Check out trackpadmagic (dot) com as they have a Windows 7 driver and support utilities.

Great design

No Apple provided Windows 7 drivers

I held back writing a review based on first impressions, so here I am 2 years on. My daughter also had one so I'm basing my review on her use of it too. The mouse is easy to use and scrolls nicely.

Looks; finger swipes

Battery life; connection issues

Got the refurbished magic mouse to try to save some money. The one I received had scratches on the touch surface, like the previous user had a ring on that wore into the touch surface. There was also glue on the bottom and the mouse glides had some marks as well.

Good mouse

Scratches on touch surface

Apple keeps reinventing the mouse, and that's not a bad thing. The latest takes what Apple's learned from its laptop trackpads and the iPhone and combines it into a nice little package.

The best bluetooth mouse for MAC. Ideal for designers.

Multi-Touch mouse

Too expensive

Listing said it was Brand New, I received it and it did not came in the retail, original box, but it came in a "generic" package. I would have expected that if it was refurbished, but as I repeat, listing said it was Brand New.

I really enjoy my Magic Mouse! It's use of gestures to flip between open windows/web pages/programs etc is excellent! Works great with Mountain Lion! It's nice and light. Very ergo dynamic and comfortable to use. Some mice can be very uncomfortable.

I have been using this mouse for over month now and I must say I can't live without it. OSX might be the best OS out there but it is extremely fun to use it because of this mouse. You can set it up for right click just like any other mouse out there.

It goes without saying that Apples products aim to provide a sleek and stylish look; even with the smallest of items such as the magic mouse. The mouse is wireless which gives great convenience and lack of tangled wires and requires two AA batteries.

An Apple Magic Mouse came standard with the new Mac Pro I use at work. At first I was a bit leery of using a mouse with no physical buttons but the basic 'click', and there was an ever so slight learning curve, ...but I was worried over nothing.