Elevation Lab Magic Grips for Apple Magic Mouse 1 & 2 - [Improves comfort, widens grip, gives you more control]

Rather than buy a new mouse when my favourite wifi mouse started to suffer from radio interference, I switch to Bluetooth and the Magic Mouse that came with my iMac. It works fine, but the main compromise (why I have never used the bundled Magic Mouse) was ergonomics. This mod fixes the worst of that and makes the Magic Mouse a lot more comfortable to use. I was concerned before applying the sticky pads that the rubber foot of the wedges, which sits flush with the non-slip skis on the mouse, would cause friction. But having stuck them in place, I can report that the mouse is still free to move even on softer surfaces. I ended up using the larger thumb wedge included in the pack. Good job Elevation Lab, for making it easy for me to improve my Magic Mouse.

Simple stick-on attachment for the Apple Magic Mouse 1/2. I love scrolling on the MM surface, but usually find it a little too narrow/sharp edges for comfort. These widen the mouse, and make it much more pleasant to hold and use for long time. Great idea, I bought two sets.

The magic grips have made the Magic Mouse more comfortable. I use the multitouch scroll capability all the time and I can't do without it for work - but the mouse is terrible ergonomically. I have quite large hands and use a 'claw grip'. The last joint on my ring finger was always sore as to move this rather heavy mouse, I had to push on the inwardly rounded side, meaning lateral pressure using that finger - and the joint / ligaments end up quite painful after extended use.With the grips, this angle changes significantly - curving slightly outward, rather than inward. This changes the angle at which I need to apply pressure and is much more comfortable. It also makes it easier to apply a little pressure with my little finger, making that movement even easily, albeit only slightly.I didn't like the thicker grip option that it comes with as it felt as though it artificially extended the width and that my ring and little fingers went off at an angle, but that's me.It'd probably be worth trying to manipulate the mouse resting the pads on the mouse BEFORE you take the adhesive protector off as it's really a use-once kinda deal. When I took the thicker pad off the mouse it mangled the adhesive tape quite a lot and I don't think it'd last - so choose carefully!The little alcohol wipe it came with was good to make sure you get good adhesion, though.It could be better if:- It came in white. It looks a little off with the white mouse, but in the scheme of things no biggie.- I would prefer dimples for my ring and index finger to make the mouse easier to manoeuvre. It would give slightly more purchase when moving the mouse forwards and backwards, making that movement easier and not requiring as much lateral pressure from the ring and index finger.For me it makes the Magic Mouse incrementally, but noticeably, better.

I had the magic mouse for 2 days before I decided to get these - they are so smooth and comfortable, and make the mouse nice to use. Look nice, feel nice, nothing I wouldn't recommend.

These make the magic mouse a lot easier to use by preventing accidentally touching the touch-sensitive part of the mouse.

Much more comfortable and stops my big fingers from causing interference on the side of the touch-sensitive surface.

Great product and fantastic customer service. A must have for this ridiculously uncomfortable mouse!

These really do transform the Apple Magic Mouse - if you have bigger hands and find the Apple mice too small it will definitely help. That said, I can't help but feel the Logitech MX Master 2S is a better mouse overall as it has Apple software, is a more ergonomic shape and even has a matching white/pale version to suit your Mac setup.