Mouse lags on Lion

My Magic Mouse now lags terribly to the point it is unusable. I am running Lion on a MacBook Pro and had to have the keyboard replaced. I experienced no problems prior to the replacement. I have cleaned the mouse, repaired permissions, rebooted and restarted the mouse still terrible lag. The trackpad works fine so there must be some issue with the bluetooth connection, but there are no other bluetooth devices near the mouse. There were no other changes to the system other than the keyboard replacement which should not affect the mouse. Suggestions? I really do not want to have to go back to the Genius Bar for the third time this week to get this fixed.

I too had the same problem. Terrible lag especially when I am playing game to the point of not being able to do anything effectively at all. Been reading up on the different forums and then found one solution that fixed it immediately.
Flexiglass: I have both Flexiglass and Moom installed on my system to help with resizing my windows. Once I shut off Flexiglass, it was all good. Maybe this?
Other possiblility is Spotlight re-indexing everything.
Hope this help.

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