Once you've connected your pointing device with your iPhone or iPad, you don't need to do anything other than turn AssistiveTouch on. For example, if you want to connect an Apple Magic Trackpad 2 to your 2021 iPad Pro, you'll need a USB-C-to-Lightning cable, as the Magic Trackpad 2 has a Lightning port. The iClever BK10 Bluetooth Keyboard (36.99), made of stainless steel and ABS plastic, will please any fan of Apples design esthetic. If you want to connect a wired mouse or a Magic Trackpad, it's a simple matter of physically connecting a cable to your iPhone or iPad, whether you use Lightning or USB-C.
Connecting a wired mouse or Magic Trackpad 2 Follow along on for how to pair and use a mouse with your iPad as well as set up buttons for custom shortcuts. To use the cursor, move your mouse to drag the cursor over something you want to click, then click on your mouse. Buy Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for iPad (iPadOS 13 and Above), SPARIN Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse Compatible with iPad Pro 12.9 / 11 / iPad 10.2 (9th 8th. You'll see a circular cursor appear on your device's screen. Once connected, your mouse should be good to go. Thanks to the new iPadOS 13.4 update, Apple has brought full cursor support as well as support for Bluetooth mice and trackpads to iPad and iPad Pro. Pair Bluetooth mouse to iPhone or iPad with AssistiveTouch: Tap mouse name, tap Pair (Image credit: iMore)
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