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It could also be the external SSD drives cable.

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Sluggish Magic Mouse 2 on 2018 Mac mini

I have the strangest problem with my Mouse and I'm wondering if anyone can help. My Magic Mouse 2 works fine about 50% of the time. The rest of the time it is sluggish and laggy. Tracking is slow or even freezes and it's frustrating as heck.

Here is what I have learned about the issue so far:

• It's not dirty. The issue occurs when I move the mouse, or when I use my fingers on the top surface.
• It's not a low battery. It happens even when fully charged.
• It's not distance. The Mouse is only about 2ft away from the Mac mini.
• It's not the OS. I'm running up to date Catelina.
• It's not signal strength. According to the bluetooth signal strength, its strong.

I thought it might be RF noise from other devices. I turned off my iPhone, unplugged my bluetooth headset. Moved anything that could generate RF noise far away. I even wrapped my external SSD drive in tin foil because I read online somewhere that they emit lots of RF noise. Same thing.

Here's a couple of other things I have learned:

• Using a wired mouse works perfectly. Very fast, zero lag.
• Using a Bluetooth Keyboard (Matias) DOES LAG SOMETIMES, but a wired one does not.

This to me suggest that the bluetooth in the Mac mini itself is sucky. But is it? If I power-off the mouse and turn it back on again, the problem goes away for a while, but always returns. Same thing happens if I reboot the Mac.

There is one other thing strange that I noticed. If I unplug a USB device and plug it back in, the bluetooth Magic Mouse II seems to work properly again for a while. I have not really repeated this test too many times yet to be sure, but.

I've had the mouse too long to return it, and I don't really want to buy another Apple Mouse if I don't have to.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Mac mini, macOS 10.15

Posted on Feb 20, 2020 7:15 PM

Mark from 2Much wrote:

I thought it might be RF noise from other devices. I turned off my iPhone, unplugged my bluetooth headset. Moved anything that could generate RF noise far away. I even wrapped my external SSD drive in tin foil because I read online somewhere that they emit lots of RF noise. Same thing.

It could also be the external SSD drives cable.

1. Try wrapping it in foil.
2. Try moving it to a different port.
3. Try getting a thicker better shielded cable.

If that doesn't help, then it may also be your display cable.

1. Try wrapping it in foil.
2. Try getting a thicker better shielded cable.
3. Try rerouting it father away from your bluetooth mouse.

Posted on Feb 20, 2020 8:00 PM

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