Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good mouse, easy to use and integrates with my Surface Pro great

This MS Mouse is good and works on any flat surface, I have been using this for 2-3 years and I got second new one

It's a bit weird to use in comparison to Logitech mouses. In my opinion, it's a great and convenient mouse for road trips and small space in bags, pocket etc. It's not worth $89

The arch of this mouse is deceptive. it's not meant for your hand. My favorite thing about this mouse is its scroll functionality. It's super easy to scroll vertically and horizontally, navigating websites and documents. The clicks are manageable if you click on the corners. Otherwise, they're too heavy. Initially, I thought it was too uncomfortable for sustained use. It's wider at the palm than the chunky Logitech MX Master Mouse series. However once I opened up an Excel file and began to tinker, I found myself using a paw/pencil grip-- My palm didn't rest on the arch at all. Grip: I held the mouse between my thumb and third finger, and kept it steady with my middle finger on the right click. My pinky finger actually rested underneath the mouse, and the third finger was comfortable along its under-slant. It's like ignoring the mouse and pointing with your index finger. I tried this mouse in both Excel and Sketchup (quick 3D modeling environment). It's great, but misses the middle click. Not too big of a deal in Sketchup since there's an easily accessible tool that does the same thing. This mouse is meant to supplement a keyboard. You should only be touching the mouse when you have something to accomplish, and to that end the mouse works well. However, the lack of extra sides buttons means that this shouldn't be your casual or everyday mouse if you're not already a wiz at the keyboard. It's like Batman. Effective in a pinch, but who really wants to hang out with Batman?

I'm really excited to have this mouse. It's very compact and infinitely portable. I wish it was more ergonomic, but the concept is fantastic and something I've always wanted. The downside is the software for using the mouse is pretty outdated. There's a lot of missing functionality that I would have loved to have seen from the moment i satarted using it. Primarily, there need to be more gesture options than ones that are currently there. The software for the spouse hasn't been updated in over a decade and it shows. It is limited 2 fingered gestures, which essentially means I can only scroll in four directions. It also means I can't use 3 or 4 finger gestures to control the rest of the Windows 11, which is unfortunate. Hopefully, a software update could add a lot more functionality in usefulness in the future.

Expensive and limited features but great if you are on the go. Folds flat and stores nicely in a computer bag. Like the original Surface Arc Mouse a little more but this one works almost as well.

This was purchased for daughter at her request. I had used this brand and model in the past for work and found it east to use as a replacement for my old standard mouse. She was very pleased with hers as well and liked the sage color

This mouse is sleek, easy to connect and use, very small and praticle. Also recieve a lot of complaints on it.

With only one USB port on my new Lenovo I needed to move away from my old Microsoft Arc Mouse to the new blue tooth one. I have traveled with these great fold flat tools for the last decade. Always reliable with a great feel. The new one is also performing well. It has a slightly steeper curve than the original that shortens the back and lifts the mouse a couple of millimeters higher. It took some getting used to, but it is still the same great travel tool.

Wish I could scroll with this mouse. Seems like older version did.

This is the best daily driver for anyone who relies on a portable mouse. It turns off when bent flat, and there's a magnet that keeps the mouse in place when walking around with your laptop (depending on the model & magnet placements, i guess). Anyway, it's an all-around great product. The only downside is that it doesn't support many Mac guestures that some might rely on such as switching desktops, etc.

I bought this mouse to go with my new Surface Pro 8, and really I was just afraid to buy a new PC without a mouse because I just... I mean, I've ALWAYS had a mouse with my past laptops. This mouse is nice. If you're looking for portability, you can't get better. It folds up FLAT. And is highly pocketable. Ergonomics are ok. It's serviceable, but I wouldn't be gaming with this mouse or anything. Funny story... with the Pro 8's great keyboard / track pad and touch screen... I don't really find myself using the mouse as often as I thought I would. I still like it. But don't feel like I really needed to buy it at the end of the day (to go with the Pro 8 and keyboard attachment). If you want a mouse you can fold up and put in your pocket, buy it. I think you'll like it. If I had ONE gripe, it's that it's difficult to 'collapse' the mouse for storage without clicking the buttons and causing interactions on the PC. Once it's collapsed, the buttons are disabled. So it's a minor inconvenience (that honestly is quite manageable). The price is also a bit high. But I said I'd only take one gripe. That would be two.

This mouse is a perfect match for the Surface Pro. It even bends so you can straighten it out and slide it perfectly into a bag for storage.

Open box in excellent condition despite being listed merely as good. Happy with the condition and delivery but the product just isn’t for me. Felt of good quality but didn’t fit well in my hand. Eventually returned but I’d recommend for the right fit

It's a little pricey for a mouse, but, so easy to travel with and I always prefer a mouse over a touchpad, particularly the surface pro touchpad on the cover/keyboard. Love that it folds flat, and you can make it flat to turn it off (save batteries). Turns on as soon as you "arc" it. Has full 3 mutton mouse capability plus touch scroll.

This type of mouse has been around for years, so, in general, this should not be a new concept. However, the new thing for me is the fact that it doesn't have a USB adapter of any kind, connecting to the device directly via Bluetooth adapter. This is VERY useful for the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 I have, which has only one port; it means I can use the Bluetooth keyboard, Bluetooth mouse, and still have use of the one port without plugging in the 4-port USB adapter. So far, I'm loving it!

This is my 4th or 5th Arc mouse, as I keep one at my office, home office, and briefcase. They last me 3-4 years each and stand up to rugged work conditions, and pack away so compactly and efficiently, yet feels like a "standard" mouse.

Great product that is very comfortable to handle. Batteries are needed as other mouses.

I have used a Microsoft Arc mouse for many years. My old one was still working well but from heavy use had developed grooves where my finger slid on the surface, so I purchased a new one. The batteries last a very long time and the mouse is powered up when in the arced position - when flat it’s unpowered and easy to store for transport. Using finger contact pressure this mouse provides two buttons and a vertical scroll feature.

A mouse is a mouse of course of course....But I really like this one. The problem with mice is when you travel. You have a bulky device that always bulges out in whatever you put it in. This one just simply levels out. You flatten it down and throw it in a pocket, or your case and it's good to go, It also turns the mouse off to save batteries. To turn it on, you just bed it. Simply brilliant. I was never a big fan of Apple mice's. This one has one button, but it is also a trackpad on the top. There are no side buttons, or wheels, it's just a touchpad on the top that registers a left and right click. Simply swipe your finger up, and a webpage scroll's up. Swipe it down, and the webpage scrolls down. It's a beautiful design that is easy and intuitive. Bluetooth works well, and it takes AAA batteries. This is easily the best mouse that I've owned.