Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse, Light Grey
Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse, Light Grey
Slim, smooth, and soft to the touch, the Surface Arc Mouse fits unobtrusively into your workspace and is designed to sit comfortably in your hand. The Surface Arc fits anywhere without the bulk or weight of traditional mice. When flattened, it slips easily into your pocket or bag. To turn on the Surface Arc mouse, 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, Light Grey
- Can be switched on and off by snapping it flat
- 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-slim and lightweight
- Microsoft 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-slim and lightweight
Enjoy precise mouse tracking with optimised left and right click functionality. The Surface Arc mouse allows for vertical and horizontal scrolling for easier and more intuitive navigation. It connects wirelessly to your Surface or other Bluetooth-enabled devices with ease.
X-Y resolution:
39.4 points per millimetre (1,000 dots per inch)
Power supply:
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
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Charging // EU Directive
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