What mouse to take for a macbook?

Question

Iron

I want to take a mouse, but I really liked the touchpad and all its scroll gestures.
There is no money yet for the Magic Mouse, I settled on Rapoo t6
. Is it worth taking it? What do you advise?
Thanks

Answer 1

Not worth it. I never thought about a mouse on a MacBook.
The touchpad is just perfect and more than enough. IMHO.
Especially with the mouse you will limit yourself.

Answer 2

It is better to save up some money and take the same magic mouse. OSX has gesture support integrated everywhere, and if you buy any other mouse, you will lose a lot in usability, because. The apple mouse is good just because it supports these same gestures.
To others who answered: a mouse is needed if you connect a monitor to a laptop in order to use the laptop as a "desktop". In this case, you need both a mouse and a keyboard. This is very convenient at least when programming.

Answer 3

You can fully get all the chips of the MacBook touchpad only by taking the Apple Magic TrackPad. Ideally, you should have both a mouse and a trackpad.
The Apple Magic Mouse is a rather controversial contraption. Batteries last for a month (I used Logitech before, there batteries lasted 3 years). Sometimes her touch gets in the way, especially in Mail.app, it's annoying. The rest of the Magic Mouse is an ordinary and quite comfortable mouse. I bought a new one on Avito, only unpacked for 1300r. I wouldn't buy it for the store price :)

Answer 4

But what about the default special gestures? Why have I never seen a Macbook user with a mouse.