Can a Rubber Grip Solve the Magic Mouse's Problems?
Apple's Bluetooth mouse has some issues, but MagicGrips are trying to come to terms with fixing at least one.
The solution to the less-than-ideal Magic Mouse for Apple users isn’t spending a bunch of money on an obnoxious ergonomic Bluetooth mouse. It’s a pack of silicone rubber grips aptly called MagicGrips. These little pieces of rubber change how you hold the sleek form of the Magic Mouse, making it 1000x easier to hold and get your work done, without early-onset arthritis. The $13(ish) packs come with two different sizes and are ambidextrous. Just peel off the plastic on the adhesive and stick them to the side of your mouse. Honestly, these really helped with the way I hold my mouse so that when I’m sitting on a computer all day, that’s one less potential health scare I need to worry about in this climate.
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