Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse, Black
Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse, Black
Slim, smooth and soft to the touch, the Surface Arc Mouse blends discreetly into your workspace and is designed to sit comfortably in your hand. The Surface Arc Mouse fits anywhere, without the weight or bulk of traditional mice. When flattened, it slips easily into your pocket or bag. To turn the Surface Arc Mouse on, you simply snap it into its curved position, and when you want to turn it off, just flatten it. The mouse's precise tracking with optimised left and right click functionality allows for vertical and horizontal scrolling for easier, more intuitive navigation.
Key Features of the Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse, Black
- Can be turned on and off by flattening it
- Precise click accuracy
- Allows scrolling in any direction
- Wide compatibility with Bluetooth technology
- Elegant design adapts to your space
- Can be flattened for travel
- Ultra-thin and lightweight
- Microsoft's BlueTrack Technology mouse tracking system
- Imaging rate dynamically adaptable up to 4,000 frames per second
- Tracking speed up to 762mm (30 inches) per second
- Full scroll plane for horizontal and vertical scrolling
Ultra-thin and lightweight
Enjoy precise mouse tracking with an optimised left and right click function. The Surface Arc Mouse enables vertical and horizontal scrolling for easier and more intuitive navigation. It easily connects wirelessly to Surface devices or devices with Bluetooth technology.
X-Y resolution:
39.4 points per millimetre (1,000 points per inch)
Power:
2 AAA alkaline batteries (included)
Compatibility:
Windows 11/10. Host must support Bluetooth® 4.0 or higher
Mouse button features:
1 button, supports left and right click
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
Connection
Compatibility
Charging // EU Directive
Mouse interface
Mouse use
Sensor
Mouse buttons
Other mouse features
Colour
In the package
Microsoft is a multinational corporation based in the United States. Microsoft products have had an indelible influence on our perception of virtual worlds since 1975, when Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded the company. The company is best known for its peerless software, including Windows OS and the universally used Microsoft Office suite. The company is gradually becoming more active in hardware as well - for example, with Xbox gaming consoles and Lumia mobile phones.
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