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Magic Mouse battery drain faster on Mac Studio
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Because you love your new Studio so much and you're using it a lot more than your Mini? 
Only half joking there. If that's not the case, however, then that's quite a puzzling phenomenon. Even if your Mac Mini is older and thus has an older version of Bluetooth, I believe a later Bluetooth version brings better battery life, so that wouldn't explain it. You would be seeing increased battery life (at least theoretically) in that case.
I don't own a Studio but will be curious to see if others share your experience.
Only half joking there. If that's not the case, however, then that's quite a puzzling phenomenon. Even if your Mac Mini is older and thus has an older version of Bluetooth, I believe a later Bluetooth version brings better battery life, so that wouldn't explain it. You would be seeing increased battery life (at least theoretically) in that case.
I don't own a Studio but will be curious to see if others share your experience.
hiBecause you love your new Studio so much and you're using it a lot more than your Mini?
Only half joking there. If that's not the case, however, then that's quite a puzzling phenomenon. Even if your Mac Mini is older and thus has an older version of Bluetooth, I believe a later Bluetooth version brings better battery life, so that wouldn't explain it. You would be seeing increased battery life (at least theoretically) in that case.
I don't own a Studio but will be curious to see if others share your experience.
I have been working the same amount as on the Intel Mac mini i7, But as the studio is so much faster, then technically I have worked less ?
Before Mac Studio (BMS) I would forget you had to recharge the mouse but now only after 14 days !! Go figure.
I have a Magic Mouse and don't see a difference, but this is just my impression after using the Mac Studio for almost three weeks.
14 days doesn't seem that bad to me. I use my 2019 iMac for hours every day with my Magic Mouse and I don't think I go much longer than 2 weeks between charges.
My Magic was purchased in 2015 when they first came out. Maybe that has something to do with it. Maybe this is the start of MouseGate !!!!
My Magic Mouse is at 60% after three weeks. I use my Mac Studio about 4 hours/day, weekends included. I never turn off the Magic Mouse though.
I don't turn mine off either. I use my iMac and Mac Mini more than 4 hours/day so that's part of why my battery runs out sooner than yours, but of course it also depends on how much mouse movement and clicking you're doing during the use time.