Instruction: Given a question and the related document, and generate the answer to the question based on the information provided in the document.

Input:
Question: Is there a right-click button, and does it work?
Document: Got this to go with my iMac. Very nice build quality, feels terrific in hand. Driverless (more in a sec) and gets a good signal from where I use it most, the bed. The iMac is my primary TV and sometimes I need to have mouse control. It has the standard right/left click mouse buttons, a scroll wheel and quick connect button on top of the mouse's body. It also has two buttons mounted on the upper left.
I was hesitant to get this one after reading that other people had problems getting it to pair with the Macbook Pro. At first I thought they were correct but I figured that you have to hold down the blue button on the bottom instead of just pressing it once. After that it paired right away.I had also read that the extra buttons do not work. This is also not correct.
Just turn the bluetooth on playbook and 'on' the mouse. *A right-click functions to access the menus to switch windows (apps; just bring pointer to the left/right of the screen and right-click). This works for top and bottom menus. *Click, hold and drag works just fine (when re-arranging apps on the main screen)Hope this helps to narrow your search.
I used this with my 2011 MacBook Pro running Mac OS 10.9 approximately 10 hours/week since purchase on Dec 29, 2013. It has never been dropped or received any other kind of shock. It worked normally until March 17, 2014. On that day it suddenly started to substitute commands. For example, a right click, which should be a right click and had always been a right click, instead began activating the Mac Mission Control.
After about two weeks of use, the left mouse button started to have a problem. It would sometimes not click when I pressed it and worse would sometimes release and re-click while I held it down during a drag-and-drop operation. This resulted in many files moved to mysterious places on my computer as I would drop a file and pick up another one without even noticing.
The button clicks take almost no effort, which could be bad for my clumsy big hands. But so far, it paired right up and works fine for me in spite of the fact that I am not using it on a mousepad. So even though I'm disappointed regarding the inaccuracy, I will continue to use it and see how it goes.
This mouse paired with my mac. If you're wondering, it doesn't pair with my iPod like I wanted, but I still like it. It has 2 programmable buttons, a right and left clicker, and a scroll wheel. It also has an on/off switch and a button for bluetooth connectivity. The only downside is that it uses AAA batteries, kind of a nuisance. I like it, and it works.
I lost my expensive Apple Magic Mouse and needed something to take over for a little bit. It fits the bill. It works well, the price is great, I set it up easily. The only issue is when I don't use it for a few hours, it doesn't reconnect right away. Sometimes it takes 5 seconds, sometimes as long as 20 to 30. It's a little annoying. I wish it had a 360 degree scroll button (like the Apple).
Pros:Just the right size, does the right things, when it actually connects!Cons:I used it with my acer S3 laptop, with standard Bluetooth technology so it should work fine, but the bad quality of this device makes it a nightmare to keep a connection longer than 3 minutes on average.Buy only for short term use.
So I've had this for a few weeks, I thought it was trash since I could not connect with anything. Silly me, there is a blue button on the bottom that you need to press and or hold and my computer finally saw it. NO ONE in the reviews has talked about this, BUT if you have a JAIL BROKEN IPAD, and have the BTstack mouse and keyboard installed, this mouse IS compatible! I just got it to work!
Answer: Yes and yes.