I have a MacBook Air M1 and this Microsoft Bluetooth mouse and I don't think my Mac recognises the Bluetooth mouse as being a mouse. I remember when I first connected it the keyboard setup assistant came up. If I go to System Preferences > Mouse > Set Up Bluetooth Mouse then the mouse never comes up.
There have been hundreds of people complaining about Bluetooth issues. I have a MacBook Air 2020 and a Mac mini and both have issues connecting via Bluetooth. For example, I have to remove the headphones (Beats Studio 3) from the Bluetooth list entirely. Then I have to reset it only for it to connect.
3. Disable and Re-Enable Bluetooth. To reset Bluetooth without restarting your whole Mac, head to System Preferences > Bluetooth and click Turn Bluetooth Off. You can also toggle Bluetooth by clicking on the menu bar icon—click Turn Bluetooth On to try again.
2 years ago 547 1. Mac mini M1 bluetooth connectivity issues I have the Mac mini M1 with the magic mouse, magic keyboard and trackpad connected and after a while of use the bluetooth module seems to struggle. The connection seems to cut out for very short intervals and 'catches up' all of a sudden. This only happens after a while of use.
Apparently the bluetooth antennas are in the rear I/O shield, check out this M2 Mini teardown here. At 5:13 he is unhooking the bluetooth antenna cables from the logic board. At 6:48 he removes the rear I/O shield, you can see the bluetooth antenna cables attached to it.
Dec 4, 2021. #1. I have a Macbook Air M1 2020. The system automatically upgraded to MacOS 12.0.1 about 3 weeks ago . Since the upgrade, whenever I do a cold boot, the mouse will be unresponsive and often the OS will crash and restart. The Bluetooth mouse is Logitech M557. Really annoying problem.
Just got the 14 inch MacBook 2 weeks ago and the problem has showed up while using public networks. Strange for it to happen again for me today because I used the same public network last week and it worked. I know this was an issue with the first gen M1’s for a couple months after release, I believe an update resolved it, not sure if we’re
macOS Big Sur 11.2 improves Bluetooth reliability and fixes the following issues: External displays may show a black screen when connected to a Mac mini (M1, 2020) using an HDMI to DVI converter. Edits to Apple ProRAW photos in the Photos app may not save. iCloud Drive could turn off after disabling the iCloud Drive Desktop & Documents Folders
Really wanted to have an excuse to buy a new mouse but 🤷🏻♀️. logitech m350 works well for me, inexpensive, can use both bluetooth and wireless connection. I prefer to use bluetooth if possible, it frees up usb-c ports and probably use less power than an adapter/hub.
8dDef.
macbook air m1 bluetooth problems
