Why is there no warning when mouse or keypad battery is low?

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For me, the warning of the mouse doesn't work properly. When I get the alert, battery last only some minutes and stopping. This is a big problem because then I can't continue with my work.

You're welcome. FWIW, I don't believe there is a setting. If it exists at all, it's apparently just a notification window that opens. But, since I've never let my devices run that low, I can't say for sure.

Define low. Currently, Apple sets the low battery notification threshold at 2%. So If you recharge your devices above that level, you will never see the notification.

If I see my wireless extended keyboard starting to get below 50% I will connect a cable to it while I am working to recharge it. And my Apple Magic Mouse will get charged either overnight, or while I am not in the house, so I never reach these notification issues.

No one from Apple is present to address why these levels are so low, and if you let your devices get this low, you will receive a notification.

Every few weeks I do get a warning the battery level on my Magic mouse is getting low.

Piqûre wrote:

Every few weeks I do get a warning the battery level on my Magic mouse is getting low.

I believe the charge has to be below 5%. At least that's what I read.

5% should last you a full day or close to. Just connect them whenever you're away from your machine. It will recharge fairly quickly.

Mine's never been anywhere near that low. 😎

I knew it was below 5% but not how far. I remembered it from a previous post.