Spotlight: Swipe down with two fingers on the Home screen to reveal the Spotlight search bar. Forward/Backward: Swipe left/right with two fingers to go forward/backward and in apps with nested menus (like the Settings app). Scroll: Swipe up or down with two fingers to scroll. Right-Click: Tap or click with two fingers. Here’s a list of all the trackpad gestures supported by the iPad: Khamosh Pathak / How-To Geekīut the reason why you connected a Magic Trackpad is the gestures. When the pairing is successful, a circular cursor will appear on the screen and you should be able to use your mouse to operate your iPad now.You can swipe around with one finger to move the pointer, which shows up as a translucent gray circle. Some mice may immediately connect to your device and that’s the case Logitech mouse. Tap Pair to confirm you want to connect it to your iPad. Once your iPad sees your Bluetooth mouse, tap on it. 
Put your mouse in pairing mode and let your iPad search for nearby Bluetooth devices. But before you follow the instructions below, make sure that your mouse isn’t paired or connected to other devices. This will work on any Bluetooth mouse as long as it’s not Apple’s Magic Mouse. How to connect your Bluetooth mouse to your iPad You can see immediately that the virtual home button is enabled and now that you’ve already done that, it’s time to connect your mouse. Now toggle the AssistiveTouch switch so it turns green. Tap AssistiveTouch to open its settings. /cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/64113706/DSC00725.0.jpg "how to use a mouse with ipad")
You need to enable it first before you can connect your Bluetooth mouse to your iPad, and here’s how you do it: By default, the feature is disabled out of the box but when enabled, it gives you a virtual home button. The full mouse support is actually just an expansion of the feature that’s already been with iOS devices for years–AssistiveTouch. In this tutorial, I will be showing you how to do a couple of things to get your Bluetooth mouse connected to your iPad that’s running the iPadOS. If you’re an iPad owner, this feature somehow turns your device into a MacBook replacement, depending on how you actually use your tablet. This is a part of the Accessibility feature that makes it easier for you to interact with your device.
Apple has added a new feature to iOS and iPadOS and that’s the capability to connect Bluetooth mouse to iPad and iPhone.
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