
Microsoft
Microsoft CZV-00065 Surface Arc Mouse Ice Blue
Microsoft's snap-flat Arc Mouse delivers full-plane scrolling and Bluetooth precision in a profile thin enough to pocket.
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Overview
Key Features
Ultra-slim and lightweight
Snaps flat and slips easily into a pocket or bag
Optimized design for the most natural interaction
Innovative full scroll plane lets you scroll both vertically and horizontally
Enjoy precise tracking, with optimized left and right click
Specifications
Brand
Microsoft
Model
CZV-00065
Color
Ice Blue
Connectivity
Bluetooth
Tracking Sensor
BlueTrack
Scrolling
Full Scroll Plane (Vertical and Horizontal)
Design
Arc, Snap-Flat
Power
2x AAA Batteries
Compatibility
Windows, macOS (Bluetooth-enabled devices)
Frequently Asked Questions
What Bluetooth version does the Surface Arc Mouse use, and will it work with non-Surface devices?
The Arc Mouse connects via Bluetooth 4.0 and higher. It pairs with any Bluetooth-capable Windows, macOS, or compatible device — it is not locked to Surface hardware.
How does the full scroll plane work compared to a traditional scroll wheel?
Instead of a physical wheel, the Arc Mouse uses a touch-sensitive surface that registers both vertical and horizontal scroll gestures. This eliminates mechanical scroll failure points but requires adapting to gesture-based input rather than tactile detents.
What is the tracking sensor type and does it work on glass surfaces?
The Arc Mouse uses a BlueTrack sensor, which tracks on most surfaces including rough and uneven ones, but it does not reliably track on clear glass or mirrored surfaces.
How long does the battery last and what type does it use?
It runs on two AAA batteries. Typical battery life is roughly 6 months under normal usage, though heavy daily use will reduce that.
Does snapping the mouse flat actually turn it off?
Yes. Flattening the Arc Mouse powers it down automatically, so there is no separate power switch to manage. Bending it into the curved position powers it on and initiates Bluetooth reconnection.