MacBook Pro update to Yosemite breaks Magic Mouse

Installed Yosemite today. Magic Mouse instantly broken. It does connect sometimes, but the tracking is sluggish and gestures don't work at all. Worked fine in Mavericks. Batteries @80%.
Re-pairing does NOT work for me. zaping PRAM does NOT work for me.
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013)
2.7 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M 1024 MB
Is there a solution, patch? How can this be so terribly broken?

Hello,
The problem persist. I have this problem on a macbook pro 13" retina display. Upgraded to Yoseminte and big problem, my Apple Magic did not working anymore. After i replace batteries, restart mac, turn off turn on bluetooth several times, i connect the mouse. But guess what? After i close the lid and i go home, when open the mac again, surprise: NO MOUSE.
Please be serious and get an answer to this issue, both are your products, if APPLE products get errors of communications, what I should expect from others.
People buy Apple for commodity and for less number of problems, in fact Apple products are not so good as you think. So if you have problems like I cannot connect a mouse with a Macbook Pro, then Apple fail.
Guess what, in your Apple stores, people who maybe know some english, don't know to solve this problem, and they told me is a personal problem.
For sure I have personal problem with my mouse...
Thank you for testing Yoseminte before official Launch.
With respect,
Shanaki

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