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I understand you cannot use bluetooth mice with it.
by sneak 3y ago
I understand you cannot use bluetooth mice with it.
- wkat4242 3y agoSeriously? Which other ones can you use then? Wired? That's totally not Apple. That would be a really curious limitation.
- jitl 3y agoYou can use whatever peripherals are connected to your Mac with Vision Pro if you’re using the AVP as the display for your Mac. The Mac’s cursor can leave the Mac window to interact with floating Vision Pro windows and such. I used my Logitech Bluetooth mouse just fine for that.
- sneak 3y agoYeah I assume this is going to require continuity/handoff, and those use iCloud for syncing state/keys, and iCloud is a privacy nightmare, so unfortunately that feature is probably off the table for me as all iCloud hostnames are blackholed on my macs. I’ll know more on Monday. My statement was of course about the AVP; everyone knows you can use bluetooth mice on a mac.
- jitl 3y agoIt’s so strange that I can use a mouse via Continuity and the UI seems to respond thoughtfully to the pointing device, but I just tried pairing that same Logitech mouse and got an error saying “Mouse input is currently not supported on visionOS”. Getting a lot of iPhone/iOS 1.0 vibes.
- gnicholas 3y agoI think the WSJ video review showed it being used with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. It’s definitely possible. The pointer comes up like when you use a trackpad or mouse with the iPad.