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#Can u use a mouse with ipad pro how to
#Can u use a mouse with ipad pro pro

Tried with wired mouse (also from Logitech unfortunately) but still the mouse mode does not allow zoom in and out with scroll wheel. Slim and Portable, The keyboard and mouse for iPad are small enough to carry around, whether you are working or traveling. Unfortunately I do not have a trackpad to check wether that works.

#Can u use a mouse with ipad pro pro

I will try with a wired mouse and see if that makes a difference. The iPad arguably came into its own as a laptop alternative in 2015 when Apple released its first-ever keyboard cover, the Smart Keyboard for the first-generation iPad Pro (see iPad Pro with Smart Keyboard and Apple Pencil Announced, 9 September 2015). I am wondering if it is a problem related to the specific Logitech mouse at this point.

#Can u use a mouse with ipad pro how to

I have a question, in your video you show how to change the navigation mode, but did it work afterwards? Is it currently working for you and with what kind of mouse? I have a new iPad Pro 12.9' (2020) along with the matching Magic Keyboard it folds into, and a wireless USB Logitech mouse. As its name suggests, its Apples flagship model for use with their 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models.

I have also checked in the iOS Settings and I don’t seem to find anything that might cause the issue. It would be absolutely bizarre for Microsoft to not add proper keyboard and mouse support for iPad at this point. The Apple Magic Keyboard for iPad 2021 is the best keyboard for iPad Pro that weve tested.

I tried to uninstall the app and reinstall it.

I have tried to use it on the web app, running on Safari on iPad and in that case also, the mouse wheel doesn’t allow me to zoom in nor out.

Some Microsoft mice, such as the wired USB Compact Mouse 100, are specifically designed for Windows operating systems, while others are cross-platform devices, which means they can also work with OS X systems. I did exactly what you illustrated as I was aware of the setting, but still it does not work. You can use a Microsoft Mouse on an Apple computer if its specifically designed for OS X systems.