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Or is it something I said?
Magic TrackPad 2 give warning when low but no indication of charge level while charging.
I've tried right clicks and the like. Is there a way to make the charge level reak appear in real time?
Mac mini (2018)
Un-pair and re-pair the trackpad, if you have not already tried that.
Reset SMC: Reset the SMC of your Mac - Apple Support
Reset NVRAM: Reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
Unlikely, but possible: check whether the trackpad identifies and fully works like an Apple Magic Trackpad otherwise, and not as a counterfeit.
Un-pair and re-pair the trackpad, if you have not already tried that.
Reset SMC: Reset the SMC of your Mac - Apple Support
Reset NVRAM: Reset NVRAM on your Mac - Apple Support
Unlikely, but possible: check whether the trackpad identifies and fully works like an Apple Magic Trackpad otherwise, and not as a counterfeit.
did the pair/unpair
delete BT plist.
sudo pkill bluetoothd in Term
Not counterfit as I've been using it for several years. Only Monty f'd it up.
I'll try the SMC and NVRAM, but I know I did NVRAM.
Perhaps it's a Monty feature?
One of the locals has an iMac on Monterey macOS 12.6.4 and a wireless Magic Trackpad—but with that and the wireless keyboard both using the Lightning wired connection, and System Preferences does show the trackpad battery charge. That configuration had previously encountered some wireless issues, and wireless generally can have issues when used in a metropolis, hence the wired connection.
Try 12.6.4?
SMC seems to have fixed it. Thanks
Monterey 12.6.3 still no batt % while charging
