Case® - Ergonomic Case for Apple Magic Mouse | For a more ergonomic iMac mouse (white/silver)

Super idée et vraiment très pratique ergonomique. Voilà une simple solution qui n’es pas chère. Et dire que Mac n’a pas pensé à l’ergonomie de la souris.

I love the gestures and features of the Apple Magic Mouse. As a designer I use the mouse intensively, but lack of ergonomic grip caused pain in my hand. I was looking online for a solution and then found this Ergonomic case and it feels great. And don’t have any pain or stress in my hand.

So, It didn't occur to me when I bought my new MacBook Pro (Nov 2024) and I got the new mouse as well, how much that mouse was going to kill my hand. It took me about 2 days before I was on a full hunt for a solution. I saw a few different options out in the wild and took a chance on this one. I cannot say enough about this "add-on" to the mouse. Not only can I use it all day long and not have wrist pain or my hand want to lock up but it is so simple to pop the mouse into and go. I do have a small wrist cushion as well, and my hand has not been happier. Also, it is one piece, just slip the mouse in, don't try to dismantle it. It has a sticker on it that says that so I don't know who needs to hear this but, just slip the mouse in.

Non so se ci sono, ma converrebbe fare più taglie in quanto quello preso da me risulta essere leggermente grande per la mia mano, a parte questo è molto comodo ed utile.

The current generation of Apple Magic mouse has one major problem, and one annoyance. The annoyance is that famously, you can't use the mouse while you are charging it. Probably by now you have either concluded that it doesn't matter, or that with all right-thinking people, you believe that the designer is not playing with a full set of fonts. However this famous issue is not as important as the ergonomic problem: yet again Apple has produced a mouse which is uncomfortable or painful to use, and in this iteration is difficult to move with full precision because only the tips of your fingers touch the mouse. I find the standard Apple mouse so bad that I strongly prefer an Amazon Basics wired mous. This case solves the ergonomic problem completely, at least for me. Your hand may be different. The case leaves the bottom of the mouse open so that the charge point can be reached (it does not have any form of pass-through to move the charge point to a saner position). It has a high surface at the back to let your hand grip the mouse, but leaves the front of the mouse open so that the track pad can be used. This necessarily means that the mouse looks more like a shoe when seen from the side - it's quite ugly, and there is nothing the case designers could do to avoid this problem. Thanks, Apple.