High performance Microsoft PL2 ARC Touch Mouse - Black (RVF-00053) Review

If you use the mouse as a hiking accessory for your laptop, then the score is definitely 5! And as a domestic mouse, the score is no more than 2 points. Still, the shape is very uncomfortable. Even outrageously uncomfortable. It feels like the designer who designed it hasn't used it for a day. Or he has a huge arm that can completely cover the mouse and therefore does not hang down. It's a shame that there are only 2 positions of work, if the height of the working state could be adjusted with

in general, a double impression: unusual, cool, stylish, compact. on the other hand, it is not customary that it is more expressed as a little uncomfortable. but overall satisfied. I'm getting used to it. and by the way, after it, other mice somehow don’t seem very good)) and one more cool thing in it: when you scroll along the strip inside, it seems like the wheel is spinning (it feels and sounds like the rotation of a regular scroll wheel). The scrolling script is made according to the…

The mouse was bought 2.5 years ago for the office. The first one seemed a little awkward, but after taking it with your thumb and little finger (3 fingers on the buttons), everything fell into place. The mouse rests on the base of the palm, the fingers are placed close to the front edge. The buttons are pressed very clearly, if you do not try to press them in the middle of the button. Touchscroll is the most pleasant thing - it scrolls clearly, scrolling by one click does not cause…

IMHO, a fashion mouse, exclusively for laptops. It is not the most convenient at work (although it is quite suitable), therefore it is not the best solution for the home, its main task is to catch envious glances, which it copes with perfectly well. Do not forget to install drivers for it, otherwise you will be prematurely disappointed. Enjoy! Some pros: 1) Great design 2) Pleasant soft-touch coverage on most of the mouse surface 3) Quiet button presses 4) Very convenient "wheel". In the sense…

I think the mouse is great for laptop users, but if you are a gamer, then I advise you to spend 2 thousand on another device, of course, the mouse is nimble after setting up, but there are simply no left-right sensors :( Let's wait Arc mouse game :3 Has pros: Beautiful design, compact, pleasantly lies in the hand, wireless, the presence of a touch wheel. Has cons: Poor sensitivity, without the use of a mat or a clean surface, the mouse collects all the muck, subsequently the slip is noticeably

I really thought it was keyless pairing since my surface has bluetooth, but I was wrong. key required. It takes a little getting used to the shape, but once you get the hang of it, it's awesome. The folding and auto shut off is a brilliant design. One day I took my Surface to a coffee shop to work on some stuff and when I realized I forgot my mouse I almost went home to get it. That's how much I feel it speeds up performance.

Works as expected. Some people have complained about the comfort and I can see it felt strange at first with no room for toes, but after a week of use I got used to it.

This is the second Arc I have bought. However, after using it for three months and putting in a lot of batteries, I found that it had a short circuit and the batteries weren't worn out, but the arc was worn out. I pay with it and it works for a while and then closes again. I will buy another one and hope it works the same as my original purchase.

I actually thought it would pair without a dongle since my Surface has Bluetooth, but I was wrong. key required. It takes a little getting used to the shape, but once you get the hang of it, it's awesome. The folding and auto shut off is a brilliant design. One day I took my Surface to a coffee shop to work on something and when I realized I forgot my mouse I almost went home to get it. That's how much I feel it speeds up performance.

I enjoyed using this mouse when it was working. I had one that lasted over 5 years. I took it with me on the go - super reliable. Eventually it stopped working, so I bought another one. The problems started about a year after purchase - pressing the left mouse button didn't always work, so I pressed harder. The left mouse button has become less reliable over time. Then one day it didn't work at all. Not sure if they changed the way they are made or maybe I just bought a bad one.

There is nothing wrong with this mouse. It's great for the home as it's full size. It's great for travel because it's light and flat when it's off. The bow mouse turns it on; smoothing disables it. The touch parts are responsive and swiping works great. Batteries last a long time, and wireless USB works over fairly long distances. I've had a mouse at home for over a year now and haven't had any problems. I bought a second one for work to replace the Roller(!) wired mouse I got.

This mouse has been around for a while. I bought these to replace my old MS Arc mouse which has served me well for many years. After 3 days of use I had to send it back. MS added an audible "click" sound to simulate the scroll wheel clicking when you slide your finger across the center touchpad. The problem is, my desk is an old postmaster's desk with a hinged top and a wooden top. the click was greatly increased which just drove me crazy. In addition, it was a great mouse that works on any…