Apple Magic Mouse - Black

The rechargeable battery can power the Magic Mouse for about a month or more on a single charge, depending on usage.

Basic pointing and clicking functionality may work with an iPad if it supports external mice via iPadOS. However, advanced Multi-Touch gestures are not supported on iPad.

You can charge the Magic Mouse by connecting it to your Mac or another USB-C power source using the included woven USB-C Charge Cable.

You can perform gestures such as swiping between full-screen apps, swiping up for Mission Control, swiping left/right with one finger to go back/forward in Safari, and scrolling up/down or left/right by dragging a finger across the surface.

While basic mouse functions might work with Windows via Bluetooth, the Multi-Touch gestures and optimized features are designed exclusively for macOS and will not function on Windows.

No, the Magic Mouse does not have a traditional physical scroll wheel. It uses its Multi-Touch surface for scrolling functionality.

The power switch is located on the underside of the mouse.

Ensure the mouse is charged. Try re-pairing by connecting it with the USB-C cable to your Mac. Check if Bluetooth is enabled on your Mac.

Verify that your Mac is running a compatible macOS version. Check System Settings (or System Preferences) > Mouse to ensure gestures are enabled and configured correctly.

Clean the optical sensor on the bottom of the mouse. Ensure the surface you are using the mouse on is suitable (avoid reflective or uneven surfaces). Check the battery level.

Ensure there are no strong sources of wireless interference nearby. Check the battery level. Try re-pairing the device.