It's a stylish present for the geek that has everything, but it's not the most comfortable mouse we've used.

I bought my Surface Pro 4 and my Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse in 08/2016. I loved it from the start! Very responsive and very portable. However, in the last few months the mouse has begun to glitch. The cursor/pointer disappears when I have multiple windows open.

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

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.

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Unique, portable design; Touch scroll has vibrating feedback; Thumbnail USB has innovative storage on base of mouse; BlueTrack laser technology allows the mouse to be used on a variety of surfaces; Ambidextrous

No browser buttons; Expensive

The Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse is stylish, ultra-light, and functional.

Ultra-thin; light; and compact; About half an inch thick when powered off; Easy to pair and use; Customizable buttons and scroll strip; Three-year warranty

Not quite as comfortable as most standard mice; Tapping scroll strip behavior finicky; No horizontal scrolling

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.

Even though this is not a new product I find that when it is time to get a replacement I have researched all available options and go back to this model.

Very travel friendly; full functionality; bluetrac and microsoft product seemless integration with os

Lose the USB dongle and the hardware is useless

Any consumer tech company worth its salt knows that it's all about touch-operation nowadays and that's why Apple unveiled its Magic Trackpad back in the summer of 2010 and Microsoft announced its Arc Touch Mouse not long afterwards, following a series of hints and internet leaks.

Compact; collapsible design; easy to use; fast to setup; compact USB device

Temperamental scrolling; slightly pricey; no side-buttons for thumb

Microsoft has added touch sensitivity and a curious construction to its Arc Touch mouse - and more besides.