New Apple product rankings from Basic Apple Guy list all of the 2024 products from best to worst. See where your Apple gear ranks.

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Apple’s current Magic Mouse, with a design dating back to 2009, may soon get a major redesign within the next 2-3 years.

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The Magic Mouse has been updated with USB-C, and … well, that’s about it. You can ditch the Lightning cable on your desk, at least.

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You used to be able to purchase an iMac with a color-matched Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad, but this has changed with the latest M4 iMacs.

Owners of USB-C versions of Apple's Magic Keyboard, Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse report macOS Sequoia 15.1 software or later is required.

Is this the Magic Mouse charging port all over again? Internet hacks and jokes poke fun at the M4 Mac mini power button with "fixes."

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The new Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad USB input devices mark the (near) death of Apple's Lightning connector, finally.

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Apple's worst design crime remains unsolved! The location of the Magic Mouse 2 charging port

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Apple has refreshed its Magic Keyboards for the Mac, along with the Magic Trackpad and Mouse, with USB-C charging instead of Lightning.

Learn what to do if Magic Keyboard, Trackpad, or Mouse fails to connect and work with your iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, Mac Pro, or MacBook.

Coding with Magic Mouse? Some might scoff, but this MacBook Pro-wielding developer loves the input device (and hates a popular alternative).

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With today's M1 Max MacBook Pro setup, a developer finds a 34-inch curved ultra-wide monitor hits the sweet spot.

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Accidentally disabled Bluetooth on your Mac and can't use your mouse? Use your keyboard to turn on Bluetooth on your Mac without a mouse.

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