Microsoft Arc Mouse Overview
Key Features
Bluetooth 5.0 Wireless Technology
Wireless Range up to 33''
Microsoft BlueTrack Sensor
Conforms to Your Hand
Snaps Up for Use, Snaps Down for Travel
Compatible with Windows 10 and 8.1
Slim, light, and ready to travel, the Arc Mouse from Microsoft features left and right click buttons and a unique design that can conform to your hand. Simply snap it into its curved position to power it up, then snap again to flatten it and power down.
The Arc Mouse is fully compatible with Windows 10 and 8.1 and connects via Bluetooth 5.0, while maintaining compatibility with Bluetooth 4.2, 4.1, and 4.0. It has a wireless range of up to 33', or up to 16' in office environments. It also features numerous refinements, including the ability to scroll both vertically and horizontally. It uses Microsoft BlueTrack technology with a dynamically adaptable imaging rate of up to 4000 fps, an X-Y resolution of 1000 points per inch, and a tracking speed of up to 30 inches per second. Powered by two included AAA batteries that last for up to six months, you can simply snap it into its curved position to power it up, then snap again to flatten and power down.
General Features
Snaps Flat for Travel
The Microsoft Arc Mouse goes almost anywhere without the weight or bulk of traditional mice. Just snap it flat and easily slip it in your pocket or bag.
Intuitive Interactions
The Microsoft Arc Mouse lets you scroll both vertically and horizontally for easier, more intuitive navigation.
Slim, Modern Design
Smooth and soft to the touch, it's designed to sit comfortably in your hand.
Power Up or Down with a Snap
Simply snap the Microsoft Arc Mouse into its curved position to power up, and snap again to flatten and power down.
Fits In Your Workspace
The Microsoft Arc Mouse is easy on the eyes and fits unobtrusively within your workspace. Slim, smooth, and soft to the touch, it's designed to sit comfortably in your hand.
Wireless Freedom
Connects via Bluetooth and pairs to your Windows 10 system right out of the box when you enable Swift Pair, which requires the latest version of Windows 10.