After about 2 ½ years, my apple magic mouse started losing its connection. None of the steps listed in apple support fixed the problem, and I had to go back to my old USB mouse. Is this a question of life expectancy, planned obsolescence, or what? And can the object be repaired?
iMac, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
Is this a question of life expectancy, planned obsolescence, or what?
There is no defined "life expectancy." As you know, nothing lasts forever. It is not, I am sure, "planned obsolence."
And can the object be repaired?
No, the cost would be prohibitive when compared with the price of a new one.
I would reset the SMC and NVRAM to see if that improves the performance. If that does not, replace it.
Barry
How long does an apple magic mouse last, and can it be repaired?
