Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really love how does it feel whenever I m using this vertical left hand mouse, no pressure on your wrist. At first I didn’t like the material but when you touch it you will like it

I have been searching for a left handed mouse for a while. The Logitech Lift is everything I've ever wanted from a mouse. The build of the mouse feels high quality. I would have liked to see a white version but the dark grey matches my current setup. It has Bluetooth and a USB dongle for connecting to multiple devices as well as having a switch to switch between 3 different devices. Also the buttons are virtually silent which I enjoy and adjustable DPI (nothing that allows super fast gaming inputs). It does take a bit to get used to your left and right clicks as they're inverted and there is a large dead space where the left mouse button is requiring you to move your finger to make inputs. Clearly the benefits of having an ergonomic mouse are there and since I work in an office setting all day and will try to get our unit GPC holder to order some for our office. Overall I love the Logitech Lift Left Handed mouse. I enjoy every device I get from Logitech and this is no different.

Got this mouse to test and see how comfortable it would be. Even being a right hander the Lift Mouse was quite comfortable and easy to use. The button placement is great. The scroll wheel is quick and responsive and has a nice feel. The texturing of the mouse is nice as well. It's got a nice kind of rubber feel to the area where you rest your palm so it never feels like your hand is going slide or fall off the mouse as it's offers a great grip. Setting up the mouse was easy and breeze. I set it up with an PC using the provided dongle and also tested it on a Android tablet. Pairing it and toggling between the two is completely effortless. It took the all of maybe 30 seconds to pair it to the tablet and once done, it was a breeze to control the cursor on it. With using it on PC, being able to assign the buttons using the Logitech software was simple. I'm used to doing so as I've used many Logitech mice, most especially their gaming mice so it was straight forward and intuitive. If you're looking for a good Ergo mouse that won't break the budget, this is a terrific option. It's great for productivity and long hours at the PC where you prefer comfort and ease over anything else.

The Lift mouse from out of package to setting up to the usage experience follows quite close to existing models in term of connecting with bluetooth and ogi Bolt USB Receiver, then customizing via Logi Option+. The pattern of its design and functionality are inline to models with Optical Tracking. It has 6 buttons in which Scroll wheel is counted as one of buttons as per Logitech. It use 1 AA Battery that comes included, and as per its spect last 24 months, and give wireless range of 10-m just to mention some of remarks from its manual. Using it, it feels comfortable based on user hand size that use glove size S. The click of right and left sits well as place the hand around it and rest on the thumb next to Back/Forward buttons. Scrolling long documents or browser page feels smooth while using the middle button customized for screenshot fells in same manner. Then it is quite precise as point and select/click the links or navigation and images. It can be connected to 3 devices, and switch accordingly from one to another. Now, what I would like for left hand user: 1. The scrolling control done with thumb. 2 Have Gesture control like in MX 3 and customizable. Then common to rest mice with multiple connection: the control of connection and switching between devices were on the top or side for practical usage without having to flip the mouse and pressing each connecting number to switch. To conclude, the Lift is light and practical, and effective for each of functionality included in the mouse. It feels shirked version of MX Vertical and without fancy finishing. But in overall still good to have and make daily task smoother for those who spend most of day on the screen.

Good Left-Hand Ergonomic Mouse and I give it a 4 our of 5 stars. This mouse has dual options for connectivity via Bluetooth or USB Dongle. It also provide the ability with three different devices. This is the first left-handed mouse I have ever used and this one is United States Ergonomics Certified. With this being said, I saw on the package this mouse, in small print on the back, a great fit for small to medium left hands. If I'd known this up front as part of this TIN, I probably would not have opted in for this product for review. I have large hands with long fingers and wear and XL mans glove. The product is stated to have a natural handshake position for day-long comfort. I see the point here, but with my long fingers my reach extends beyond the mouse buttons and wheel. To make the mouse fit for my hand, I have to slide back my grip on the mouse to reposition my fingers across the proper contact points. Doing so, creates hand fatigue after a short period of time. Also and finally, the mouse being ergonomic does not make for easy and productive use right out of the box. This mouse will require a lot of break-in time until you feel comfortable with its fit and function. So either plan for less productive sessions or slowly add its use to your daily computer sessions. I hope you enjoyed my review of this product and it helps you in your purchase decision.

