can i connect to other bluetooth devices when the mouse is paired with my computer?

• Asked by Jennifer L from San Francisco
• Jan 11, 2010
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Does the battery drain faster when a Macbook Pro is paired with a Magic Mouse?

Some devices such as cellphones drain a whole lot faster and heat up when bluetooth is left on. My concern is that I may be wasting battery life when I leave the bluetooth on for the Macbook Pro just for a wireless mouse.

• Asked by Justin P
• Mar 11, 2011
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Can one magic mouse be paired to 2 computers?

• Asked by Mike G
• Jan 27, 2011
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What do you think about connection & reliability of a Mac Bluetooth mouse?

Windows XP world: World of hurt with wireless mice. Bluetooth=Poor headset experience. Not sure I want to move from a wired mouse.

• Asked by John B from Portland
• Oct 20, 2009
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My computer doesn't have built in bluetooth support. Do I need an adapter or something for this mouse?

• Asked by Aaron G from Dallas
• Nov 3, 2009
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Can i pair the mouse with the Macbook Pro?

• Asked by Hanmo Q from Bloomington
• Jan 7, 2010
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Will this mouse be available with a cable?

My doctor told me to avoid anything wireless. So I have my computers on Lan and I have no cordless telephones. I have an Iphone but I keep in in flight mode whenever possible. Now I would really like to have this magic mouse. But it only seems to come with bluetooth. Will it ever come out without bluetooth and with a cable?

• Asked by Heinrich-wilhelm S from Eyendorf
• Jan 10, 2011
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Can you pair a MacBook Pro with 2 of these so you can have one at work and one at home and not have to carry the paired one with you everywhere?

I take my laptop to work with me each day and packing up my wireless keyboard and magic mouse each day to take them with me is getting annoying. Therefore I would like to know if its possible to have 2 magic mice both paired to the laptop.

This would mean I could then leave one at work and one at home and remove all the hassle. Also if this is possible do you have to break the pairing with the other one as I would not want to have to keep pairing the devices each time I get to work or back home in the evening.

• Asked by Richard M
• Jan 31, 2010
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would i be able to use the mouse to a computer operating on windows 7 or vista which does not have bluetooth but by using a blutooth dongle

• Asked by Adam R
• Dec 25, 2009
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what is the bluetooth code for the air mouse

• Asked by Gramatas P from New York
• Feb 7, 2010
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