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Thinking of trading my old iMac in for a MacBook Pro. My problem is I don't like the touchpad at all especially when working in Photoshop or InDesign. Can I use a mouse with it? And will it be as responsive as with an iMac?
Remember that your new MBP will have USB-C ports and you may need an adaptor for a mouse with a conventional USB connector. Like this adaptor:
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/OWC/TCCADPU3/
Shop around. Some USB-C adaptors can cost twice what a third-party mouse costs.
I use a bluetooth Apple MagicMouse with my MBP. It preserves most of the functions and handy "swipe" moves from the trackpad. And you don't have any port issues.
The current Magic Mouse 2 is not cheap but will provide many more functions than the third-party stuff.
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MLA02LL/A/magic-mouse-2-silver?fnode=56
BTW: can I "disconnect the pad" or does this happen automatically when I activate the blue tooth on the Apple mouse? Thanks.
OK. Thanks.
Huh. I assume "ignore" indicates it is "disconnected." Otherwise I would think one could accidentally touch it and affect a function.
I think your assumption is correct. It is clear to me that that's what it says.
darpa wrote:
Anyway, this is extremely helpful for when I go to talk with an Apple peep at the Grand Central store (my favorite).
That place? Pretty nice setup they have there. Was there in 2013.
Can I use a mouse with a MacBook Pro?
