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Bluetooth Magic Mouse lag / stutter .. , Apple ...

Hello,

 

I recently installed fresh Yosemite OS X on my MacBook Pro, and I'm noticing a lag when I move the Magic Mouse or when I scroll up or down. With the Keyboard, sometimes I have to wait for half or a 1 second so the letters to be printed on the screen.

 

Did anyone faced the same issue ? I googled many forums and many people are facing the same issue even with upgrade from Mavericks to Yosemite.

 

Appreciate your help!

 

Thanks,

Joe



Hello All,

 

Kindly update your OS X to 10.10.1 through App Store and the issue will be solved !



Might or might not help, but I would reset the PRAM and SMC.

 

Barry



I have this same issue. I reset both the PRAM (NVRAM) and SMC and it appears to have worked.

I will report back if the problem appears again.



2 hours later and the problem has arisen yet again. It seems to happen only after I have opened Safari and/or iMessage. Closing them both helps, but makes my computer much less useful.

 

Praying that an OS X update fixes this.



Hi Barry,

 

I tried before the reset and it worked little bit and then reappeared .. hope we will have a fix from Apple very soon...



Hi MrTroyG,

 

I tried the reset and unfortunately it will work little bit and after a while, it will reappear ..

 

I hope we will obtain an update from Apple soon...



Hello,

 

I have noticed something,,, if you remove the power adapter , the lag appears on battery power.. , then put back the power adapter, the lag disappears ... but some people on the net reported that even both way: the issue persists



How we can address this issue directly to Apple ?



I'm seriously about to flip out if Apple doesn't at least recognize this as an issue soon.



It seems that none is monitoring our discussions ... Where are the moderators to submit this issues to Apple ?

 

Every time apple releases a new OS X they have issues. Ok. Why they don't keep it as beta version until no issues in WiFi, bluetooth, ... I've heard the developers are working on 10.10.1 version which fixes some issues in the WiFi connectivity. I hope this update which still beta will be fixing the connectivity issues in WiFi and in Bluetooth.

 

This issue becomes crucial and I have to put my charger in order for my mouse and keyboard works correctly. Why I flipped to Apple ? I bought my Macbook to install windows on it ?? Why I should install windows ? and if it's the case why I bought Macbook from the beginning ?? And if I will install Windows 7, the 64 bit driver for connectivity will have those issues or not ? Many questions which I'm really depressed and frustrated !



I'm not positive if this will fix our problem, but it seems to be working for me for now.

 

Go to System Preferences/General and uncheck "allow handoff between this mac and your icloud devices".

 

My guess (just a guess) is that Handoff is messing with Bluetooth and causing interruptions with Bluetooth connected devices like mice and keyboards. I came to this conclusion because anytime my mouse lags or disconnects, it's while I'm using Safari, Messages or Mail, all Handoff-capable applications.

 

Please confirm if this works for you (until Apple releases a fix)



Hello MrTroyG,

 

I have tried the above and unfortunately it didn't help me out . I have to plug the power again in order for the issue to be resolved ..



Hello All,

 

Kindly update your OS X to 10.10.1 through App Store and the issue will be solved !



I am running 10.10.1 and still the problem persists. Incredible how long it takes for apple to fix such a stupid bug, which actually means I now need to buy a wired mouse, as I cannot continue to use this laptop like this.

 

No issues with the iMac, this is just a problem on my MB PR 15" mid 2013. No issues before Yosemite.  Becoming quite frustrating now waiting for a fix, hence finally posted on this forum.



try to reset SMC and then NVRAM let me know after that.



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