The ergonomics of the Magic Mouse take a good week or two to adapt to. I remember jumping on the first gen without trying it. Thought I would return it with the cramps it caused. Then I got used to it and the scrolling was second to none. Now can’t do without one beside my MacBook. Love having both input options. However, good ergonomics should be instant, and I am looking forward to version 3 if it becomes a reality. Not hard to see the hate people give the mouse, it should adapt to you and not the other way around.
It was funny and really telling seeing Cook with MKBHD, and have him mention the ergonomics as a strong point of the mouse. Never was it more clear that Tim has no clue about the stuff he sells, and only how to manufacture and price it. Outside of Excel and Mail, along with services, I ‘m not even sure if he knows macOS. I just hope the version 3 sees the light of day. There is a lot of opportunity for innovation here considering it has been 16 darn years since this version launched. Calling it version 2 was quite the stretch. It is definitely a polarizing device.