I purchased this mouse along with a Dell XPS 13 laptop a few years ago and I have had now complaints until now. This mouse has been reliable and quite the conversation piece in meetings. As of recent, it has started to dysfunction in which it isn't as responsive on clicks.

The Microsoft Arc Touch offers an exciting concept . The mouse is simply folded open for use, and can thus find space in any bag without problems for transportation. The folding mechanism makes a robust impression and should also attract some interested glances from the neighbors.

I've got to say that when it comes to non-gaming peripherals that won't give you RSI, Microsoft has been ahead of the pack for a long time. The Arc Touch mouse is evidence of that, the arc shape should keep it in a position that is a bit more comfortable for extended use (so you don't get mouse...

With this mouse, Microsoft proved that its designers could rival Apple with a unique, stylish product that is sturdy as well as simple and functional. Although USD 70 is a little pricey for a mouse, it is perfect for traveling and can easily be used as an everyday mouse.

Excellent stylish design; Sturdy; Easily transportable; Excellent precision; Works on a large variety of surfaces; LED light on top of the mouse give feedback on battery strength; Long battery life; Haptic scroll bar; Customizable through IntelliPoint software; Excellent packaging

Transceiver too easy to dislodge; Not good for small hands or short fingers; Fairly expensive

Roughly a decade ago, I couldn't care less what my gadgets looked like. Squarish and boring designs? Who cares as long as it does what it's supposed to do. But ever since I got into the whole Apple culture, style and good design has been an integral factor in my gadget of choice.

Looks great, Smart design choices (e.g; automatic on/off, RF stub magnetic holder, etc., Very ergonomic

Relatively small swiping area; Price

Portable, practical, good at its job and more desirable than a PC peripheral has any right to be, Microsoft’s Arc Touch wireless mouse is a superb wireless mouse. Yes, it’s expensive - not to mention a little unconventional for some tastes.

Today, Microsoft announced the launch of the Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse -a full-size mouse that folds flat for portability. The Arc Touch Mouse, which measures less than 15 millimeters at its widest point, easily slides into a briefcase, purse or pocket, making it the perfect travel companion for...

A quality mouse, with a price tag to match. It's a shameless luxury, though - and there's no way of getting away from that.

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