Folding Mouse ArcTouch Wireless Mouse Foldable Optical Mice with USB Receiver Suitable for PC Laptop MacBook

Another Update Now this mouse after less than a month of normal use scrolls my pages and such erratically even when am not touching it at all. I don't know how to fix this bug and there does not seem to be a way to contact the sellers for help other than posting a question on the community board. My return window closed 3 days ago but I would rather fix it then return it anyway. (UPDATE) After leaving the earlier review I actually found a way to adjust the slide scroll, if you go through Windows settings( picture included) and not mouse properties and use the slide button to adjust how many line to scroll That seems to work. I used a really low setting but so far that seems to fix the problems I was having with this mouse. So I am keeping it. I like the idea but this mouse needs a few refinements in my opinion. First the right and left click buttons are a little hard to push. That would have been alright, except the "scroll slide" button is anything but precise. It does work as soon as you plug in the wireless receiver. But Windows does not recognize mouse, only the receiver. So basically you can't adjust the settings. I think that is the problem with a lot of these gadgets that uses Windows generic drivers and don't provide any software of there own.. There is now fine tuning. Now you would think that since they don't have a way to adjust the scrolling that it would a least be intuitive. Not so with this mouse it is constantly cutting off buttons or links, or information that is vital to that part of the page and if you try to scroll down just a little to get to the needed part it will over shoot the other way. It is not precise at all. I have tried adjusting the way slide my finger many different way to no avail. Also it only seems to recognize when you reverse the direction of your "slide" to scroll up about 5% of the time.

... but I can't.This mouse design is awesome and ever since I saw one I wanted one. Most mice in this style are either $50-80 from Microsoft or have horrible ratings... except this one. I waited for it to come back in stock and jumped on it, but my excitement was short lived.Note, the mouse does not come with a carry case like the description lists. Rather, it's a cheap/thin plastic wrapper. This isn't a big deal as I had no intent on using the case but worth mentioning. Also, the packaging is a cardboard box barely bigger than the mouse (see picture).The mouse design is sexy and it's surprisingly comfortable in hand, crazy portable and fits easily into a bag or pant pocket. Even simply folding flat while moving from meeting room to meeting room makes carrying it much better than a regular wireless mouse.That's about where the high points end.The mouse comes with no instructions. Plugging the USB receiver into the computer normally would have Windows recognize the device and start working, not so. Windows would not recognize the device, in fact Windows called it defective. I tried it on 3 different computers all running supported versions of Windows, no dice.After becoming frustrated I noticed what looked to be a soft touch (sync?) button on the bottom of the mouse. (See picture. Again, with no instructions and no manufacturer website to check I'm left guessing.) I tried pushing that and the mouse lit up, but no connection. Press and hold? Same result. Defeated, I gave up and went to bed.The next morning the mouse randomly responded when I moved it. A random win I was happy to take. I adjusted the pointer speed (down) and scrolling lines (way up) and continued on using it.After two days the mouse started randomly dropping connection and stopped working. Then today it stopped working all together. I even had two IT guys at work try to get it to work on my and their laptops, no luck.I attempted to exchange the mouse in the hopes that the one I received was defective but Amazon is out of stock. Instead I returned it and am now looking at the Microsoft version that includes horizontal scrolling.Additional notes from my limited time using:-The left and right buttons could be bigger. I constantly found myself half pressing the button and half pressing the frame. If the left/right buttons ran edge-to-dge this while be better.-The scroll is a nice feature but like everything else in this mouse, it's inconsistent. Sometimes it would be fine, sometimes it would be very jerky. The little divide on the scroll section is purely aesthetic, you can scroll up or down on either section. Not a big deal, but kind of annoying in terms of tactile feel. They could have saved cost here and put it into the next shortcoming.-The bottom edge of the mouse, the part that would touch the desk closest to the base on the hand, should have a wider hard plastic "glider". If the mouse tilts left or right while sliding it (easy to do given how light it is) the rubber-like coating of the mouse body can get snagged/stuck on the desk. Not a big deal, but annoying and an easy/cheap fix.If they fixed the connectivity issues, ran the buttons edge to edge, streamlined the scroll section, and widened the slide plate, they could easily have an amazing mouse that would sell all day long at $25-30... And these are all inexpensive changes considering what they already put together at a $15 price point.I gave this 2 stars simply because it's a great concept and I'll leave a sliver of chance mine was truly detective, though some of the updated reviews make me think I'm probably not alone.

The reason I'm giving this one star is because I thought I was going to receive a mouse that worked. As you can see by my photo there is no such thing as a green light that turns on to show that the batteries are working. I see a spot where a light SHOULD turn on when there's power but does not work. Additionally, the scroll buttons in the center do not work at all. I've tried adjusting Windows settings and using Advanced Mouse softwares and still nothing. It's the scroll buttons worked at all I would have given this five stars. It's a great design for a mouse if it actually worked. I don't need the light to tell me if it works or not, but I do need my scroll buttons to work.

I bought this mouse in Oct 2018, it works very well at the beginning, compared to the Microsoft arch wireless mouse, the price is also very good. However after four months use, it just could not be bend to turn on, it will turn to flat with a tiny pressure so that you can't move it.

This is a cheap imitation of Microsoft ARC mouse. After a couple of uses, I threw it away. I will buy an original MS mouse which I had but left the transmitter in the USB port of the computer I donated.

Crap. We bought 2 and they are cheap and broke upon examining and trying the bend feature. Don't waste your money.

The scrolling is fast and large increments which can't be reduced. And another bad behavior is when done scrolling, it jumps back about 1/2 screen. If both of these behaviors could be fixed, then this would be a very nice mouse to pack in your bag.

Product HORRIBLE - trouble syncing and remaining synced. Lacks quality in design as it will breaks after a few uses.