Testseek.com have collected 53 expert reviews of the Microsoft Wireless Arc Mouse and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Microsoft Wireless Arc Mouse.
October 2008
(77%)
53 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Innovative, functional design, Very comfortable shape, Suitable for users with repetitive stress injuries, Compact USB dongle, Flawless glossy paint finish with rubberized sides and underside, Long purported battery life, Elegant carry case included, Mouse turns off when in folded position, Great range (up to 30 ft.)
Can't track on a glass desk, Lack of heft takes some getting used to, Left side button next to impossible to press, Scroll wheel only scrolls vertically and makes cheap sounds, Mouse not rechargeable...
Microsoft's Arc Mouse brings a unique folding design to the portable mouse combining at once style and portability. Despite a few usability and functional issues, the fundamental concept is well executed and well worth the price of admission. Pros & Co...
Cool and creative design; snap-in mini receiver adds to portability; laser sensor.
Clunky software affects scrolling.
This is by far the most travel-friendly mouse you can buy, but its performance is a step behind some of todays current crop of notebook mice. Using the Arc Mouse...
Abstract: Microsoft’s new mobile mouse sure looks good, but does the thing even work? *Spoiler warning* Yes! It works great. *End Spoilers* Check out the full review on the next page.When I first saw pictures of this thing, I knew I had to give it a shot. The Ar...
Full-size mouse that folds smaller than most notebook mice. Virtually weightless. Extra tiny receiver can stow beneath mouse when not in use. Sharp precision.
Relies on AAA batteries with no recharge option. Cannot be used when hinge is folded.
The Microsoft Arc Mouses high quality propels it to the head of the travel mouse pack....
Unique appearance; collapsible design saves bag space and secures wireless receiver; easy to set up.
Side button hard to use with a standard mouse grip.
Microsofts Arc mouse is almost as functional as its form is pleasing. The travel-friendly features make perfect sense, and in general, its a serviceable mouse for Macs and PCs. Only a few minor design issues hold it back. Specifications: Form factor:...
Folds up smaller for portability, Expands to near full size so your hand doesnt cramp, Ambidextrous, Receiver snaps magnetically to the underside of the mouse for easy transport
Receiver could be smaller, It doesnt use Microsofts new BlueTrack technology
Microsofts Arc is one of the best mouse concepts weve seen, combining the benefits of portability and a full-sized mouse into the one unit. ...
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Published: 2008-11-25, Author: Jan , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Merging technology with fashion is not easy; most products fall squarely in one category or the other. Now meet the Arc, Microsoft’s latest attempt that scores close to a bullseye.Arc is essentially a collapsible notebook mouse with a flair for design...
Abstract: This architecturally designed stylish mouse for your desktop and laptop computers will definitely give a punch to your lifestyle. Because it's wireless, it means you can say bye bye to messy, tangled wires. The wireless range is about 30 ft away, best...
To start off this years coverage of the PC Show, we head off to Sonys booth, located at the left corner nearest to the entrance. A considerable crowd forms around the display shelves, makes one wonder how squeezy it would be once the weekend is here....
The Arc Mouse might be a stunner, but to use it proficiently requires a rather drastic change in the way you hold your mouse. Even then, it can be awkward and uncomfortable. In a way, it is the PC peripheral equivalent of the stiletto heels. However, ...
