Exactly which devices Tenon supports — and how well.
Tenon is in active development and not yet released. Rather than a vague "works with Apple devices," here's where each model actually stands. The list grows as our free beta validates Tenon across more real hardware — different generations, PCs, and Bluetooth radios.
Magic Mouse
- Working Magic Mouse (USB-C, 2024) Smooth scroll, clicks, and surface gestures — validated.
- Planned Magic Mouse 2 (Lightning) Shares the 2024 model’s protocol; expected to follow, not yet validated.
- Not yet supported Magic Mouse (1st gen)
Magic Trackpad
- Working Magic Trackpad (USB-C, 2024) Our own gesture engine — full multi-finger gestures, tap, scroll, and force-click.
- Planned Magic Trackpad 2 (Lightning)
- Not yet supported Magic Trackpad (1st gen)
Magic Keyboard
The Touch ID button is mappable (e.g. tap to lock); biometric sign-in is out of scope — Apple binds it to the Mac’s Secure Enclave.
- Working Magic Keyboard (with or without Touch ID, with or without numpad) Media & function keys, Cmd↔Ctrl/Alt remap, and battery.
AirPods
A bundled feature over Bluetooth LE — live battery levels in the app, with ear-detection auto-pause being finalized.
- Working AirPods Pro 2 Battery levels shown in-app; auto-pause being finalized.
- Working AirPods Max (USB-C) Battery shown in-app.
- Planned AirPods Pro (1st / 3rd gen), AirPods Max (Lightning)
What "not yet supported" means
Tenon only takes over devices it has tested. A model we haven't validated keeps working exactly as it does today on Windows — Tenon stays out of its way and won't break it. As the beta proves Tenon on more generations, they move up this list. Have hardware that isn't here? Join the beta →