Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is this the most comfortable mouse I have ever used.

I previously had a Arc Touch mouse and used it with my Surface. I had to buy a USB hub for my Surface. This mouse works well. The only knock for me is the device will only work with one computer. It will have to be repaired when you use the mouse on a second computer.

Connects good and works good. Great mobility. Little costly, but expected for a Bluetooth mouse. Still has me wanting that gaming desktop mouse feel (Logitech). So good for short-term use. If I need more long-term uses, I'll continue researching for that perfect mobile, desktop feel BT mouse.

This was exactly what I was looking for - an Arc Mouse with no dongle. I purchased the cheaper Arc Mouse, but it came with a dongle. It works fine for a PC or Laptop with a few USB ports, but I wanted to use this to connect to my Windows 10 tablet and didn't want to use the USB port for the dongle.

Stores easily in work bag. Responsive and easy to use.

I have bought 4 of them and all disconnect on a regular basis.

I love this mouse, wow so easy to use, just a delight

The Arc bluetooth mouse has worked for what I need it for. The build quality is good, feels good in the hand, and connects quickly. The center scroll buttons are a little wonky. The concept is good, execution not so much. Overall, this is a good quality product.

Awesome little piece of hardware that works flawlessly

Very good response Bluetooth signal, very compact .

This efficiently pairs and works with my Surface. It's comfortable and moves well but I'm not sure it's the best design for a mobile platform. I would rather have a device that folds flat to store in my bag.

Connects easily with Bluetooth no plug ins needed.

Great mouse. I like how it folds flat for storage.

This device can be made to pair with Windows 7, but it uses Bluetooth 4.0LE for which MS refuses to release drivers for Windows 7. As a result, when I use it with a Windows 7 machine, I am forced to repeatedly repair the device any time it goes into power saving mode. Otherwise, it works great I am very happy with it.

I liked the arc and how it turns off and on. I did not like the way the scroll pad worked, it was very hard to get it to scroll the way I wanted. I returned it.

The mouse connected with no problem. After that, it did not work well for me. Overall analysis: I think that this mouse might work well for someone with smaller hands and someone who does not have a separate USB 3.0 HUB attached to their computer. When my HUB was off, this mouse worked very well. No skips or jumps. It even worked across the room! Specific details and issues: My equipment is a 2012 Mac Mini with 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3, a 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7, a SAMSUNG 840 Pro Series 2.5" 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD), and I am running Mavericks OS. The arc and width of the mouse did not work for me. I pick up and move the mouse to re-position quite a bit and had a very difficult time doing that with this design. I also turn it on and off every time I leave the computer for an extended period of time / at the end of each day. This "spooked me out" a bit as you have to flatten the mouse to turn it off and re-arc the mouse to turn it on. I was afraid that the mechanics of the mouse might not handle that too well and it might not even last a month. This was just my personal concern, not a proven fact! The overall main drawback for me was that I purchased this mouse in an attempt to resolve a skipping issue that I was having with my Logitech M510. I had hoped that a Bluetooth mouse would resolve the interference issue and the skips, jumps, and disappearing mouse pointer problems would be resolved. They were not. This mouse still skipped, jumped and the pointer would be lost off screen. The same as before with the 2.4 GHz Logitech. I have isolated the problem to the USB 3.0 HUB that is attached to my computer. The interference that this causes is almost unbeatable and is unbearable. Huge skips and jumps.. what happened to my mouse pointer, etc. My final resolution for that problem came by reattaching my USB 2.0, 4 port HUB to a USB 3.0 port on the back of my Mac Mini. The Logitech receiver is 6 to 12 inches away from my mouse at all times and is in front of the computer itself. It sits right at the front most point of the base of my monitor on the right hand side as I am right handed. So now I'm back to my favorite mouse and no more skips and jumps. In my attempt to resolve the skipping and jumping issue, I ran several mice through several tests. As noted above, this mouse worked well without the USB 3.0 hub attached. Without the Hub attached it performed better than most others I tried. Depending on circumstances of equipment being used, the size of a persons hands, and intended use, I would recommend this mouse to a friend. Cheers!

It's ok it may be it takes time for me to get use to

I like the mouse when it works. Really like the fact I don't need a USB receiver,but will just stop working periodically. Tried changing Bluetooth/ power settings on laptop per forums but no luck

Working great with Windows and Mac. I use Linux as my primary OS and I finally gave up on trying to get Bluetooth working with this. I simply couldn't get it to pair. I've used an Arc Touch for a long time. Awesome travel mouse.

pluses: easy connection to my laptop via bluetooth. expected good battery usage. easy on/off. cons: seems to drop connection too easily. random jumps on pages make it challenging to use