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Absolute Rubbish - don't waste your money. I liked the design and the portability, but the Bluetooth connection takes time to set up on Windows 7. Make sure you have the correct drives for your hardware.

I did not like this mouse at all. I was looking for a touch mouse. The only touch portion was the scroll wheel. It still has left and right clickable buttons. I was looking for a touch mouse that included the buttons, similar to the Apple Magic Mouse.

The Microsoft Arc Mouse itself is great, but Argos are using a misleading description: It says this is the new Bluetooth model, but it's actually the old nano-transceiver model. I assumed my first order was just a warehouse picking error, but the store ordered two more for me, and all three were the...

I have used this mouse now for the last 3 weeks and I see absolutely nothing to justify it's price! It's sluggish, the scroll is unresponsive, so is the curser, overall it's a waste of my money and I can not afford to waste my money! Maybe you'll have better luck, but is shouldn't be about luck.

This is a really smart piece of kit and works fine on the laptop I'd brought to use it with. However, my Lenovo T510 can't see it and I suspect it's because the laptop is quite old and probably doesn't support the low energy version of bluetooth, but I'm not certain, it could be user error.

This impressively slim mouse tracks well and snaps flat for easy transport. Highly mobile users will like its design-if not its coating and click buttons.

Snaps flat for easy transport; Tracks well on most surfaces; Scroll strip is surprisingly responsive

Click buttons too stiff; Rubbery coating is a lint magnet; No side or thumb buttons

Thought to use it to my Macbook but your Mac can not find it (can not pair itself). Seems to only work with Windows 8.1. There is a driver at Microsoft but it works only up to OS X 10.7 and it becomes not so good. Have not tested it with a Windows PC. Think this is unclear at the Microsoft Store.

The Arc Touch derives its name from its two main features. It should be obvious that the ‘Arc' part of the moniker comes from the shape of the mouse. Although that's not entirely true, as the Arc Touch's piece de resistance is that it collapses flat making it, says Microsoft, easier to transport...

Bluetrack works on almost any surface; Compact design

Uncomfortable after a while; Expensive compared to alternatives; Folding ability isn't all that useful

Like the Magic Mouse, this is slightly more attractive than practical

Looks slick; portable

"Touch" scroll wheel has horrible feel