macOS Monterey 12.0.1 & Magic Mouse / Calendar Issues

Same machine and same as Mark, I need to switch off the mouse or deactivate it on the bluetooth and then when connected again it works.

A bit annoying.

Regards

Luca

My mouse does the same thing. Did not try the safe mode procedure above.

Power off, then on, mouse reconnects and works as setup in Settings

Tried safe mode and everything else. Purchased a Logitech mouse and scrolls fine. I called Apple told them new mouse works. I was told there should be an update to fix issue

Full reinstal from recovery to 12.1 and problem still there. Now its time for service

Yes same issue, but thanks as you pointed out the fact if you rebooted the mouse it works...which at least is something! (I have experienced this before with an upgrade on previous Macbook - it was fixed eventually).

MacBook Air (M1, 2020)

I just upgraded to 12.0.1 in the hopes that, as suggested by the Apple folks, this might help the constant crashing of Adobe PSE. Immediately after completing the upgrade, scrolling issues started with my Apple mouse. A call to tech support for Apple seemed to surprise them as the claimed noone else had mentioned this issue. I am honestly losing faith in Mac products these days.

I recently upgraded to Monterey and today I worked with my M1 MacBook docked on Bridge, Discovered that Yes I have same problems with Magic Mouse 3 and Magic Keyboard.

Unable To scroll

Connection on and off and mouse gets disconnected and connected again.

Magic Keyboard keeps disconnecting.

All Accessories have 90% battery.

Apple please fix it. Anybody knows how can I roll back to big sur?

Thank you

Yes! I updated this week and I notice that the multi finger touch functions no longer work with Magic Mouse. I reset it and it will work for a time. But as soon as I close my MacBook and open it up again, the whole thing starts over and I have to connect and reconnect again. I also noticed a problem with WiFi connectivity.

Today the problem seems gone, I tried several times to put the MacBook on sleep and wake it up and no more problems when scrolling down... no updates installed, definitely no safe mode, I didn't turn off the device, nothing has been done.

The only difference from yesterday is that I switched off the mouse and on again.

Glad everything is fine again.

Regards

Luca

Same scrolling issue with the mouse but on the M1 iMac.

Also, touch ID gets sluggish on the Magic Keyboard until it too stops working.

Worked Fine until Monterey.

Submitted a bug report. Hopefully, it'll get fixed soon!

This bug appears to affect all mice. I 'm having the same problem with my MX Master 3 connected over bluetooth.

Anyone out there have the same issues with a wired mouse or a mouse with a dedicated RF dongle? Is it just bluetooth that kills scrolling?

MacBook Pro 16-inch, 2019

I have the exact same issue and it is driving me crazy...

I have a Magic Trackpad as well so I can turn off Bluetooth and turn it on to reconnect my Magic Mouse.

But even when I turn Bluetooth back on my MacBook just won't reconnect with the Magic Mouse and it takes a couple of tries to get the mouse working again. never experienced something like this with an apple device before.

I have the same problem. I dowloaded the Monterey upgrade this past Saturday and my wireless Apple Mous has not been working since. In order to get it work, I have to uninstall it, restart my 2020 Macbook pro and reinstall the mouse. Once this is done, if I don't use my laptop for a about 30 minutes, I have to start all over again. I agree that upgrades are needed but they should ensure that fixing a few issues doesn't mean other features will stop working. I am not happy at all. I work for a Title Agency all day long at the office and must login remotely in the evening on my laptop.....without the mouse, it's impossible for me to work since using the track pad is not fast enough.

Yes same issue here. Been going back and forth with Apple support no resolution. Now they said bring computer to Apple store for diagnostics! So I purchased a Logitech mouse to see what would happen and guess what? Scrolls fine. Actually this new mouse is way better than the Apple mouse. It’s definitely an Apple issue not mine

Another development in the Great Magic Mouse Debacle with iOS 15: This morning when I woke my Mac, the mouse was again non responsive. I set it aside and used my old corded mouse but did not turn the wireless one off. About 30 minutes later I decided to check the battery level on the wireless mouse. I used the corded one and found the wireless battery was almost fully charged AND CONNECTED! I wiggled the Magic Mouse and had cursor movement back. Could it be that it just takes a long time to reestablish a Bluetooth connection and usability under iOS 15?