Great mouse--now let's see Apple make a better mouse driver. With the Magic Mouse driver, the tracking can't be adjusted fast enough for me (I had to install "MouseZoom" to improve it), the right-click has too few options, there are only two "buttons", and the clicks can't be changed based on the application in use. All things that other mice's drivers have been doing for years.

I got one when they were released. It works great. I'm not used to a wireless mouse, so I sometimes forget to turn it on when I power up the computer. But I have no complaints with tracking. I do with they'd made it higher with some kind of a hump that fits into the palm of your hand though.

How many were returned? Oh, we don't ask those questions of apple products, just everyone else, right.

The main problem with Apple and their mice is they have this 'one mouse fits all' concept.

Well, that and the "We can't make a real two-button mouse, we need to make one that requires people who use it to change the way they 'think' and use mice! We'll make it 'better'!" as if the biggest complaint has been the confusing two-buttons on a mouse.

And the lack of middle-click (which I use in browsers all the time) is a straight deal killer for me.

@JeffChrz: take a look at BetterTouchTool (available via the author's blog at http://blog.boastr.net/). It does a much better job at multi-touch, and provides a lot more customizability and a wider range of settings than the default.

@testudo: Apple makes one style of mouse at a time. But go to their stores or check the online store, and you'll see a good selection of 3rd party mice available, in addition to their offering. I have no problem with open choices, and I do not see them making one to ship with their products as being a "one mouse fits all" restriction. If you want to be limited by a two-button mouse, go right ahead and buy a Microsoft or Logitech or Kensington mouse. If you want a two-buttom, multi-touch, no-moving-parts mouse, with no wires and long battery life, there's only one available on the market right now.

And using the aforementioned BetterTouchTool, I still have my middle-click, in addition to forward, backward, zoom, momentum-scroll, Exposé, Spaces, and a whole lot more functionality. The Magic Mouse was a *great* upgrade for me, since the hardware in my 2008 MB doesn't support more than 2-finger multi-touch: my mouse now supports up to 4-fingers in all 360º.

Or, as the Pantless Knights said in their music video, "F* right-click, multi-touch, MF." ;)

From 7 units to 14. There was much rejoicing.

The mouse market must be small if all Apple had to do was sell 14 to get 10% market share.