Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse Bluetooth Mouse
The Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse is a Bluetooth mouse listed with ambidextrous operation, BlueTrack tracking and 1000 DPI. The selected listing is black. We picked it for the sort of desk setup where even a mouse is expected to look as though it has attended a design meeting.
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At a glance
One-line verdict
This Bluetooth mouse brings ambidextrous Microsoft minimalism to the desk, provided its black finish and lightly documented regional identity suit your setup.
Best for
Someone after a black, ambidextrous Bluetooth mouse for a clean, no-neon desk arrangement.
Skip it if
Skip it if you need fully confirmed regional model details or a detailed specification sheet before committing to a mouse.
The full picture
A computer mouse is one of those objects that gets promoted from “boring necessity” to “tiny desk tyrant” remarkably quickly. It occupies prime real estate, attracts crumbs, and, in some cases, looks ready to launch a small esports franchise from beside a spreadsheet. We chose the Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse for the calmer camp: a black Bluetooth mouse with an ambidextrous listing and no need to turn the desk into a cockpit. The supplied listing information names BlueTrack tracking and 1000 DPI, which gives the product a concrete specification beyond its pared-back appearance. Bluetooth is the more immediately useful detail for a workspace already populated by chargers, monitor leads, and one cable whose purpose nobody can now identify without causing an incident. There is a small administrative wrinkle, because the supplied regional listings do not use identical names. One calls it the Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse SC, while another calls it the Microsoft Arc Mouse and includes model identifier W128852262. That does not make it a bad mouse; it does mean this is a purchase for people happy to check the precise regional listing rather than trusting a product name to behave itself.
The Irresistible
- Bluetooth connectivity suits desks where cable management has already become a part-time job.
- The supplied listing describes the mouse as ambidextrous, making it a sensible choice for shared workspaces.
The Clever Part
- The US listing specifies BlueTrack tracking and 1000 DPI.
- The selected listing is black, a restrained option for a desk that already has enough visual noise.
The Fine Print
- The available listing evidence does not confirm further specifications such as controls, dimensions, battery details, or operating-system compatibility.
The Reality Check
- The supplied listings use different product names and identifiers—Surface Arc Mouse SC in one and Arc Mouse W128852262 in another—so buyers needing an exact regional model match should verify it before ordering.
Buyer questions answered
Is the Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse Bluetooth?
Yes, the supplied listing identifies the Microsoft Surface Arc Mouse as a Bluetooth mouse. One less cable available to breed behind the desk.
Is the Microsoft Arc Mouse ambidextrous?
Yes, the supplied US listing describes the Microsoft Arc Mouse as ambidextrous. That is welcome news for shared desks and anyone tired of peripherals taking sides.
Is the Microsoft Arc Mouse available in black?
Yes, the selected listing is black. This confirms the chosen variant, not every possible variant in the wider range.
What sensitivity is listed for this Microsoft Arc Mouse?
The supplied US listing specifies 1000 DPI. It is a useful hard number amid a product listing that otherwise keeps its paperwork rather mysterious.
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