OMOTON Bluetooth Mouse for iPad and iPhone (iPadOS 13 / iOS 13 and Above), Ultra-Thin Wireless Mouse Compatible with Bluetooth Enabled Computer, Laptop, PC, Notebook, and Mac Series (Silver)

This mouse is basic, but works well and is way cheaper than Apple’s Magic Mouse. I was a little bit skeptical at first, but given the price I thought that I would give it a try. If I didn’t like it I wasn’t out a ton of money. To my surprise though it works well with my old 7th Generation iPad (iPadOS 17.6). The mouse is responsive and has a smooth comfortable feel. It glides easily and the buttons operate smoothly with just the right amount of tactile feel. It was easy to pair with my iPad via Bluetooth. One thing to note is that the included instructions say to be sure to turn on Settings -> Accessibility -> Assistive Touch. I did this initially, but have since turned it off and have not had any problems or see any difference.

I appreciate being able to use a mouse with my iPad. Works well.

I was impressed to find out that you can actually use a mouse on an iPad and was glad I found the OMOTON wireless mouse. I really like how the mouse will automatically connect to the iPad after it gets turned on. In order to connect the mouse, you must enable Accessibility Shortcut to connect it to the iPad. It is also amazingly responsive, which was great. I didn't notice any slowness with the mouse and moved exactly where I needed the mouse to go at the exact time I wanted it to.I will say that the mouse is very cheaply made. It is a plastic material. The buttons for the clicks are also small so I don't feel like I am actually pressing down on a button.Overall, OMOTON made an impressive mouse that can work on an iPad with quick responsive times.

The product is light weight and thin, which is exactly what I wanted for my iPad Pro 12.9, which I carry around in a tiny Thule case. I paid $11 and it works well. The only difficulty I experienced was with the instructions where it says, "Open the battery cover and install the AA battery." It took my wife and I together, about 2 minutes to figure out how to do that. Here's the hot tip: you are not removing the bottom of the mouse, you are removing the TOP. Slip a fingernail into the seam at the rear TOP of the mouse and the top part (with the buttons) comes off easily. The rest of the instructions were a breeze and I was paired with my iPad (I'm running iOS 13.2, currently) in under a minute. I've played around a bit and gotten a 'feel' for using the mouse on the iPad. I like it. Particularly in text editing... no more 'fat fingering' and misplacing the cursor. It is not hyperbole when people claim that adding a mouse moves the iPad more toward functioning as a laptop. This mouse works, it's priced extremely well, and it's tiny. I like it.

With iOS 13 and the added functionality of Trackpads & Mice to iPad/iPhone, I needed a Bluetooth mouse. Tired of plugging everything in for recharging, I specifically sought out a battery-operated mouse. This one takes one-“AA” cell. It’s large enough to operate comfortably, yet small (flat) enough to pack and travel with my iPad.It works perfectly with both my iPhone Xs and iPad 7th Gen. (10.2” 2019). Practically paired itself, continues to re-connect everytime without issue. Works as expected with scroll-wheel and two-button functionality (Left & Right clicks). The included literature states it has a working range of 30ft.Additionally, if you‘ve enable the widget, its battery level is auto-detected and displayed by iPad, making it easy to monitor (see purple circled area of my photo).The colour is a bit “off” if you intend to match it to other rose-gold accessories. It’s more metallic pink (a newer colour offered in tech equip. commonly called “rose-pink”) yet it compliments rose-gold quite nicely. (Compare my photo: the keyboard case is rose-gold).As with trackpads for iOS, this mouse cursor appears as a dark grey dot rather than the traditional arrow.Can heartily recommend to anyone looking for a Bluetooth mouse, particularly for use with iOS 13.Thank you for reading,-CC, Amazon Prime Member-Reviewer

Keyword, "fine". Not good, but not bad either. I got this mouse for my iPad Air 3rd gen, so when I'm docking it to my monitor it can have mouse support. I think on Windows or macOS, this mouse would be a lot better. On iPad, I feel like it needs dedicated buttons on it, but it is a cheap mouse, so I'm not complaining. I'd give it 3.5 stars for iPad, rather than 3, but amazon won't let me. It has some, quircks to say the least on iPad.Such as (this is all on iPad OS 13.5.1)-You can not change the home screen you're on with the mouse, clicking and dragging will not do so, you have to do it with your finger.-You can't go to the home screen from a window with this mouse, you have to use your ipad home button or use the key on a keyboard if your keyboard has one-The mouse will randomly pull down the lock screen when you're near the top of the screen. It happens at random, no reason that I can find, about a quarter away from the top.-In the ios settings, there is a feature you can turn on like "Hold right click to go home" or set it to "Go back/forward" or something like that, over 20 options. Those options when enabled do not work on this mouse.It's a cheap mouse, and most of what I need, it's just the things that are missing are pretty big features. Also, the weight is very light, I'm used to a heavier mouse, so this was a drawback for me, but for travel I think this mouse would be excellent. If you're using it on Windows/macOS you can likely remap the trackwheel as well to do some other features, you can't do this on iPadOS.Overall:3.5 stars for iPad4 stars for macOS/Windows 10