High-resolution scrolling
Vertical scrolling moves in small steps instead of one notch at a time. For horizontal scrolling, turn off Back & forward in Tenon: both use a one-finger sideways swipe.
Tenon adds smooth scrolling, built-in surface gestures and battery status to all Magic Mouse models over Bluetooth.
Tenon needs Windows 11 or Windows 10 22H2 on an x64 PC. It does not run on Windows on ARM.
Guides: connect it · fix the scrolling · right-click · compare to Magic Utilities
Vertical scrolling moves in small steps instead of one notch at a time. For horizontal scrolling, turn off Back & forward in Tenon: both use a one-finger sideways swipe.
Swipe with one finger for back and forward, two fingers to switch desktops, or double-tap with two fingers for Task View.
The driver is code-signed and attested by Microsoft, so Windows installs it with Secure Boot on.
USB-C and Lightning mice cannot be used while charging. See Windows and Bluetooth requirements. Gesture actions are built in; custom gesture mappings are not available.
Pair the original AA-battery mouse through Windows Bluetooth settings. Leave it untouched while it reconnects after a power-on or battery change; clicking can delay the connection. Tenon reads its battery level at connection.
Scrolling and gestures need Pro, which costs US$50 a year or US$90 for two years. The first 30 days after installation are a free trial that needs no account or card. Without Pro, the mouse still moves the pointer and clicks, and Tenon still shows its battery and connection status. See Pro pricing.