How is the Logitech bluetooth mouse model m557 made to sync with an iPad Air 2?
iPad Air, iOS 10.2, logitech m557 bluetooth mouse
Unfortunately no. The iPad isn't designed to be used with a mouse.
Thank you for the response.
I am using two bluetooth keyboards and a bluetooth speaker all at the same time with the iPad Air 2. If a Bluetooth Mouse won't work, is there a bluetooth keyboard with a built in trackpad that will work with an iPad Air 2?
no iOS has no cursor so there is nothing that the mouse or trackpad could control
No iDevice can use an external mouse or trackpad device.
No pointing cursor to move or control on screen.
That stated you can move around the text "I" beam insertion point cursor by bringing up the iPad's software keyboard, do a two finger single tap to turn the entire keyboard area gray colored and into a gigantic trackpad area where you can easily control the position of the text insertion point "I" beam cursor.
You can highlight text and lines of text by doing a two finger double tap on the iOS software keyboard.
Then, do a single two finger tap on the keyboard area to fine tune the text selection.
That is as close to a mouse or regular trackpad that iOS is, currently, going to get.
Good Luck!
Jack gifford wrote:
Thank you for the response.
I am using two bluetooth keyboards and a bluetooth speaker all at the same time with the iPad Air 2. If a Bluetooth Mouse won't work, is there a bluetooth keyboard with a built in trackpad that will work with an iPad Air 2?
Unfortunately no. Track pad or mouse they're both the same idea. The iPad was designed not to need any peripherals.
logitech bluetooth mouse m557 compatible w/iPad Air 2?
