Connecting a wireless Apple mouse is usually quick and easy. For Bluetooth models, turn on the mouse and make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Open your device's Bluetooth settings, look for the mouse in the list, and select it to pair. For USB-C models, simply plug the included cable into your device to pair automatically, then you can use it wirelessly after charging. If you run into issues, restarting your device or toggling Bluetooth off and on can help. Always check your device's compatibility before starting.

Yes, many wireless Apple mice can work with Windows computers.

• For Bluetooth models, make sure your PC has Bluetooth enabled, then pair the mouse through your Bluetooth settings.
• Some features, like Multi-Touch gestures, may be limited or unavailable on Windows.
• Drivers may install automatically, but you can check your PC manufacturer's website for additional support if needed.

Charging a wireless Apple mouse is simple.

• For models with a built-in rechargeable battery, use the included USB-C or Lightning cable to connect the mouse to your computer or a USB power adapter.
• The mouse will charge while connected, and you can check the battery status on your device.
• Some older models use replaceable batteries instead—just swap them out when needed.

If your wireless Apple mouse isn't working, try these steps:

1. Check that the mouse is charged or has fresh batteries.
2. Make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and the mouse is within range.
3. Restart your device and try reconnecting the mouse.
4. Remove the mouse from your Bluetooth devices list and pair it again.

To keep your Apple wireless mouse in good shape,

• Turn off the mouse and disconnect it from your device.
• Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water to wipe the surface.
• Avoid getting moisture in any openings and don't use harsh cleaners or sprays directly on the mouse.
• For stubborn spots, a gentle wipe with a 70% isopropyl alcohol wipe can help.