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After we first shipped the Arc mouse in September 2008, we quickly learned an issue with the scroll wheel. We fixed it and new mice being manufactured don’t have this issue. (And for people reading this review who have not already bought a mouse, any new mice you buy TODAY must not have this conundrum.) But, here were a small amount of units manufactured that we couldn’t catch in time before they made their way to the store shelf or warehouse.

If you are using the Arc Mouse, and your scroll wheel stops functioning, you can call this number to get support: (800) 360-7561. (US customers only.)

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Of way, here are some shortcomings:

1. Functionality. This is a very basic device — Right click/Left click/Scroll/Back are your functions. That’s it; no browser forward, email, volume, etc. features here. To me, not a huge deal. To you, it might be. 2. The browser ‘back’ button is WAY too far down toward the nose of the mouse. I can’t imagine the prehensile anatomy of whoever thought this would be ergonomically viable to us modern-day hominids.

All things considered, I like this mouse a lot. It could have more features, but what it lacks in that regard, it makes up for in comfort and styling.

I bought this mouse as a trial to see if I might like to use it for corporate replacements when mice fail. Answer: Yes. And I’ve sampled just about every mouse that Microsoft has bent.

The mouse feels full sized when opened, but takes modest space when folded up. It uses the tiny usb transciever with no wire or “pod” extending from the part that plugs into the computer. No direct line of sight necessary.

The scroll seems excellent, not quite as high quality as the Explorer 2 wireless, but the clicking is phenomenal. The back button is excellent. The only missing figure is a forward button, though rarely used, is noticeably missing.

The fit and end of this mouse is stuck-up. The build quality seems very high. Possibly the best mouse Microsoft has made, from an overall perspective.

Ergonomics seem very excellent with this mouse. It took me no adjustment time going from an Intellimouse Explorer 2.0 to this mouse. It takes only 2 AAA batteries for which Microsoft says must last 6 months.

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