Customer Ratings & Reviews

Well it’s not the same color but it’s was about $20 cheaper than regular price. And it’s pretty slick, it’s not mind blowing but it excels in what you want a Bluetooth mouse to do. Comfortable, easy to use, responsive, and has the on/off ability by flattening it out or snapping it up. Overall if you’re looking for something quasi innovative and helpful, while being able to afford them go for it. But if it’s not in your budget, don’t spend the money, it’s not something that will provide endless enjoyment. I’d say a hard 8 out of 10 or solid B- grade from my above average electronic IQ and love for all new tech devises. However I’m far from an IT professional.

Great product , sleek and stylish. The clicks are super responsive and pairs very well with the Surface laptop.

Excellent bluetooth mouse with super fast connection, even to Macbook! No complaints from me!

I like the mouse that I purchased. It comes in handy when using it on my tablet.

I like the general features of this mouse: The way it folds down for travel, the integrated/invisible scroll pad, etc. The left and right mouse clicks aren't always correctly made given there are no buttons, but it gets it right most of the time. I think the best feature is the way it folds down for travel/storage when not in use, which also saves the battery. Also like the fact that it interfaces with the surface pro without any dongle, as it uses the built-in Bluetooth. Wish it was a little cheaper, but overall I like it.

If you're looking for a travel mouse that packs flat and only have one device it needs to link to, The Surface Arc mouse is very nice. Folding it flat turns it off and curving it turns it on. The click surface responds well and allows features like scrolling without issue. Syncing to your device is similarly easy, with an easy-to-use button. However. If you have multiple devices, there's no way to swap between them. For me, this is kind of a PITA, as I have a work laptop, client laptop, and personal 2-in-1.

Bluetooth hooks up instantly, the tracking is fantastic on most any surface.it is just a bit pricey

I love this mouse and the feel of it. It takes some getting used to but love the power on and power off function by folding and unfolding it. The ambidextrous option is a great through from Microsoft. I know someone left handed and even though they are used to using their right hand they liked being able to use it with their dominant hand. All I did was fold the mouse to turn it on and my surface asked if I wanted to pair, I clicked yes and it worked in seconds.

Love the flat folding mouse for traveling, much easier to pack than a standard mouse. Also great that it has a bluetooth connection, no usb plug in required; my standard mouse has a small usb that's hard to keep track of when on the move.

It’s very ergonomic. As someone who works long hours at the computer, it’s the best I’ve used. It’s also very convenient to put in a bag.

I really like the feel of this mouse and when done with it, it folds down flat for easy storage.

The Bluetooth connection works great. Scrolling is excellent. Buttons feel really nice. Love the fold flat capability and no on off button needed makes things easy. Not a comfortable for long mousing sessions as a regular mouse but fine for what I use it for. Recommended.

I got my first Arc Mouse when I got my first Surface Pro when they first came out. It's ingenious! They lasy a long time but not forever just like all mice. I liked it so much I've purchased two others to be used on non-Surface machines. Others I work with have seen the mouse and are struck by it's innovative design of on/off...flat arced design. Some of my colleagues have since found them an purchased their own. It actually does fit in a shirt pocket when flat or nicely in even the smallest carry-on bag.

This mouse is a piece of cake...as long as your computer has bluetooth capabilities. Once your hooked up just bend it to turn it on and flatten it to turn it off. You can even stick it in your pocket if you're going somewhere.

I needed to get a mouse for my new Laptop Surface 7 and decided to order the Arc mouse as a companion. The mouse has great control and folds nicely into a flat but compact device for transportation and storage purposes. Since there is no wheel, it's more of a touchpad on the top for screen navigation -- and this is fine for most. I thing the negative for me was the ergonomics - it simply didn't fit well in my hand and caused a bit of fatigue when I was using it for hours. I tried to love it, but eventually returned it for a $25 Microsoft Bluetooth portable wheel mouse, which for me, works much better. If this feels nice in your hand, then you'll love it, but it's more narrow than a typical mouse, so you really can't rest your hands when in use.

tbh a pretty good mouse, got it on sale in store because it was super expensive new and it turns out it was worth it.

Excellent mouse, easy application, rapidly response

Very comfortable on my hand. I Like it so much! Good price.

People seem to either love or hate this mouse. I love it. It flattens out to about 2" x 5", or about the size of a small iPhone, except slimmer. You can easily just carry in your pocket, or toss it in whatever bag compartment available. It is durable; I've put it in my back pocket a couple times, accidently sat on it, and no problem (although I wouldn't recommend it as a habit). I actually put some black electric tape over the battery compart for a little extra protection and water (spill) resistance, which does not affect usage at all. When you want to use it, just pop it up and it literally works on any surface. You can use it on your leg/knee just fine when on flight or other constrained area. It takes a slightly lighter touch to operate, such as with scrolling. And the right-clicking took me a little getting used to. At MSRP $80, it is definitely still in the "new novelty-overpriced range," which of course is standard these days. I'd expect that to drop soon. But as a traveler, it was still worth it.

Very sleek and convenient,for my laptop. Battery last months