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On the chance that, if I were using the Magic Keyboard, the mouse's battery level notification function would appear, I put the Magic Keyboard into use, but I found nothing about 'notifications' except at System Preferences>Keyboard>Shortcuts>Mission Control, there is an option Notifications Center, but following that lead, there seems to be nothing about battery level warnings. I purchased an Apple USB-connected keyboard that is laid out more comfortably (for me) and has a numbers pad. For me, it is too small, and I missed the numbers pad at the right, which I use regularly. I used the original keyboard only a day or so.

I suppose it shows up even though I am not using it because apparently, in some sense, the Magic Mouse 2, which I am using, is 'technically' part of or an aspect of the Magic Keyboard. That is undoubtedly the keyboard that appears at About This Mac>System Report.>Hardware>Bluetooth>Devices.

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Your question reminded me: This iMac came with a Bluetooth keyboard (a Magic Keyboard?) as well as the Magic Mouse 2. 'I believe the keyboard is a Magic Keyboard, and the cable can be disconnected from the keyboard also.' 'can you provide the model year of your iMac?' There are other reviewers at Amazon who seem to agree. At Amazon, a reviewer wrote 'it seems there's two variations of the M705 model: The one with the Logitech logo and the smaller 'Logitech' name beneath it, and the one offered by Amazon with just the larger 'Logitech' lettering.' The reviewer goes on to say that the M705 offered by Amazon is not as good as 'the other M705'.

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In my MS-DOS & Windows days, I used Logitech mice, and loved them, so I am inclined to follow your lead. Pm-r wrote 'I'll stick to using my Logitech M705 wireless mouse'. Now that I know I can check battery level regularly, and thus avoid a surprise mouse death, I am okay, although a pop-up warning would be nice. What has happened to me (twice, which generated this post) is the mouse simply goes dead, and no notification. That sounds like Magic Mouse 2 is a sub-division of Magic Keyboard, at least on this iMac.ДЇerrarr wrote 'вЂњThe only way to know definitively, would be to let the batteries run out all the way, or down to 4%.вЂќ However, among the listed characteristics of 'Magic Keyboard' are Minor Type: Mouse, Services: Magic Mouse 2. That suggests to me that my iMac thinks my MM2 is a Keyboard.ДЄt About This Mac>System Report.>Hardware>Bluetooth>Devices, Magic Keyboard is listed, Magic Mouse 2 is not. When I unplug that cable, the keyboard stops working, but at System Preferences>Bluetooth, 'Magic Keyboard' continues to display even if I close the display and reopen it. I have an Apple keyboard that connects by USB cable. At System Preferences>Bluetooth, what's displayed is 'Magic Keyboard'. And when your trackpad is about to conk out, youвЂ™ll see an alert telling you that the trackpad could power off at any moment.Your posts prompted me to look deeper. The Bluetooth icon will appear on the menu bar, whether you have it disabled in System Preferences or not, and it will be flashing. In addition to the information in System Preferences, OS X also displays other reminders when your trackpadвЂ™s batteries have 10% or less battery life remaining.

This is the percentage of battery life left in your Magic TrackpadвЂ™s batteries. The window shown below appears.Д¬heck the Trackpad Battery Level in the lower-left corner.

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HereвЂ™s how to do it:ДЇrom the Apple menu, select System Preferences.Д¬lick Trackpad. ThatвЂ™s why itвЂ™s a good idea to check your Magic TrackpadвЂ™s battery life before you leave home or deliver a presentation.ДЇortunately, thereвЂ™s a quick way to check your trackpadвЂ™s remaining battery life. But as with all wireless devices, the trackpadвЂ™s batteries will die eventually and youвЂ™ll need to replace them. How to Check Your Magic Trackpad's Battery LifeДЄppleвЂ™s Magic Trackpad is a great alternative to the classic mouse.

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