Next back at the AssistiveTouch screen, adjust the ‘Tracking Speed’ slider to determine how fast you want the mouse to move on iPad.Scroll down to “Pointer Style” and tap on that to configure mouse cursor size, mouse cursor color, and if the mouse pointer automatically hides or not.After the Bluetooth mouse is shown as a connected device and configured, tap or click back to “AssistiveTouch”, the mouse is now working with the iPad.When the Bluetooth mouse connects, tap on it in the device list and configure the button options as desired (for example, setting right-click to go Home).Place the Bluetooth mouse into pairing mode and wait for it to show up on the “Bluetooth Devices” screen, when it becomes visible tap on it.Now scroll down and tap on “Devices” further down in the AssistiveTouch settings screen.Toggle the switch next to “Assistive Touch” to the ON position.Go to “Accessibility” settings then choose “Touch”.Open the “Settings” app on iPad and make sure that Bluetooth is turned on.You can turn Bluetooth ON in Settings if you have not done so already. Make sure that Bluetooth is enabled on the iPad before beginning this process of setting up a mouse for use with iPad. How to Setup and Use Bluetooth Mouse with iPad Both the Apple Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad works with iPad as well, for those wondering. Most Bluetooth mouses will work with iPad, for example the Logitech M535, M336, and M337, work great and are affordable. In other words, those are the system requirements to get this working you’ll need a minimum of iPadOS 13 on the iPad, and a compatible Bluetooth mouse. The ability to use a mouse with iPad is one of the best features of iPadOS 13 and later, and it works to use nearly any bluetooth mouse with iPad, iPad Pro, iPad mini, or iPad Air. Update: using a mouse or trackpad with iPad is easier than ever with ipadOS 14 and newer, read here how it works if you’re on a newer operating system. This article will show you how to setup and use a wireless Bluetooth mouse with iPad, iPad Pro, iPad Air, or iPad mini.

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