Apple Magic Mouse 4 Black

Apple Magic Mouse (often referred to in searches as “Magic Mouse 4” but officially the current Magic Mouse with USB-C, introduced in 2024) is Apple’s sleek, wireless multi-touch mouse designed primarily for Mac users. There’s no official “Magic Mouse 4” model released as of March 2026—the latest version is the USB-C refreshed one from late 2024, which replaced the older Lightning port with USB-C charging for better compatibility with modern Macs and iPads.

It’s still the same iconic flat design with a full Multi-Touch surface on top (no traditional scroll wheel), optimized for gestures like swiping between pages, scrolling documents, zooming, and more—seamless integration with macOS.

Key Features and Specifications

• Design: Ultra-thin, ambidextrous aluminum and glass build with a smooth, seamless Multi-Touch top surface. Optimized low-friction feet for effortless gliding on desks.
• Connectivity: Bluetooth wireless (pairs automatically with Mac, iPad, etc.). No dongle needed.
• Charging: Rechargeable built-in battery via USB-C port on the bottom (about a month or more per charge). Includes a woven USB-C charge cable. Note: The port is still controversially on the bottom, so you can’t use it while charging (a long-standing complaint).
• Gestures: Supports one-finger scroll, two-finger swipe (forward/back), two-finger zoom, Mission Control swipe, app Exposé, and more—feels like an extension of the Mac trackpad.
• Tracking: Laser-based for precise movement.
• Colors: White Multi-Touch Surface ($79) or Black Multi-Touch Surface ($99).
• Compatibility: Best with macOS (MacBook, iMac, Mac mini, etc.); also works with iPadOS (limited gestures) and some Windows via third-party drivers, but optimized for Apple ecosystem.
• Battery Life: Up to a month+ on a full charge; quick top-up via USB-C.

Ratings and User Feedback

Consistently ~4.6/5 stars from thousands of reviews (Apple Store, Best Buy, Amazon). Users praise the premium feel, smooth gestures, battery life, and perfect macOS integration—many call it the “best mouse for Mac” if you love touch gestures. Common pros: Minimalist, no clunky wheel, great for productivity/creative work. Cons: Flat shape lacks ergonomic comfort for long sessions (some prefer third-party like Logitech MX Master), bottom charging port is inconvenient, no side buttons or advanced customization.