Since the introduction of the original Magic Mouse, customer reception was split regarding its quality. This would put Apple’s Wireless Keyboard in its fourth generation and the Magic Mouse in its second, hence the allegedly official title, Magic Mouse 2.

That’s because a recent FCC filing indicates a forthcoming overhaul of both the Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard. Pretty soon, however, Apple will finally attempt to play catch-up with its desktop peripherals. That is, while the rest of technology was progressing, Apple’s PC peripheral space was stagnant, and arguably still is - at least for now. Aside from the keyboard’s slight revision, put into effect in 2011, both the Magic Mouse and the Wireless Keyboard have largely remained free of alteration. It was the premiere of a new era for Mac peripherals, both of which donned iOS support, fit for a world becoming increasingly more mobile.

Both completely forewent the inclusion of cables and USB dongles, opting for a near-seamless wireless experience for Mac users. Since 2009, Apple has packaged its wireless Bluetooth mouse, famously dubbed the Magic Mouse, with its iMac computers, while retailing it separately for users of other Mac computers.

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