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TUAW reviewed Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse and summarized “it’s nice - for a bluetooth mouse. As I’ve mentioned, I’ve used quite a few bluetooth mice and, while this one is definitely more accurate, it isn’t anything Earth-shattering. In my experience, all bluetooth mice suffer from reduced accuracy as (what I assume is) a result of bluetooth itself being not quite as reliable as USB for driving a mouse. Little things like clicking a tab’s close button, or clicking the right icon in the dock can sometimes be a jittery process. The mouse can also occasionally be just the slightest bit sluggish, but again in my experience with bluetooth mice, that is to be expected.”

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Blogcritics published their review on wireless Mighty Mouse and writes “Every aspect of the Mighty Mouse is rock solid, all except for the one thing that matters most. I need to be able to feel with my fingers where the right button is. And when I click on what I think to be the right side of the mouse, (even when I look at the darn thing) and still get a left-click, that is one of the most frustrating experiences in a fast-paced, deadline sensitive, environment.”

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After released Mighty Mouse in year 2005, Apple now introduce the wireless Mighty Mouse.

Unlike other wireless mouse, Apple wireless Mighty Mouse use Bluetooth for its wireless connection. It is powered by two AA batteries. The wireless Mighty Mouse’s tracking engine is based on laser technology that delivers 20 times the performance of standard optical tracking. The effect is more accuracy and responsiveness on more surfaces.

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