On Mac, you need to click the Apple Menu on the top left and go to System Preferences. Handoff is on by default, but you can check it on your iPad by going to Settings, then General and then going to AirPlay & Handoff. If you want to use Universal Control wirelessly, you’ll also need to make sure both devices have Bluetooth, Wi-Fi turned on and that the Handoff feature is also enabled. But there are other requirements.įirst, all devices must be signed in to the same iCloud account and that the Apple ID is using two-factor authentication. Which Macs Support Universal Control?Īs you can see, the list is pretty broad, so chances are your Mac and iPad will support Universal Control. First, not every Mac or iPad will support this feature, so you’ll need to make sure yours has Universal Control available. What Do You Need to Use Universal Control?īefore you start using Universal Control, well, you need to make sure you can actually use it. That being said, you do need to meet some requirements before starting using Universal Control. Of course, this happens in a matter of seconds, and you don’t need to do anything other than moving your cursor into the other device. This bar will help you better align your Mac cursor on your iPad, and you’ll need to move the cursor a little farther so you can start using it on your iPad. You’ll know it’s working because a small bar will appear on your iPad. When you move your cursor a little beyond the edge of the screen, your devices trigger a direct Wi-Fi connection, and the cursor moves to the other device.
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