The Magic Mouse 2 is for photographers and videographers who use Apple desktops or laptops for their editing. The customisable gestures are perfectly suited to creative workflows, making the process of moving through media and performing edits as natural as it could be.

The newly updated Apple Magic Mouse now has a USB-C charging port, but it's still on the bottom — and that still doesn't matter.

And as for the Mac Mini, while the power button isn’t at least directly on the center of the underside (off on one of the corners that is slightly raised), the super low profile 2-inch height of this machine means you will have to wiggle your thumb underneath and lift the machine a little to power it on.

There's a new Apple Magic Mouse — and not everyone is happy about it. Apple updated its mouse this week, selling a new $99 version that has precisely one major difference: it can be charged via USB-C now instead of Lightning.

Apple has introduced a new USB-C Magic Mouse alongside M4 iMac. The Magic Mouse still features the charging port on the bottom despite customer frustration. The Minimalist Magic Mouse design continues to disappoint with baffling port placement.