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SAVE $19.01:As of Nov. 21,eroticized rage luke ford get the Apple Magic Mouse at Amazon for $79.99, down from $99. That's a 19% discount and the lowest price we've seen.

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One of Apple's veritable superpowers is its ability to design seamless, svelte-looking products like the MacBook Pro and the iPhone. But one of its most attractive items that often gets overlooked is the Magic Mouse. It's simple to add to just about any Mac setup, and having a physical mouse instead of relying on a trackpad can fundamentally change the way you use your computer. If you don't yet have one, today's a good time to grab a Magic Mouse at the lowest price we've seen ahead of Black Friday.

As of Nov. 21, get the Apple Magic Mouse for just $79.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $99. That's a discount of $19.01 and 19% off. It's the lowest price we've spotted for this model, and you can get either the Black or White colorways at this discount.

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The Magic Mouse is compatible with your Mac, MacBook, and iPad, and it connects via Bluetooth. It comes with a rechargeable battery that you can juice up via USB-C, and it connects, as its name implies, "magically" to your devices without any frustrations you might get from other mice. It's small, sleek, and clicky, and the entire mechanism moves when you press down. It isn't divided into buttons, as you can click contextually for a right-click.

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If you want to enhance your on-the-go workstation or just stop relying on your MacBook's trackpad, a Magic Mouse is a great addition to your setup. And at this price, it's really worth grabbing even if you just want it as a backup.

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