Sorry but for the price, I don't like it. The mouse feels flimsy from the word go. The haptic feedback on the scroll 'wheel' is very annoying. I would have liked the 'wheel' to have been a little longer as often it seemed like I ran out of room. If it were a cheap mouse then fair enough.

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Interesting design, but movement was very erratic. A Logitech mouse in same system worked fine. Also, "works on all surfaces except...) includes not working on any type of glass surface. We like to work at patio table periodically - not for this mouse.

I use this mouse mostly while on the road ( but it's great for home use as well). It snaps flat to shut off and is easily stowed on backpack or laptop bag. The only improvement that I would make is to provide a little case or bag for travel.

Accurate Tracking; Comfortable Design; Fast Response; Works On Any Surface

This is my second Arch Touch Mouse. The rubber on the bottom on the back side of the first had finally worn out. I purchase this on sale and intend to keep it and use it as a secondary mouse.

Flat design is cool; Can use it on a variety of surfaces

scroll tab could be better; sometimes it is non responsive

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This mouse changed my life! Ifeel like working all day long...this mouse indulges you in the experience! Super sexy!

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

Microsoft's Arc wireless mouse was a big hit in 2008, and a groundbreaking piece of design. It was elegantly curved with an incongruous hinge in the middle, but this allowed it to be both portable and comfortable to use.

High-accuracy tracking; works on almost any surface

Expensive