Your Bluetooth mouse/trackpad should be in pairing mode.Turn on the Bluetooth mouse or trackpad and place it next to your iPad.See also: How to Fix Keyboard Lag on Mac How to Use a Bluetooth Mouse or Trackpad with your iPad How to Connect the Mouse or Trackpad In this article, we will go through the basics of setting up your Bluetooth mouse or trackpad, give some general troubleshooting tips, and specifically address the issue of the extra-large pointer size that some users have experienced. See also: iPad Pro Smart Keyboard Says “This Accessory Is Not Supported By This Device” This particular problem seems to be related to users who have Assistive Touch enabled. For some, this became a problem after updating to iPadOS 14.x. There are a variety of settings available for mice and trackpads, and some users have specifically had trouble with their mouse pointer becoming much too large.
Also popular are Bluetooth mice and keyboards with built in trackpads by Logitech. Although there are many Bluetooth mice and trackpads that are compatible with iPad, many people are using Apple’s Magic Mouse, Magic Trackpad or Magic Keyboard with a built in trackpad. This ability adds functionality to the iPad, that for some users, makes a huge difference in how they use their device. Starting with the release of iPadOS 13.4 in September, 2019, users can connect a Bluetooth mouse or trackpad to their iPad.
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