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Just in case somebody's wondering — and I really hope someone is — it's not just a physical issue. Even worse than that, it's also a 'functional' one. In other
by oneeyedpigeon 5y ago
Just in case somebody's wondering — and I really hope someone is — it's not just a physical issue. Even worse than that, it's also a 'functional' one. In other words, even though the sensor is right at the front of the mouse's underside, you can't just plug it in and, in desperation, rest it on the very edge of your desk to move the pointer. For some reason, plugging it in to charge causes it to completely cease to function.
- SecurityLagoon 5y agoI'd argue it's probably exactly because it is upside down while charging that it shuts off. It stops you getting annoying flashes of sensor light while it is desperately trying to find a surface.
- oneeyedpigeon 5y agoAs far as I can tell, the Magic Mouse never emits flashes of sensor light in that way at all.
- SecurityLagoon 5y agoI've never used one but that is what I assumed. But I can see the frustration - my Dyson vacuum also will not operate while plugged in which means you can only ever do one battery charge at a time. It's a pain in the ass if you have a bigger job to do.