I am an Apple fan who recommends most of their products to friends and family, but I think they put way too much emphasis on the ascetics for this gorgeous piece of crap.

PROS:
Totally mod, Innovative, Vogue, Trendsetting, Flashy, Elegant, Sophisticated, Suave.
If it were a car, it would be incredibly aerodynamic!

CONS:
The no-button-pivot-point is easy to accidentally click, especially if you have something on your desk that you might bump it into, e.g. eMac, because bumping even the side of the mouse will click it. It's basically one big clumpy button .

No right click button is a step backwards. Having to click while holding control should not be necessary, and I get a little sad every time I have to do it. Is this 80's?!

Everyone has been dragging something, when their mouse is nearing an object (emac, keyboard, ect) on their desk, well, in the less cool, non-innovative days you could simply hold down your left click button, pick up your mouse, and continue dragging, not losing your spot. This problem is probably pops up the most while using Photoshop and you're lassoing something and are running out of actual desk space with your mouse and you have to re lasso, which is why you decide to write a review on Amazon. With the new super shiny Apple mouse, there is no button to hold down, you have to squeeze the sides and try to make it THINK that it is still on your desk. And I'm pretty sure it CAN think, seeing as it's so cutting edge.


This sure was therapeutic!

You would be better off buying a USB optical mouse with a left and right click, even though you won't be able to hang with the in-crowd.

It's quick and accurate. Looks good too. The only set back is that it doesn't have a roll key.

... and sitting in my iMac G5's box. I feel crippled without a scroll wheel or right-button, so I went out and bought a Microsoft Blue Optical mouse instead (their mice are about the only decent thing Microsoft sells). I thought Apple had finally figured it out with the Mighty Mouse, but I was disappointed.

My children under three can use this mouse very easily. I see them staying with it until middle school. Not everyone needs a bunch of buttons on their mouse! And it's solid - stands up to toddler abuse.

Pros:

-Nice feel
-Easy USB connection
-Eye appealing

Cons:

-Short wire
-No scroll wheel
-I WANT RIGHT CLICK!!!

This mouse is of very high quality, but has many flaws to it. First of all, the wire is SO short that you can't really move it from place to place. Secondly, there is no scroll wheel so you can't easily scroll down a page. Most importantly, THERE IS NO RIGHT CLICK!!! A mouse of this price and appeal should definitly have a right click feature.