Bluetooth Arc Touch Mouse: Innovative, Portable Ergonomic Design, with Optical Sensor - Ideal for Notebook, Laptop, Tablet, and Phone - Bluetooth-Black Review

I like the Microsoft Arc Touch mouse. We already have 2 or 3 at home, but it is very expensive and you have to take care of the key (lost or damaged, like mine, the mouse is useless). This mouse has a few great things: (1) No dongle - it connects via your device's built-in Bluetooth, and (2) it's barely 1/3 the price of the original. my MS mice did (currently 6 or 8 years old). It doesn't always respond as reliably and smoothly as the MS version. But for 1/3 the price I don't mind using it for…

I bought a mouse for work because it is very thin and flat and fits in a laptop bag. It moves well, connects very well and feels good in the hand. The keys are fast and always responsive, and the battery lasts for months, at least for me. Scrolling works fine. It doesn't bother for a while since you fix it by turning the mouse off (breaking it straight) and then turning it back on (breaking it curved) and it works; But it ends up randomly scrolling up and down on its own even if you don't touch

This bluetooth arc touch mouse works like a charm but ONLY when you use it on a mouse pad. Every desktop surface I work on is cream laminate (IKEA tables at home, desk in cubicle), and all my Bluetooth Microsoft Arc Touch mice have no problem detecting movement, regardless of the surface. But on a white laminate it doesn't work at all. It only works properly when it's on a mouse pad.

Wanted to like it but its performance was uneven at best. It would turn off a lot during use and I had to push it front and back a bit to get it working again. Tracking was very poor unless I was using a mouse pad, in which case it was acceptable but not perfect. Finally got it back after a few weeks.

I cannot recommend this device due to poor tracking and scrolling. If you try to scroll in the same direction multiple times in a row, one of the movements will usually read as scrolling in the opposite direction. For example, scrolling down three times scrolls down twice and up once. Very frustrating. Also, the mouse doesn't track as well as others I've had. The ability to disable the mouse by flattening is a nice feature, but without proper scrolling and tracking it's not worth it.

It was a scam. I bought a Bluetooth mouse but got a USB mouse made to believe it was Bluetooth. The markings on the mouse showed that it was clearly a USB mouse. There were no buttons to connect to Bluetooth, and the instructions were presented as if it were a Bluetooth mouse. If you're looking for a Bluetooth mouse, just buy one from a store like Best Buy or see the reviews. I understand execution errors, but the instructions in the box have been mixed up to make you believe the mouse is what…

I liked a similar Microsoft Surface Arc USB mouse (not RF because I don't like the button) but the anti-friction pad is gone and it's not a FRU. I bet on it and won. This mouse does not require a key. This is a native USB mouse. It's a little cheaper compared to Microsoft's version, but costs VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, its version is cheaper. Action is smooth, works great, works in tandem the first time. Hope this lasts long. Also, I suspect my Microsoft Surface Arc…