LogitechLift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, Wireless, Bluetooth or Logi Bolt USB receiver, Quiet clicks, 4 buttons, compatible with Windows/macOS/iPadOS, Laptop, PC - White

I must admit it. I didn't expect this level of comfort by simply changing the holding position of the mouse. I've always been extremely sceptical, thinking that vertical mice were simply a different design for a wider "audience". You know, typical marketing move. And, I was really wrong.Fortunately, I didn't come from a position where I needed a vertical mouse. I never had wrist problems, although it happened that during busy periods at work I had a bit of wrist fatigue after several hours of intense work.Over the past many years I used first the Apple Magic Mouse, which I always considered one of the few positive things Apple has ever done; then the Microsoft Surface Arc mouse, which I really enjoyed using, I found it much more comfortable than the Magic Mouse, with the only complaint being for the price. Way overpriced for what you get. Finally, I really wanted to try one of those vertical mice. And, apparently, I picked the right one. The Lift is super responsive and comfortable especially for long working sessions. It is precise and works seamlessly with both Windows and Mac. What I love the most, comfort aside, is that it can be paired with three different devices, which means you can switch between them effortlessly. It works with two double A batteries which even with intense use they seem to never drain. I never used it for gaming although in some reviews they say it is fine but not for competitions.Overall I’m really loving the comfort of this mouse especially for long working sessions.

Purchased this mouse for the other half as she has arthritis and using a traditional mouse was difficult, the different hand movement and control using this mouse has helped ease the pain of using a traditional mouse. Easy to connect to our surface pro or kvm switch in the monitor has made her life better. Could be a solution if a traditional mouse causes discomfort.

After recently showing signs of wrist discomfort, I received this as a gift to help aid in tackling some of this said discomfort. It's been early days, but the adjustment in wrist positioning has absolutely helped. Being a huge logitech fan, I wasn't even aware that they produce these types of mice.Incredibly comfortable to use, nice soft grey texture on the palm side of the mouse, combined with soft pressing buttons on either sides. Gone is the old, tiresome noise of the traditional mouse clicks. I also don't feel as though I'm dragging this mouse from left to right, it is a very comfortable glide. This entire design seems so slick and modern, I really am enjoying it so far.Bluetooth pairing is also spot on - at a flick of a button you can change between three workstations - great for me as I have three different devices that I use this for. Happy days! Logitech continue to impress me over the last 4-5 years and it looks like they are more and more the company to choose for computer peripherals (I own a G915 TKL keyboard, a G735 headset and four G305 mice - and now a Logitech Lift!)Very good product. Highly recommended.

Moved over from using regular mice for the last 30 yrs and it was fairly seamless. Mouse is very comfortable, quiet clicks and generally works very well. The only problem I've found so far is that if you have anything on your hands and touch the mouse then there is a fairly high chance of leaving marks on it, probably my own fault for picking the white/grey version.

I ‘ummed and ahhhed’ about this mouse for weeks before ordering - whilst it’s significantly cheaper than the other option I was considering (Logitech MX Master 3S), it’s still a decent chunk of money to spend on a mouse when you can get basic models for £5-10!However, after a couple of weeks of 8 hour+ daily use Monday to Friday I am absolutely convinced this was the best decision.My only negative is that it doesn’t have a horizontal scroll wheel like the MX Master range, but you can hold down one of the side buttons and it changes the normal scroll wheel into horizontal scrolling.This *almost* negates the negative, but a dedicated horizontal wheel would definitely be better if you, like me, do a lot of horizontal scrolling (tasks like video and music editing for example). This is because it’s just slightly awkward, and I really have to think when I’m doing it - I often start scrolling before pressing the button so get lost in a speedy vertical scroll - maybe that’s a me problem haha!But beyond that one issue, I have zero negative feedback on this mouse - and I don’t think it deserves the dropping of a star, as for most people they wouldn’t require horizontal scrolling anyway.The ergonomics of it (and I mean *real* ergonomics - based around the contours of the hand during use - not just a little bit of soft touch material and some curves, like others!) are superb, though won’t necessarily be the same for everyone.I have long fingers and decent sized hands for a woman, but wouldn’t quite call them ‘large’, and it’s perfect for me. The hand can rest comfortably, and with the wrist/forearm not needing to be forced to a flat, horizontal position (which, when you think about it, is totally unnatural) I have zero fatigue at the end of the day.It has slotted seamlessly into my workflow and made me significantly more productive and comfortable. I use the Apple Magic Keyboard with my MacBook Pro and dual monitors, but knew this would be so much better than the Apple Magic Mouse - and it absolutely is.Happy to answer any questions, and looking forward to the day that they update their vertical mice to include a horizontal scroll wheel!

I was worried that the angle and size would be a lot as a first time using a vertical mouse but it's a great value.It automatically connected to my iPad and laptop via Bluetooth. As well as my pc via the dongle. I can easily use the button button to switch between devices too which is very handy.The accuracy is great once you get used to it, I transitioned from a small lightweight mouse and it only took a few days and my hand doesn't feel like it cramps up anymore.