Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Glides Smoothly; Works On Any Surface

Uncomfortable w big hands

an arched touch mouse by Microsoft

sleek design; quick to navigate with

only has one arc setting

Thank goodness my Arc mouse has finally arrived. The last mouse was simply dreadful. Luckily this cutting edge mouse really is a 70 component masterpiece! Why I bought it? I needed a faster mouse, which was/is more compact. It needed to look good too, to compliment my new Ultrabook.

Feels and looks great; clever features

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Great Mouse to use, feel good in hand and very good for people with little space.

its a great product with really good features and looks.. very comfortable to use and easy to carry around.. . I would say the perfect mouse ever needed for a person.. !! Just the right competition to a Magic Mouse.. ! great stuff again!!

I can honestly say that I was actually pleasantly surprised and impressed by the Arc Touch. This ultra portable mouse really can fold flat making it easy to find room in even the most crowded of laptop bags.

He recommends it for road warriors, but says, "To be perfectly blunt, this mouse has easily best in class ergonomics for an ultra portable mouse, but compared to a true 'full size' mouse it does fail to compete." We found credible reviews at CNET, TechCrunch.com, PCMag.com and ZDNet.

Includes BlueTrack technology for use on a variety of surfaces; Lightweight; folds flat to turn off and for travel; Center touch strip offers good control

Not comfortable for everyone for extended use; Some reviewers found buttons hard to press; No forward/back buttons

Microsoft has always been a coveted name in the world of computer hardware and has a respectable position for its hardware, but because of some revolutionary designs from Apple and for the fact that it took complete one year to come up with the Magic Mouse, the company was considered lagging behind

It looks so nice and fashion. But the performance is poor. I bought it for less than a year, totally out of working now. Have no idea why.

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