Attempt these moves toward resolving issues with your Apple Magic accessories.
Switch the device on and off
Apple Magic Mouse has a switch on the lower part of the device, and the Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad have a switch on the back edge of the device. Slide the change to switch off the device (no green is apparent), then, at that point, slide the shift back to turn on the device (green becomes noticeable).
Prior Apple wireless keyboard and magic Trackpad models have a power switch on the right side of the device. Hold the button until the green LED on the highest point of the device switches off, then press the button again until you see the green LED turn the device on.
Ensure Bluetooth is turned on
Utilizing your Mac laptop’s inherent trackpad or a USB mouse, pick Apple menu > System Settings (or System preferences), then, at that point, click Bluetooth. Ensure that Bluetooth is turned on.
On the off chance that you don’t have a USB mouse and your keyboard is associated, press the Order Space bar, and enter Bluetooth file exchange At the center of the attention search field, press the Return or Enter key, then press the Return or Enter key to become Bluetooth on.
On the off chance that you actually can’t turn Bluetooth on, restart your PC, then, at that point, attempt to turn Bluetooth on once more.
Associate the Lightning cable
Interface your wireless accessory to your Macbook with the Lightning to USB cable or USB-C to Lightning Link, stand by 1 moment, then, at that point, separate the cable. This coordinates the frill with your Macbook and charges the inherent battery. To check your frill’s charge level, click the Control Community icon in the menu bar, then, at that point, click Bluetooth.
Prior models don’t utilize a Lightning cable for charging, yet have batteries that you replace. Figure out how to connect those devices with your Macbook.
Check for wireless interference
If your accessory won’t remain associated wirelessly, there may be impedance with other wireless devices. Figure out how to determine Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues brought about by wireless interference.
FAQS
Apple mouse not connecting to iMac?
Read the upper article to solve the iMac issues. I think this article can help you with IMAC issues.
Can you connect a non-apple mouse to a Mac?
Yes, Read this article. Connect the mouse to the Mac.
Magic mouse not connecting?
Read this upper article.