> Only people who don't actually use an Apple Mouse think that this matters. I use one (several, actually — that’s what work provides) and I absolutely think t

> Only people who don't actually use an Apple Mouse think that this matters. I use one (several, actually — that’s what work provides) and I absolutely think this matters. I forget to charge it. I don’t check the battery level. I don’t remember to plug it in at the end of the day. I also shouldn’t have to. That’s an annoying, unnecessary cognitive load. If it dies in the middle of something important (and it does), stopping for some unknown number of minutes to let it charge is not a suitable option. Currently, my fix is to have two magic mice; when the battery in one dies, I swap it out for the other one. This is the only solution that doesn’t offload the cognitive burden of remembering to charge something at the end of the day onto me. This is also a ridiculous solution to that problem.