Customers praise the Surface Arc mouse for its portability and sleek design. Many also appreciate its comfortable feel, convenient size, overall performance, and reliable battery life. However, some customers have expressed concerns regarding the smoothness of the scrolling function, the price point, and issues with right-clicking.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
BEST MOUSE EVER....EVER
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This is hands down the best mouse I have ever owned, after less than month I purchased a 2nd Arc for my laptop [the 1st was for use w/a Microsoft Surface Pro 2017]. What makes it the best...?
1) Stores easily & FLAT
2) Ergonomic & Comfortable - I have carpal tunnel and this mouse has def helped take some of the strain off my arms [the shape really makes a difference].
3) Battery life is great, I use it daily throughout the day and still am on the original batteries.
4) Works on ALMOST EVERY surface. I've used It on a desk, leather center console in the car, denim pant legs, at a bar, and more, with no real issues anywhere.
5) The SCROLLING function, not only Up/Down but Left/Right as well, works very smoothly.
6) Connects via Bluetooth so no need for the USB receiver taking up the available ports.
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I bought this mouse because I work with Photoshop/InDesign/Illustrator constantly and anyone who's ever used those programs knows that a scroll option that allows you to move horizontally and vertically is ideal. Personally I find the mouse very innovative. It turns on when you actually bend the mouse into the arc and I've been able to use it on my carpet and blankets without an issue. There are two things though that I wish would be better. The first is, it sometimes has issues on my studio desk and I'm not entirely sure why. It might be that it's plastic and is somewhat reflective but I'm not sure. The other problem is more obvious, since the scroll button is integrated with the click options, you can no longer press down on the scroll piece. Now for most people this isn't an issue, however, when you are using Revit that option is key to navigating the program. Thankfully there are a couple of shortcut keys you can use to allow for the same effect, however, it isn't as comprehensive as I would hope it would be.
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The best portable mouse there is. Connects seamlessly, small (the fold flat is everything) and light weight. Batteries last a good while. Works well on a variety of surfaces.
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Purchased for my new Microsoft computer. This new innovative design is just perfect for me. It feels great in my hand, works with little effort and stores flat when not being used. I will never go back to the "old" original style mouse.
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Probably the best travel mouse out there. Connects instantly when opened, long battery life and not too bad on the ergonomics either. Better than most regular mouses on the market.
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I'm a die-hard non-Mac user, but for a short work assignment I was forced to use a Mac, which was an awful experience, EXCEPT for my first experience using Apple's Magic Mouse, which was an incredible mouse. When I returned to using a PC, I tried my Apple Magic Mouse, but even with compatibility drivers and software, it didn't function the same, so I started looking around for a PC-comparable device and found the Microsoft Surface Arc. Oh my gosh, do I love this thing! I use one at home, and I have a travel one in my computer bag as well (even though I could just toss my home one in the computer bag I guess).
Posted . Owned for more than 2 years when reviewed.
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I have been using this mouse for over 2 years and it has been one of the best purchases I have made. shockingly I have only had to replace the battery once. It connects to my laptop pretty much instantaneously and rarely has any connection issues. my only complaints are that the buttons have a pretty heavy activation weight and they are on the louder side, however its compact flat design makes it so portable that these are more than made up for.
This review is from Microsoft - Surface Arc Wireless BlueTrack Ambidextrous Mouse - Wireless - Poppy Red
I would recommend this to a friend
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
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Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.
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Love this mouse! Fits the hand just right. The battery turns off when the mouse is flatten. Because it flattens, it takes up less space than a traditional mouse making it a great travel companion.
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This is a great mouse. It snaps flat to easily fit in my travel bag. I like the innovative design. It’s comfortable to use. I do wish the resolution was a little better. I normally used the Logitech MX mouses, and this is definitely not up to their specs.
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Saw this at a business I frequent, so I thought I would get one (actually bought two). Great design in that it turns off when in "flattened" position, and stores great in soft tablet case.
The problem I had with it was to get it to right click, I had to press the very right hand edge of the surface area. Pressing anywhere else away from that right edge produced a left click. Very annoying. The other "con" was that "scrolling" with this is produces much less travel than a scroll wheel. Wearing my index finger out moving up and down a document or page.
I decided to return both of them and go with a more traditional style mouse. Too bad, too. Really liked the slim design, and I would have learned to live with the scrolling difference.
Three stars because of the great design. Otherwise it would only be one star.