Foldable Arc Wireless Mouse Silent Click Bluetooth 5.3 and 2.4GHz | Dual Modes Portable Curved Mouse for Home, Office, Travel (Silver)

I just received it a few minutes ago. It was easy to setup in both USB mode and then Bluetooth mode. It seems to work well but time will tell. I'll update later if something goes wrong. I bought this on a gamble since I'm the first reviewer. After much studying of the other BT mice available, I decided I didn't want to spend $50+ on a BT only but I wanted an Arc mouse to go with my super thin new laptop. Other mice reviewer reported frequent BT disconnects so I wanted dual mode. If this one stays reliable, it will be a good choice for a lower price. I like the Arc functionality that I think is unique from others. This one has a 180 twist action in the middle rather than a bending action so it goes from a minimal curvature in storage mode to a more dramatic curvature in use. See the video. Let's hope it proves good over time.

Feels solid and works well. Reponsive, and accurate.

Awesome product. I love the way it folds almost flat. Keeps the bulk down to a minimum when traveling. This is my second one.

Bought as a replacemnt for the Dell arc mice that I keep losing on my travels. Feels solid and BT paired immediately with my Dell 2n1. The buttons, the arc and feel of the mouse are comfortable for a small hand. The scroll wheel feels sharp under your finger, not quite the same quality as the rest of the mouse. There is a small button on the back to switch it on and select Bt or USB. But that is the flaw. It is a very small button and it is the only way to turn off the mouse. The mouse does not turn off when it is rotated into the flat position. This is very annoying for a travel mouse. Since it is rechargable, this may not be a big issue, and the optical light does go off after a while, but i did deduct a star because of this. I have not used extensive or while traveling. But at this price point and with my habit of losing them, this seems an excellent compromise.

If you are looking for a slim portable mouse that still has a good large grip when you use it this is as good or better than the Microsoft Arc mouse. Good: + It stores flat so you can slip it into a backpack or laptop bag + When you twist it open it has a pretty good size for your hand compared to smaller "laptop" mice + Has both Bluetooth and a 2.4ghz USB-A receiver because we all know Bluetooth + It's less than the Microsoft Arc mouse + The mouse buttons are real buttons that travel (compare to Arc mouse's flat buttons) + The scroll wheel clicks when you move it up or down. Even at high speeds it still feels stable Meh: ~ Not USB-C ~ It would be very difficult to charge while in use because the port is located on the bottom Bad: - It doesn't turn off when you twist it to the flat position. The Microsoft Arc mouse turns off when you flatten it. There is a button on the bottom that selects between 2.4, off, and Bluetooth. I can see an issue if you forget to turn it off, the battery is dead, and you can't charge and use it at the same time. Worried about: : The 2.4ghz receiver is stored in a compartment on the top of the mouse. I'm worried the snap lib to this compared will become worn and fall off. It already feels weak. If this does happen I'll probably just keep the receiver in the computer and glue the compartment shut so there is a solution. Overall this is impressive for $30 to $35. Perfect mouse for laptop travel.