Satechi M1 Wireless Bluetooth Mouse, USB-C Rechargeable, Space Gray

The Satechi M1 Wireless Bluetooth works right out of the box with both Mac and Windows, it only requires pairing. The best feature is its looong battery life and short changing time. Personally I think it has an elegant, compact design with a pleasant feel to the its wheel and responsiveness to motion, but that is a matter of opinion, and, if you have very large hands, you might find it rather on the small side. Cheap for a Mac mouse, expensive for a Windows mouse. Very satisfied initially with my purchase, it feels well made and sturdy.

A good wireless mouse, it connects easily to my MacBook, it's fast, it feels good to the touch, and it looks like good quality.

Used with an M4 MacBook Air, this mouse functions really well right out of the box. Paired quickly and is extremely responsive to your input and cursor movement is accurate. I find myself choosing it over my trackpad more and more. Blue matches my Mac and looks made for it.

Below is the review I left on Dec. 31, 2025, and I must update it. Sad to say, but as of March the mouse is going in the trashcan. It has become jumpy and lurchy, as if it cannot maintain a continuous Bluetooth connection, and I feel I'm constantly at war with it. Furthermore, I never got comfortable with the way it feels, and my hand aches after using it for a spell. Now I have to shop for a replacement. I can no longer recommend! This Satechi M1 wireless mouse seems like a good value, and it connected seamlessly to my MacBook Air. It seems to work fine but, like some others who reviewed it, I find the size and shape a bit awkward. It is not as high as the Logitech mice I've used before, and the shape lacks curvature that conforms to my palm, cramping my hand a bit. There is also a seam near the front edge, right where my index finger wants to rest, in contrast with the smooth-surfaced Logitech mice. I'll probably get used to the way it feels, but it detracts a bit from my initial positive feelings about this mouse.

I bought this mouse 2 years ago because I work in IT and I travel a lot. I am absolutely flabberghasted by how good this mouse has been. The battery lasts such a long time, but its not heavy. The amount of force required to click the buttons is just right, and the scroll wheel feels great to use. Its small enough to be a great travel mouse, but not too small to use. Its USB-c charged so I can use my android phone charger or my macbook charger to charge it, but it goes months without needing a charge. I have gotten it a bit wet from soda and I panicked thinking it was ruined, but it works like the day I bought it. It's beautiful too. I've let a lot of people borrow it because it pairs sooo quickly on Windows or Mac. Everyone who has used it loved it too. A few of my users even bought their own. I'd buy more but I don't need them because I take this one everywhere.

Love it!

Initially great, and did everything I need it to. But not long-lasting and impossible to user service. Initially this was great. I bought it because I was forever running out of batteries (and forgetting to bring spares) and being stranded without a mouse for long periods of time. This one is bluetooth, has a decent battery life, but also has a USB charging port at the northern end of it. I always have a charging cable, or access to one, so this is great-- plug the charging cable to the mouse and laptop, and I can still use it while it charges up. Aside from that, the bluetooth worked well, the construction seemed high quality, etc. However. The longer I've had it, the more it degrades. The mouse experiences weird random moments where it freezes, for no reason I understand. Maybe it is going into power conservation mode too soon, I don't know. It's annoying. But worse, the mouse wheel (as mouse wheels will) probably has some grunge or crud in it, because it's becoming completely unreliable. Not non-responsive, but sending increasingly random signals to the laptop-- sometimes it will wildly overshoot, sometimes it will stutter between backward and forward motion, etc. If there is a way to open this thing up to clean it without breaking it) I have yet to find it. The three-second freezes, I could deal with. The mouse wheel, though, is swiftly turning this into a piece of junk for me.

Love it, works perfect and comfortable in my hand!

Could have better resolution sometimes. Buttons too far up on the ridge. Too small in size if you got big hands. Wheel works very good. Smart charger connection, so you can still use it. You can go far fully charged i.e.

Fairly inexpensive with aluminum body, small form factor (works great with smaller hands), and connects to my Macbook Pro Max with no hassles. It has a more comfortable feel in use than my old Apple mouse. Highly satisfied with this purchase.

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Mi ha colpito subito per il design in alluminio, molto curato ed elegante, perfetto soprattutto accanto a dispositivi Apple ma comunque adatto anche ad altri setup. Lo utilizzo sia con Windows che con Mac: personalmente lo preferisco con Windows, ma in entrambi i casi non mi ha dato alcun problema di connessione o utilizzo. Si collega facilmente via Bluetooth ed è sempre stabile. Molto comoda anche la ricarica tramite USB-C, che evita l’uso di batterie e rende tutto più pratico nell’uso quotidiano. Dal punto di vista dell’utilizzo è preciso e fluido, con una buona ergonomia nonostante le dimensioni compatte. Unico piccolo aspetto da considerare: essendo abbastanza compatto, per chi ha mani grandi potrebbe risultare leggermente piccolo all’inizio, ma ci si abitua velocemente. Nel complesso lo consiglio assolutamente: bello, funzionale e perfetto per l’uso quotidiano, sia in mobilità che su scrivania.”

Although not identical to original Apple Magic Mouse, the Satechi Aluminium M1 Mouse is a good alternative. It replaces the touch surface navigation with a very sturdy scroll-wheel and two buttons. The built and form factor are very good. Although costlier than other-non-Apple mouse it is better alternative.