How to Connect Bluetooth Mouse to MacBook [Tutorial]
177How to Connect Bluetooth Mouse to MacBook [Tutorial]
Learn about connecting Bluetooth input devices to your Mac, and get tips for using them.
If your Apple wireless devices came with a new iMac, turn the devices on to begin using them. If you bought the devices separately or if you need to pair them with your Mac again, follow these steps.
Messy cords on a desk can strike a negative chord with today's workforce, making a wireless mouse a welcome change from the wired alternative. Aside from aesthetics, a wireless mouse just moves and feels so much better than a wired one.
There are two common types of wireless mice, and the way you'll connect yours to a Mac depends on which type you have.
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A RF mouse operates off of radio frequencies, and requires you to simply plug a USB dongle into your Mac. Make sure the mouse is powered on and within range, and you should be able to use it within the minute — there shouldn't be any real syncing process required.
A Bluetooth-enabled wireless mouse without a dongle, however, requires you to first sync the mouse with your Mac.
This tutorial will apply for MacBook Pro, Air, Mini's running the macOS operating system. This tutorial was performed on a macOS Big Sur system.