P Phonzoxd macrumors 6502a Original poster May 28, 2013 714 550 Dec 16, 2024 #1 For example if i plug in an eternal SSD in the front, my BT on my keyboard struggles to connect, and my mouses skips alot. Rear TB5 ports are fine.
For example if i plug in an eternal SSD in the front, my BT on my keyboard struggles to connect, and my mouses skips alot. Rear TB5 ports are fine.
FreakinEurekan macrumors 604 Sep 8, 2011 7,359 4,295 Dec 16, 2024 #2 USB3 will often cause Bluetooth interference. Sometimes moving the USB device just a few inches will clear it up. Reactions: MacCheetah3
USB3 will often cause Bluetooth interference. Sometimes moving the USB device just a few inches will clear it up.
P Phonzoxd macrumors 6502a Original poster May 28, 2013 714 550 Dec 16, 2024 #3 FreakinEurekan said: USB3 will often cause Bluetooth interference. Sometimes moving the USB device just a few inches will clear it up. Click to expand... ohhhh, so the interference is coming from the USB device and not the MacMini itself? Got it. Reactions: FreakinEurekan
FreakinEurekan said: USB3 will often cause Bluetooth interference. Sometimes moving the USB device just a few inches will clear it up. Click to expand... ohhhh, so the interference is coming from the USB device and not the MacMini itself? Got it.
Alameda macrumors 68000 Jun 22, 2012 1,566 1,317 Dec 16, 2024 #4 Phonzoxd said: ohhhh, so the interference is coming from the USB device and not the MacMini itself? Got it. Click to expand... More likely it’s the cable that causes the interference. Moving the cable or using a cable with better EMI shielding can reduce or eliminate the interference. Reactions: MacCheetah3
Phonzoxd said: ohhhh, so the interference is coming from the USB device and not the MacMini itself? Got it. Click to expand... More likely it’s the cable that causes the interference. Moving the cable or using a cable with better EMI shielding can reduce or eliminate the interference.