Magic Mouse Specs History

On October 28, 2024, Apple released the updated Magic Mouse, replacing the Lightning charging port with a USB-C port. The version is available in silver with white/black top surfaces and multiple color options to match the new iMac.

Magic Mouse 2 was released on October 13, 2015, retaining the original Multi-Touch surface and Bluetooth connectivity while upgrading to a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery and a Lightning charging port. The Space Gray version was initially bundled with iMac Pro, later made available as a standalone purchase, and discontinued in May 2021. Color versions matching the iMac (M1) were introduced in 2021. This model was discontinued in October 2024.

Magic Mouse was released in October 2009 as the world's first Multi-Touch consumer mouse. The entire top surface is a touch-sensitive area supporting gestures such as swiping and scrolling, using laser tracking technology. It is powered by two AA batteries. This model was discontinued in October 2015.

Apple Mighty Mouse (Wireless) was released in July 2006, featuring Bluetooth connectivity and a laser tracking engine, with the same functionality as the wired version. This model was discontinued in October 2009 and replaced by the Magic Mouse.

Apple Mighty Mouse (Wired) was released on August 2, 2005, as Apple's first multi-button mouse, featuring a 360-degree clickable Scroll Ball and side squeeze sensors. This model was discontinued in October 2009, later renamed the Apple Mouse due to trademark issues, and completely discontinued in June 2017.

Apple Wireless Mouse was released in September 2003 at Apple Expo as Apple's first Bluetooth-based wireless mouse. It shared the same form factor as the simultaneously released Apple Mouse but without the wire. The mouse was powered by two AA lithium batteries with a claimed battery life of 3 months. This model was discontinued in July 2006.

Apple Mouse was released in May 2003 alongside the eMac (ATI Graphics). Its appearance was almost identical to the Apple Pro Mouse (without the tension ring around the bottom LED) and featured optical tracking. This model was discontinued in August 2005 and replaced by the Mighty Mouse.

Apple Pro Mouse was released in July 2000 at Macworld Conference & Expo as Apple's first optical mouse, featuring an all-transparent acrylic enclosure surrounding black or white internal components. It was one of Apple's first standard optical mice and was discontinued in May 2003.

Apple USB Mouse (commonly known as the "hockey puck mouse") was released in August 1998 with the first iMac. It was Apple's first USB mouse, marking the switch from ADB to USB. It featured a circular translucent design and was available in multiple fruit colors to match the iMac models, using mechanical ball tracking. This model was discontinued in July 2000 and replaced by the Apple Pro Mouse.