Review on 🖱️ Discover the Stylish Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse in Light Grey - CZV-00001 by Sean Andrews

If you're looking for a mouse to surf the web and do basic computing tasks, then this is your mouse. If you are planning to use this mouse for professional use, I highly recommend getting a gaming mouse for the same price of $60. Many mice will work on Windows. There is no need to buy one that has the function of pairing a Windows computer with an Apple Magic mouse. From an aesthetic point of view, this is a nice mouse. It's incredibly comfortable to take out of your pocket and click at work or in a coffee shop. The mouse's feel is mostly comfortable, but I've found that it can actually feel flimsy when gripped hard or on rough surfaces, making precise control difficult. I understand the mouse is meant to be portable, but I think it needs more weight at the base next to the palm to make it more accurate. This mouse still needs serious work. I bought it to pair with a device that uses a high-end Bluetooth interface card, thinking I'd have great connection performance. This mouse is VERY sluggish. I spend my days working with code and prototyping. Nothing is more frustrating than selecting multiple lines of a document, causing the mouse to fall back on the last click and destroying your aim. Left and right click are not well defined. I felt like I had to really concentrate to right-click certain menus when I was busy with work. At first I thought it was the batteries. I tried replacing them. I tried using a better mouse pad and ended up with what I use for gaming on my desktop. I tried updating my interface card and tried different drivers. Nothing helped. You can get the same functionality by sacrificing a USB port and buying a $9.99 dongle mouse or a $49.99 wired gaming mouse, and the reliability is 100x better.