Mouse support could change the way you use your iPad
&gt; If you’re thinking “that sure sounds like a lot of steps just to enable something as potentially fundamental to the user experience as mouse support,” well, you wouldn’t be wrong. Apple clearly doesn’t see this as a mainstream feature just yet, though, and isn’t going to be pushing it on people.<p>Because touch and mouse in one interface don&#x27;t mix well for the large majority of use cases. So you&#x27;ll end up with awkwardly large and cumbersome controls for mouse users and to small and finicky controls for touch users to interact with.<p>That is probably the reason it&#x27;s &#x27;hidden&#x27; in the accessibility settings. It&#x27;s a feature for those people who are not able to use a touch interface and using a mouse-like device is their only solution. For all &#x27;normal&#x27; users this mouse option will just feel like using the iPad with a handicap.