Magic Mouse 2 No Longer Works After iPadOS 13.3

I have confirmed this. I just bought my Magic Mouse 2 just for my iPad Pro. I have tried it on 6 different devices running 13.3 it Will not find it. My wife’s iPad Pro is on 13.0 and it finds the mouse no problem. Nothing like spending 80 on a Mouse you can’t use.

The same here, MM2 is NOT working on 13.3 via BT. I haven’t tried it to first pair it via cable but the point would be that it is a BT mouse...

I went to the local Apple shop and they found out the same.

Any info on the bug fix?

So clearly that a lot of people are asking for the same question: WHY? But don’t worry. I already solved the problem. I bought a Microsoft Surface Mobile Mouse for a lot less money than Apple’s and it works great also on my Mac. To the community this is my advise: Don’t waste your money on a mouse of the same brand which, in some versions work, and then do not.

Yes, Phil0124, we understand. However, what bob_n_boro is asking is why (not if!) Apple decided to discontinue supporting the magic mouse in the most recent update? Cvidalk has said the same thing, but since everyone wants to repeat themselves, I figured I would do so too. Some possible explanations: 1) they decided once again that they don't want the iPad to be a computer, but compromised and allowed non-apple mice, 2) there were some connectivity issues if the mouse was used interchangeably with an Apple computer and iPad.

So far the only solution proposed on the thread is to use a non-apple mouse. Can anyone else confirm that if they use a non-apple bluetooth mouse on 13.3 it works?

Same issue here - I bought a Magic Mouse 2 on last November; I tested it in a shop, it was working fine and I decided to buy it to be used with my Ipad Pro. The mouse is relatively expensive, but I wanted to have the whole “Ipad Pro” experience, with accessories from Apple. Then, after updating my Ipad Pro to 13.3, my mouse wasn’t recognized anymore... I tried all I could, Factory Reset, etc. nothing worked... That was very frustrating. Finally, I decided to go to a local Apple store - The sales assistant was very defending, not even trying to check it with me and just showed me that it’s written the Magic Mouse is not supported on my device... That’s a very disappointing experience... I hope that Apple will fix it soon !

Sorry but what a joke Apple!! just paid 4 times more for an Apple product that does not work with Apple product, Only found out it does not work after looking for info on working the thing!!

sadly my last Apple purchase makes the Samsung S20 the perfect start!!

Ok, I am not alone in this situation ...

"Your choice to sell your iPad is drastic"

On early January, the issue started with my Magic Mouse 2... I thought that perhaps it's only my Ipad Pro who has this issue...

Then, I read people on forums saying that they are experiencing the same issue.

On early January, I had this issue with the Magic Mouse 2, but my Logitech mouse was still working fine.

I was thinking - Ok fine, let's wait for the next software release, it will probably fix this issue.

I went to an Apple store on mid-January to see if a professional tech guy could help me figuring out the issue, but the guy was very defensive and just showed me on my OS "Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Trackpad is not supported"; he didn't even want to bother trying to help me and was quite unpleasant... which was my second surprise...

Then, I thought - ok, let's wait for the next release... again !

The new version 13.3.1 was finally released ! I was so excited to see if it would fix my issue with the Apple Magic Mouse 2.

After the upgrade, even my Logitech mouse wouldn't be recognized by my OS ! ! !

What a great upgrade, thanks Apple for working hard on fixing issues ! :-) :-) :-)

I totally understand that Apple wants to avoid getting confusions between the purpose of the Ipad Pro and other product lines (MacBook / MacBook Pros), but I couldn't believe that they made the choice to remove functionalities like mouse support for Ipad Pro users... I always believed that Apple would do the best to please their community.

The Ipad Pro is a beautiful piece of hardware, I really like it.

When I purchased it, my main purpose was to have a lightweighted 2nd computer - I wasn't expecting my Ipad Pro to replace totally my main computer, but with the mouse support and the Apple Smart keyboard, the experience was good.

Without mouse support, now, it's very uncomfortable when I use it as a computer for web surfing... I hate to scroll pages with my fingers... which is apparently what Apple wants users to do ... so it's sad, but I'll have to sell it ! :-(

Apple please help us... I am having same problem.. It is so intuitive to use Magic Mouse on iPad Pro. Hope Apple solve this problem in future updates and provide full functionality of Magic Mouse including scrolling , tap , Swip , etc

They are supported on iPad OS, just not the ones with software version 13.3.1... the Magic Mouse works on other iPads....and did see where it clearly states in the Devices screen under Accessibility that MM 2 and MT are not supported,.

The question is why does it work with some iPads?

Why has Apple not answered this question?

If they have, did I miss it?

Magic Mouse 1 works and Magic Mouse 2 doesn't. it has zero to do with not wanting to blur the lines with MacBook etc. apple is just being apple and screwing with their customers for some reason. why would they allow all other bluetooth mouse to work but their own? it would help sales of the Magic Mouse 2

I am extremely annoyed and disappointed with Apple. Why the **** wouldn't they support the Magic Mouse 2 on Ipad Pro. I have just wasted a shed load of money on something I will not be able to use - anywhere!

Really Really angry :-(

Apple - get it sorted.

The Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Trackpad are not supported on iPadOS as clearly explained in the Devices screen in Accessibility.