![]() Supported is in the Linux kernel since 2.6.23-rc1. Supports versions 7,8 and 10, both 32-bit and 64-bit. Magic Mouse Utilities for Windows 10, adds horizontal scrolling and finger gestures to Microsoft Windows.Under Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, Apple's "Boot Camp" drivers could be used.Support was reenabled with iPadOS 13.4, but without scrolling or gesture support. It has been reported to not work with iPadOS 13.3 even though it did with iPadOS 13. Pairing the Magic Mouse 2 is supported by MacOS X 10.11 "El Capitan" or later. Upon introduction, the contemporary MacOS version (10.5.8) required a Wireless Software Update 1.0 to work. The mouse comes with a USB C-to-Lightning cable, as newer Macs don't have USB A ports. The Apple Magic Trackpad 2 (129.99) offers some big updates when compared with the original Magic Trackpad which turned an ancient-in-technology-years five this year. Only silver-grey is available to buy separately. When shipped with a colourful 2021 iMac, the bottom is anodised in a matching colour. Like the Magic Keyboard it uses a proprietary method for secure automatic pairing of Bluetooth credentials over the Lightning/USB cable.Īutomatic pairing is done by macOS X 10.11 "El Capitan" or higher. It contains a non-replaceable 1986 mAh rechargeable battery, and charges via a Lightning port on the bottom of the mouse - which makes it impossible to use the mouse while charging. Known revisions are MLA02LL/A and MRME2LL/A, both apparently available in white/silver and in black/space grey. When buying a new desktop Macintosh, customers had to choose between the mouse or the trackpad. Introduced in 2015 together with the Magic Trackpad 2 and the Magic Keyboard. It uses classic Bluetooth, and runs on 2 AA batteries inside a lid on the bottom. It was introduced in 2009 as a replacement of the Wireless Mighty Mouse, which got discontinued after Apple had been sued for trademark infringement. ![]() Version history A1296 MB829LL/A: "Magic Mouse" The optical sensor is located in the front half next to a on/off switch. Like the mice with scrolling ball before it, they are clicked by rocking the entire surface forwards, with the right button recognised by there being a touch on the top/right. When used with Apple computers, they also recognise two-finger gestures. ![]() The top surface is touch-sensitive, and also recognises scrolling gestures. The bottom is anodised aluminium, like contemporary Macintosh computers. ![]()
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