As the new Macs with M1 processors arrive to all customers who have decided to quickly jump into Apple's commitment to ARM processors, the first incidents begin to appear, incidents typical of each new hardware release, something that all electronic device manufacturers suffer.
The first problem that has begun to manifest itself more and more in a greater number of clients is related to the bluetooth connection. This problem, which affects all Macs with the M1 processor unevenly, seems to it is priming them with the Mac mini as we can read in Reddit.
One of the users affected by the loss of bluetooth signal from his Mac, claims that it fixed the connectivity problems of his Logitech mouse using in bluetooth dongle including manufacturer. You have requested a replacement for your unit and it still has the same issues with bluetooth connectivity.
It should be remembered that the M1 processor does not include bluetooth connectivity, since this works independently and separately, so it is likely that some of the bluetooth chips used in these computers are defective. Most likely, Apple will fix this problem with a software update, but unfortunately it has not yet officially acknowledged this problem.
Loss of connection affects all devices that connect via bluetoothBoth those from third-party manufacturers and those designed and manufactured by Apple itself, such as the Magic Mouse, the Magic Keyboard, the AirPods ...
By the time Apple officially confirms the problem, as I have said above it has not yet done so, it will be a matter of days before release an update patch to fix this annoying problem, which is forcing users to use wired keyboards or mice.