Surface Arc Mouse SC Bluetooth XZ/NL/FR/DE Black

Took a while to get used to it but I love it now, it is a weird shape at first but the fact you can flatten it and easily get it in any space is just amazing. No connectivity issues at all, even with a Mac. Good quality, been using for a few months every single day and colour isn’t even fading, almost no signs of wear and tear. Super easy to set up.

These are wonderful to use.

This is a cool mouse as it's super soft, very simple to use and allows you to flatten it out when not in use. It's super handy if you need to take your mouse to work or if you're working away as it's space saving and you don't have to deal with the thick chunky mice that you can get. Even though I don't need to, I take my mouse to work as I am used to it now and I don't have to worry about hygiene issues. It's good quality, very functional and the battery life has been awesome.

So far so good after 2 weeks of (remote) office work after leaving the usb for my ergonomic microsoft mouse at home - hence the purchase. Lightweight travel mouse and doesn't agrivate my thumbs (osteoarthritis). Expensive but seems mostly easy to use. Things I am keeping an eye on - cursor control can be difficult when exactness is required and because there is no divide between right and left click depending upon where your fingers are you can easily right click instead of left click. The scroll function is mostly good and fast but the click and drag down scrollbar function is more awkward.

Costly but worth it for a really good mouse that works well and has no moving parts. For travel, just flatten it to switch it off. Neat.

Tina Turner sang it "Simply the best''

I had first generation "surface" version to use with first gen surface all in one. The great thing is size - folded it really is flat and fits snuggly in a messenger bag. Battery life is great, two AAA's last for months to the point you don't really get anxiety and think about it. Precision is excellent and as expected, I suppose you don't even notice it nowadays in mice unless it's not there. The touchpad on it is fantastic, it makes navigation very intuitive and it's really downgrade if you have to use a "normal" mouse. I wish they had a desktop version like that with touchpad. Durability is excellent - the touch pad will show worn out area but will work just fine. My first mouse lasted me for some 7 years being used nearly everyday. Only this year it started loosing contact when pressed (so I had to press harder to maintain the click). Really impressed for such portable contraption. Price - here's a thing - over the last 7 years it doubled. It is no longer as affordable as it once was , but considering it ought to last another 7 years it's not unreasonable. I just wish they had a more modern version with usb c charging, and multi-device connectivity. The only issue is lack of grip - which is inherently unavoidable due to its design. But once you figure out a comfortable grip that's not quite like a regular mouse one, you will be fine to use it for hours.

Weird grip, the virtual scroll is not as good as the mechanical one. It has a lot of delay on it, and frankly, not comfortable for prolonged use.