Disabling the pointer animation will ensure that the circular cursor is still displayed when you hover over a button rather than the cursor taking the shape of the button. Pointer Animations: You can also disable the animations.Pointer Size: You can change the size under Pointer size by dragging the slider based on your preference.You can select between white (default), green, red, blue, yellow, and orange.
Color: You can change the color of the circular pointer. Automatically hide pointer: You can change the amount of time the pointer should display on the screen before disappearing. Increase contrast: You can increase the contrast if you are finding it difficult to track the pointer. Here you can change the following settings:. Navigate to Accessibility > Pointer Control. You can change the pointer appearance by following these steps: So you can increase the contrast, change the size, and even change the color of the pointer. The other cool thing with the iPad’s new cursor is that Apple also allows you to customize the pointer appearance. The cursor works exactly like using your finger, just that instead of a tap, you need to click to open an app, etc. The iPad’s cursor is different from the desktop’s cursor arrow that almost everyone is familiar with. As Wired’s Craig Mod rightly puts it, iPad’s new cursor is a lot of fun. If your Apple Magic Trackpad, Magic Mouse or Bluetooth mouse has paired successfully, you should see the iPad’s new circular cursor on the screen as you move your finger on the trackpad or mouse. You may need to follow additional steps depending on your accessory. 
If you’re pairing with Apple’s Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad and you’re asked to provide a code, use 0000 (four zeros).
Please note that in most cases, if the Bluetooth Trackpad or Mouse has been paired with another device, then you will need to wipe the existing pairing, so you can pair it with your iPad.
Tap on the Apple Magic Trackpad, Apple Magic Mouse or third-party Bluetooth mouse you would like to pair under Other devices, to pair the Bluetooth accessory with your iPad. If you installed iPadOS 13.4 or later installed on your iPad, follow these simple steps to connect your Bluetooth mouse or Trackpad: How to Connect a Bluetooth mouse or trackpad to your iPad
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