Finally, a high-quality left-handed mouse from Logitech. The vertical angle feels completely natural and prevents arm fatigue. The mouse is very responsive, and the graphite color looks great on the desk. The 4 customizable buttons make everyday tasks much easier. Great value!

I have never used a mouse of this style before, but I am so glad I got this one. I am not left handed but really like the left handed mouse because I don't have to switch between mouse and pen when im working. The ergonomic design made a notable difference in how my wrists feel after 8 hours of clicking. I have a flat mousepad underneath it that cushions the part of my wrist that touches the desk. The clicking is really quiet too and the scroll button is really smooth

Got it after injuring my right wrist to switch to left handed mousing. It does what it says on the box - its an ergonomic left handed mouse. Used regularly with a mac, no connectivity issues.

It feels weird the first time, but I love it now, it’s perfect if you are left handed literally, I also like that it. Is very quiet you don’t hear all the clicks

The Logitech lefthanded Lift mouse is fine/good. . .for a left handed mouse. It's comfortable to hold, the primary/secondary buttons click quietly and with minimal effort. I don't experience a hot spot of pain in my wrist where the wrist meets the table like I did on the Logitech MX vertical mouse (right handed). The USB plug connection seems to work fine albeit just a few feet from the mouse. The two things I don't love about this mouse are: 1. It is difficult to pick up if you want to resituate the mouse (like if you mouse to one side of a 34" ultrawide screen or get too close to the keyboard. There's just nothing to grab on to while holding the mouse to actually use it. This is not unique to this vertical mouse. . .just something I wish could be addressed. 2. There are only two programmable thumb buttons on the side. Ideally, I'd like to have Page Up, Page Down, Enter, volume controls, and show desktop in the thumb area. For $70, maybe all those is an unrealistic desire. . .but more than two is not. The Razr Naga Left Handed mouse is less comfortable to move around but has 12 customizable thumb buttons and can be picked up and re-situated easily. The Evoluent left handed mice are okay but are kind of big, don't have many customizable buttons, and is also difficult to pick up to re-situate on desk. All are "fine" for using intermittently to give my primary right handed mousing a break. . .but I don't think I could/would want to use any for full-time work.

Quiet. Effective at relieving pressure on wrist. A straight mirror image of the right-handed version. Two thumbs up.

Finally someone is looking out for us lefty's. Easy set up and easy to use.

This mouse is great! I purchased another left handed one from Amazon (didn't manufacturer) since Best Buy didn't have it in stock. The one from best buy arrived several days later. I decided to try the Logitech and I'm super happy I did! It glides quick and made the transition to a left hand very easy! Well worth the price!

1. Like the ergonomics and left handed, 2. No instructions showing where left and right click buttons are. Had to call tech support at Logitech to find out how to use left and right click button 3. Nice to use with ergonomics keyboard

Finally, a mouse for lefties, I made sure I go two , I cannot never go back to a right hand mouse. It is the most comfortable mouse, no more wrist pain. Also, its accurate and great from gaming.

The orientation of the mouse allows it to rest in your palm with your arm/wrist in a much more natural position. It takes a little getting used to, but is very comfortable. It's nice to have a left-handed option for this style of mouse, since it's definitely not possible to design this style symmetrically. Connection with both Windows and MacOS is fast and easy.

love the option to have a Left-handed mouse! Finally jumped.. and make the purchase.

This mouse is really fantastic, I wasnt expecting much, but its very intuitive to use as a left handed mouse (I've recently had to switch from right hand to left due to RSI issues). I would highly recommend this because the buttons require very little pressure to operate and it glides around really easily

I got this on sale, and if you do, it's an excellent ergonomic left handed mouse. Now if only Logitech extended this to their gaming mice and stopped gouging prices for us lefties.

Overall works great, but is on the small side. Still, it is the best left handed ergo mouse on the market, since most manufacturers only make right handed vertical mouses.