Although Apple's original Magic Mouse uses standard AA batteries that can be replaced, the Magic Mouse 2 has a built-in battery that needs to be recharged when needed. This article explains how to recharge the battery of a Magic Mouse 2.
Steps
Step 1. Flip the Magic Mouse 2
Since the built-in battery cannot be replaced, you simply need to recharge it using a lightning cable and a power source.
To ensure efficient and perfect battery charging, make sure your mouse is turned on
Step 2. Locate the mouse connection port
It has a rounded rectangular shape on the sides and is located at the bottom of the bottom of the device, below the icons and text related to the certification and information of the device.
The Magic Mouse you purchased should also come with a lightning cable that you can use to recharge the built-in battery. If you don't have such a cable, you can use any other working lightning cable
Step 3. Plug one end of the lightning cable into a charger or power source
Connect the USB connector of the cable to a wall charger: it is a white parallelepiped with a normal plug that will be inserted into a working socket.
If you want to use the computer to charge the mouse, plug the USB connector of the cable into one of the free ports on the computer. In this scenario, however, you will not be able to use the mouse while the battery is charging
Step 4. Plug the free end of the lightning cable into the Magic Mouse 2 port
The connector of the lightning cable can be connected to the mouse port without having to respect a specific sense.