Microsoft - Arc Mouse - Burgundy - Surface

I’ve had my arc mouse for about two months. It’s a very nice product, easy to turn on & off. The use of it on a soft or hard surface is really good, siding your finger across the mouse pad on the from left to right allows to move from page to page or even pictures. I certainly like the design & the way it works, the flat design for stow & go it great, my voova carrying case, isn’t that much bigger than my surface pro & the mouse fits in my all size pockets of the bag very easy. Pressing the left & right buttons are a little loud mist people will say, but it’s ok to me. Price is a little high, but you could always price match, just as I did. Two thumbs up!!

I love my Arc mouse. It was a little hard to get use to it, but now I love my new mouse. No spinning wheel.

The two main features of this mouse are the flexible body and the touch pad “buttons” When traveling you can flatten the mouse and in doing so it powers off, great feature to save batteries and having to remember to switch off when running out the door. The mouse doesn’t have conventional buttons or a scroll wheel but a touchpad that you can click on either side or slide a finger to scroll vertically or horizontally. You might need to download the “Microsoft mouse and keyboard center” app to tweak the settings as I found the horizontal scrolling needed to be set to maximum to be useful. The shape of the mouse makes it a little hard for me to work with the same precision as a regular mouse. The arch shape fills the hand but there is no body under the arch for my thumb and small finger to grip. Over time I might get used to it and modify my grip. Good mouse, looks slick but a bit pricy. Get it on sale when you can!

I love it and it matches the case my only hang up is that sometimes it stick but rarely.

Really like my mouse . It lights are to let you know it’s on . Runs with two triple AAA batteries. It’s thin so fits really good inside my case . There’s a button in the back to connect to computer.

I like the idea of being able to get a worthwhile mouse to match the color of my latest notebook. Being able to fold it flat also helps me remember to turn off the mouse unlike another which I have to hit the button to turn it on and off. Yes, I have a leather mouse pad.

I bought this mouse because i wanted something wireless, tired of fighting the wires on my desk, and something aesthetically cool by design and ended up buying this one in cobalt blue. This mouse definitely has the cool factor and as a plus, has an easy setup, strong bluetooh connectivity, and turns off when you flatten it out, very cool. It also feels very sleek and good soft to the touch. The downside is, even after making many adjustments to the mouse features within the control panel, i never could get the sensitivity for the touch scroll to a comfortable setting. The sensitivity is just too inconsistent. I also found the overall size and arch a bit too small, offering no support to your hand. Lastly, it did have some issues with the "right clicking" causing you to have to either click an icon 10 times or turn the mouse on and off. I used this mouse for typical business use applications: Emails, Data Entry, Moderate Coding, and of course, recreational online browsing. Overall, for the price, i'm not convinced it's a keeper - for me at least. I'm hoping to return this and purchase the MX 3 from Logitech in hopes that it is the answer to what i'm looking for.

The Surface Arc mouse is a “neat” product. It folds flat for storage, and automatically turns off while flat as well. It feels good to hold and use when arced to its ergonomic shape. It boasts tracking on nearly any surface, but I had mixed results using it on the arm of a couch. Tracking on a “normal” surface has been fine. For the price though, it should be rechargeable via USB-C or Qi wireless charging. Everything about the Surface Pro X Keyboard and Pen accessories I also used felt effortless, like they were engineered together with the Surface Pro with great attention to detail. Opening the Surface Arc mouse to insert batteries felt archaic by comparison. Hopefully the next generation will incorporate a rechargeable battery. Overall, I like the design, and actually bought a second Arc Mouse as a Christmas gift.