I use them at Home and work. Comes in handy. Battery life is amazing. Works on PC, Laptops and Apple Laptops.

Like the Apple Magic Mouse , Microsoft has added touch sensitivity to this mouse, along with haptic vibration feedback and a curiously arched construction that can really turn this mouse on

The Arc Touch is an interesting concept for a mouse, and for a certain style of hyper-efficient traveller we can sort of see the point. It's certainly the flattest mouse that wasn't already a trackpad we've ever seen.

Packs down flat for easy transport; Good BlueTrack coverage; Small USB receiver

Only two buttons for a mouse at this price is limiting; Scroll wheel feedback is a touch erratic; Doesn't entirely promote a neutral wrist position

The Arc Touch Mouse is the latest in the Arc line-a series of surprisingly design-minded peripherals from Microsoft. The Arc Touch takes the already high-concept line into the stratosphere with a design so innovative that it's almost worth a buy for novelty's sake alone.

Innovative, stylish design; full-size mouse, yet surprisingly portable

Not ergonomic; only two real buttons; not suited at all for gaming

I really like this mouse. I've been using it for a few years now and the only flaw I've found is that when using Photoshop you can't get a precise "click" when scrolling to select a brush size. Other than that it is an excellent product and I use it everyday.

I got this mouse cause I was tired of having the mouse "buldge" in my laptop bags or sleeves. Love the way it folds flat for easy storage. Although the scroll button in the middle is totally flat it vibrates to feel just like a normal mouse scroll which I thought was brilliant.

Folds completely flat for easy storage

Poor handling

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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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