Microsoft Arc Mouse

The mouse is designed to turn on automatically when you snap it into its arched position and off when you flatten it. This unique mechanism helps conserve battery life when you are not using it.

The ergonomic arch is designed to fit the natural curve of your hand, offering a more comfortable grip than standard flat travel mice. However, because it is ultra-slim, it may feel different than a full-sized, contoured desktop mouse if you are used to a high-profile design.

Yes. It features Microsoft's BlueTrack technology, which allows the mouse to track accurately on a wide variety of surfaces, including rough wood, carpet, and even glass.

While it is optimized for Windows PCs with Swift Pair technology, it connects via standard Bluetooth 4.1. This means it is generally compatible with other devices that support Bluetooth mice, though some advanced features may be limited compared to a Windows environment.

The entire top surface of the mouse acts as a full scroll plane. You can scroll vertically and horizontally by simply sliding your finger across the surface, providing a smooth, intuitive navigation experience.

The Microsoft Arc Mouse is powered by two AAA batteries, which typically last up to six months depending on your usage habits. Because it powers down completely when flattened, it is quite efficient for mobile users.