Does continuity camera work wirelessly with new Mac Mini M2? I am only able to get it to work when wired directly to my Mac Mini M2.

Got it working and it did have to do with getting the phone properly connected through USB-C. Because I normally charge the phone using the MagSafe, the USB-C port on the phone wasn't cleared of all lint and debris when I was initially trying to connect it using continuity camera. Once I cleared the port thoroughly, it made the connection.

Oddly enough, the phone remained connected to continuity camera even after disconnecting the USB cord, so I assumed it had made the connection wirelessly (which it had), and that it would persist (which it did... for a while). Although it loses the wireless connectivity, it's always easy to restore continuity camera by plugging it into USB-C, but it's unclear why it, 1) establishes a wireless connection only to then, 2) lose that wireless connectivity and, 3) needs the hardwired connection to reestablish continuity camera.

Continuity camera worked for me on the first I had my M2 Mac Mini. It was so much nicer than the cameras on my MacBooks I immediately bought a mount. The mount came today, 4 days later, but continuity camera is not working at all. Wifi and bluetooth are active on both machines. They are both on the same wifi network. I've restarted and shut down multiple times. I've pugged and unplugged the monitor and the external hard drive. I can't imagine what changed in those few days.

The same kind of thing happened to me with my MacBook Air. The touch id worked for a few months and then mysteriously brainfarted and never recovered. I even sent the computer to Apple. They couldn't figure it out. (It was early in the pandemic, so it got sent off to Texas.)

I have a similar problem. M2 Mac Mini with a iPhone SE third edition. Both fully updated. WiFi and Bluetooth both on. I was able send a picture but no sound. The iPhone did not appear on the Sound input panel either wired or wireless.

It doesn't work when it's plugged in or wirelessly. Yes it's turned off as well. There is no configuration I can think of that I haven't tried. It works perfectly with the MacBooks. They seamlessly and instantaneously connect using various programs like FaceTime and Zoom. My M2 Mac Mini is dead to continuity camera.

I have the same problem, just got my Mac mini m2 pro- continuity camera works only when it is plugged into the mini. In Wi-Fi mode it does not work! This is not the case with my m2 MacBook Air! It’s a bug and apple needs to fix it!

All I can say is this- very "kludgy". I have also noticed that with a locked screen and not sure about the position, it sometimes does work. In my opinion this is a bug that need to be fixed!

Similarly WhatsApp calls on the mac mini keep dropping- this is not so if I use my iphone 14 pro. Again. very kludgy!

Was wi-fi & bluetooth turned on for both devices?

Did you make sure that your phone was in sleep mode? When I try and do continuity camera I have to put my phone into sleep mode to get it to work. Sometimes it can be finicky.

same here. brand new Mac mini m2 pro with iphone 14 pro max. all updated. continuity only works when wired. totally bogus. this is just like the airdrop issue from years ago