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Microsoft Surface Arc (Wireless)

63.90 CHF

Microsoft Surface Arc

Wireless

Questions about Surface Arc

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7 years ago

Is it already known whether haptic and/or acoustic feedback is provided again when scrolling? If so, can these functions be deactivated? (Especially the acoustics of the predecessor were very disturbing in quiet rooms).

7 years ago

Helpful answer

Yes, can be deactivated via software

5 months ago

Is this mouse compatible with an Acer spin 5 notebook?

8 months ago

Is there any way to prevent the plastic at the front of the fingers from shining over time?

1 year ago

Unfortunately, I only recommend the Arc Mouse for the Mac as a last resort. With Bluetooth, I can connect to my MacBook without any problems, but unfortunately the scrolling is very jerky and sluggish. What a pity! I had a completely different experience on Windows...

3 years ago

Could I use this with HP Envy x360 15? I want to order this laptop and my husband wants a mouse and wondered about this mouse but not sure if compatible with the HP Envy?

fankhauser.stefan

4 years ago

What is the difference between this Arc Mouse and the more expensive version of the Arc Mouse (approx. CHF 100)? The cheaper one has normal mouse buttons and the more expensive one has a touchpad? Thank you very much for the answer.

sandro_weilenmann

4 years ago

Again a question about compatibility with a MacBook: In previous answers it was said that connecting should not be a problem. However, the product website on Microsoft describes exactly the opposite: (https://www.microsoft.com/accessories/en-ww/products/surface/surface-arc-mouse#specsColumns-os) What applies?

4 years ago

Also compatible with non-Surface devices?

4 years ago

Helpful answer

Yes, I use it with a Surface tablet but also an HP notebook without any problems.

4 years ago

Is it possible to buy a bluetooth receiver for this mouse so that it works on a PC (without built-in bluetooth reception)?

5 years ago

Does the mouse work with a touch screen, or is real pressure required for clicking?

Dussmann Service AG

5 years ago

Helpful answer

Real pressure is required for clicking.
The Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse is highly recommended.