I have been a fan of the ever shrinking computer since I was in college. Laptops, netbooks, PDAs, my motto these days is small, compact, and light. The whole time, however, there has been one thing the gnawed at the back of my brain…probably due to the numerous hand cramps I have gotten over the...

I use this for my netbook that I travel around with. Works perfect for it!!! Folds up into a nice tiny package for easy transport in my little netbook case. The travel bag the mouse comes with also protects it from scratches and whatnot.

1; Very sleek design 2; fold up to make it tiny for easy transport 3; Has a thumb button that acts a "back" button; 4; little USB receiver goes under the mouse for storage which is held in place by a magnet; 5; Feels very good on my hand when using it; 6.

1; The thumb button is very stiff; Might be where it is brand new though; No point in deducting an Egg for something like that

I had an original black Arc mouse, but made an unpleasant discovery - The individual USB dongles that come with these mice are designed to be used with the one individual mouse, and if you break your dongle (like I did), you can't just get a new one, you have to get a whole new mouse.

Portable; convenient; precise

Be careful with that USB Dongle

For those who might be suspicious that this is just a simple design gimmick with a noticeably higher original price tag, take it from an incredibly cynical/picky consumer that this is definitely worth trying out as it surprises with its versatility.

Obvious selling points surprisingly held true - the arced shape relieves a lot of strain I used to put on my hand w/ older mice / keyboard trackpoints; and super high portability is great for quickly folding; stowing in the included suede pouch; and throwing in your bag/backpacks front pocket; sans...

- If you have a heavier paw like me; you likely cant make the highest point of the arc the focal point of your hand weight though almost w/out triggering an unintended button click - They could have afforded to sacrifice some of the visual design/appeal by expanding the outer edges of the click...

I love the Microsoft Arc Mouse. Mine is still fairly new, so I can't really report on how long it will last, so I'll review what I've noticed about it so far. There are a lot of positives about this mouse , so I guess I'll start with those. Firstly, the shape of the mouse is wonderful.

The Microsoft Arc is an ergonomic wireless mouse from Microsoft. The Arc benefits from a unusual design that folds to 60 percent of its original size for travelling.

It's amazing, kept me entertained bending and straightening it. Super smooth when in use, its a great mouse, isn't your average mouse.

great value, fantastic product none yet although not the ideal alternative if you program on gaming, its far from the worst. ive owned two sidewinder gaming mice and a single razer gaming mouse, this solution is surprisingly responsive and correct even when compared to the other mice ive owned.

You don't often say that computer hardware is a piece of art. It isn't for the most part. Peripherals like keyboards, mice, monitors and joysticks are all supposed to be functional, design being outweighed by just how well the product can work for the end user.

I bought this with a Lenova 900s. This mouse has NEVER worked well. It has a great feel and flattens which is good when putting into a laptop bag, but there are fundamental problems. The scroll function suddenly activates when using and it goes crazy.