Questions & Answers for Apple Mouse

Yes; your MacBook will have Bluetooth, which is the way the mouse communicates with the computer.

• Answered by Michael S
• 02/10/2009
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It's dirty and needs a good cleaning. I know because I just finished doing this due to the exact same problem. Things you'll need: rubbing alcohol pads, cloth napkin or something similar and a straight pin or similar small, rigid instrument. Roll the ball around on the alcohol pad for a bit to loosen up all the gunk. Turn it upside down and roll it around on the napkin. Look at it a lot to see if there are particulates you can pick off. After you've done these two steps over and over, it still might not work. That's when you jam the straight pin in between the plastic housing and the roller ball. Dig around in there and pull out even more gunk. Repeat the alcohol pad and napkin thing. Just keep doing these things until it works. It took me about 20 minutes of cussing and cringing, but it finally has 360 degrees of scrolling again.

• Answered by Jilian C from Vancouver
• 22/02/2011
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my imac is capable of handling at least 2 devices at a time (wireless keyboard and ipod touch), and i believe bluetooth itself is able to maintain up to 10 separate connections without much difficulty. hope i answered this in time

• Answered by Joel L from Lethbridge
• 03/01/2010
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Yes - this will work no problem.

• Answered by Darren A
• 03/11/2012
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Yes. The Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse requires only one battery (for a lighter mouse for travel), but has enough room to hold two batteries (for at home use). The Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse uses Double A (AA) batteries. It has a long battery life.

• Answered by Eddy C from Novi
• 09/10/2009
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Joe from Vegas's answer worked great ! Even better if you add the use of a an alcohol prep pad. Unplug the mouse from the computer, turn the mouse upside down and rub it on the alcohol prep pad and then lightly rub the scroll ball on the blank piece of printer paper. The alcohol loosens everything up and the paper acts like a giant blotter. The dirt and grime comes out, as long as it's not stuck in there too badly.

• Answered by Vaso M from Los Angeles
• 28/10/2012
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There are USB extension cables available from a variety of retailers, look for a thin cable to give yourself the least resistance.

Additionally, Apple wired keyboards and many third party keyboards allow you to plug a mouse directly into them, which in many cases eliminates the need for a long mouse cord.

• Answered by David K from San Jose
• 21/10/2009
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Every Apple product comes with it's own 1 year warranty.

If you can prove that you bought Mouse with a Mac, and your Mac had AppleCare which would last for three years, then Apple would treat/ replace the mouse under the AppleCare agreement of your Mac

• Answered by Dominic G from Fleetwood
• 13/04/2010
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