General

• Name: Magic Mouse (USB-C) — part of Apple’s pointing-device lineup.

• Wireless connectivity: Bluetooth.

• Rechargeable battery: built-in, no disposable AA cells.

• Charging / port: USB-C port (bottom of mouse) for pairing and charging.

• Compatibility: Requires a Mac with macOS 15.1 or later, or an iPad with iPadOS 18.1 or later.

Size & Weight

• Height: ~0.85 inch (2.16 cm)

• Width: ~2.25 inch (5.71 cm)

• Depth: ~4.47 inch (11.35 cm)

• Weight: ~0.22 pound (0.099 kg) (varies slightly by manufacturing)

Features

• Multi-Touch surface: supports gestures such as swiping between pages, scrolling through documents, zooming.

• Glide / foot design: optimized for smooth movement across desktop surfaces.

• Rechargeable battery life: about a month or more between charges (typical use) per Apple spec.

Used Condition Considerations
Since you’re specifying a used unit:

• Check for wear on the bottom feet / skates — these degrade and affect glide.

• Verify battery capacity / health (rechargeable batteries age).

• Confirm the port is functioning (USB-C) and Bluetooth connectivity is stable.

• Look for signs of excessive surface scratches on the multi-touch top — may impair gestures.

• Ensure the firmware / Mac recognizes it fully (gestures working).

Upgradability / Limitations

• Not user-upgradable: You cannot replace the internal battery or change internals easily.

• Design limitation: The USB-C port remains on the bottom of the mouse, meaning you cannot use it while charging unless you flip it. This design is still criticized.

• Ergonomics: The flat, low-profile design is stylish but may not suit extended-use comfort for some users.