En användarrecension från Xlr8yourmac. Rullningskulan fungerar mycket bra men medföljande programvara kräver 10.4.2. Sidoknapparna fungerar som en knapp. Man kan inte tilldela olika funktioner till dem utan en till båda. Man måste trycka på båda samtidigt för att det ska fungera.
EDIT: Det verkar som 10.4.2 krävs för att kunna konfigurera musen fullständigt men den fungerar med Panther och Jaguar också. Det går bara inte att programmera alla knappar då.
" Hi Mike,
Got got the Apple Mighty Mouse from my nearby Apple store.
Shipment had just arrived around 11am and I was the first to get the box since I had to request it and they had to get it straight from the delivery area. There was no signs, marketing posters or units on display - which was surprising not to see them prepare for today's announcement. The mouse is the same size as the last generation corded mouse. What's surprising is how great the 360 ball feels. I doubted it at first, but when I connected it the tactile feedback was awesome. (see his later comments on this below-Mike) It isn't evident but it finally has a right click button. The mouse senses where your finger is placed and creates a right click action when you click on the right side of the mouse. The two innocent sides that looked like buttons in old mice, but aren't - are finally buttons now! Again touch sensitive action which you have to program. Your computer will recognize the mouse and allow you to use the scroll wheel and right click. But unless you install the included software in the packaging, you will not be able to customize it under the Keyboard and Mouse settings. All in all an excellent Apple product once again. Great innovation and great price - USD49.00 only for this piece of marvel. I did hope they changed the shape of the mouse to something a little big bigger. But they did keep it the same size.
(he later wrote)
I forgot to mention that the included software only works for OS 10.4.2. Sneaky marketing to get you to finally upgrade to Tiger I think. I have to give a correction on my first impression of the mouse. Upon further investigation, the tactile feedback was psychological (at least to me) in nature. There really isn't any tactile feedback.... BUT - Apple has created a built-in speaker to provide audible feedback on the ball and side buttons. When you move the ball or press the side buttons, you hear tiny clicks. You think it's the mechanical sound from actually moving/pressing the button, but it really is coming from a tiny speaker. It seems strange they did that, but it works. It makes me believe that every movement has a sound and, thus corresponding "feedback". Of course pressing on the main left and right button will produce a sound from the mechanical movement - this time. I don't believe the speakers help produce more sound than it already has.
As for the side buttons, I'm afraid you can only program one item. The left and right are one and the same. You can't assign different actions. It's a little difficult to press, actually. I need to press harder at the same time to bring out the action - based on the unit I received. Also pressing on the ball straight down produces a center button that you can customize. You know what's funny though. Upon installing the software the right- click button (or rather, secondary button as Apple calls it) is disabled. Left and right buttons are both set as the Primary button. So unless you customize the function, other users might believe the right click doesn't work. Truly they still are stubborn into making it behave like a one button mouse. And rightfully so because while playing around with it, I still find myself pressing the CTL button to bring up the right click function. Perhaps in time.
Regards, Raymond O. "
