Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great battery life, and the mouse is very comfortable.

Helps any pain developed from long term use of regular mouse

Took a bit of getting used to. I ultimately emded up returning it because it was taking too long to adjust to ising it.

Relive ache on the wrist and reliable mouse. Must have.

I love it. Finally a mouse that does not put strain on my wrist.

The ergonomics on this is actually really good. It’s very comfortable to hold. The response on it is also really good.

Too big and bulky for my hand, can't hold it correctly and it makes me hurt worse. The buttons also don't work like they should and it's a mess trying to figure out how to adjust settings. I'm sending it back. Too expensive to be so bad.

supposed to be for a small to medium hand but my small hand dragged on the table - use of buttons not intuitive

Works good feels comfortable have to get use to the feel but it is comfortable

nice design, working well. not much stress on wrist

I bought a few different ones to try and this one surprised me how much I prefer it. I love the hand placement and ability to connect/switch to use with multiple devices with ease.

The heel of my hand dragged along the work surface. I had thought the vertical orientation would be easier on my wrist (maybe it was?). But I returned it due to the dragging.

Almost immediately this product was lagging. I would move the mouse and it would not respond or would freeze. I’ve tried it on several different surfaces and changed the battery several times. I love the design but the quality is disappointing.

Its comfortable and stylish, what more is there to say? Though I do wish it came with a rechargeable battery instead of loose batteries

I’ve been using computers, both personally and more professionally, for a number of years now. The one thing that has always been consistent over the years is the design of the mouse in relation to hand positioning. The hand is designed to hover over the mouse, which forces your wrist against the natural resting position of your wrists when on a table. We’ve all used typical mice like this for many, many years now and our muscle memory tolerates this position. Sure there are variations on the design of the mouse, but nothing like the Logitech Lift, and it is awkwardly a breath of fresh air. I immediately felt the natural resting position of my wrist while holding the Lift in my right hand. It’s quite satisfying, to be honest. Within a few hours, I could feel a difference when switching back to a traditional mouse; it’s like my wrist was saying “Nope, go back to the Lift”. A lot of moving the mouse cursor was done by simply bending my wrist up and down, again a natural motion. Aside from the ergonomics, it is very much like any other mouse from a functional perspective. Right/Left/Middle buttons, scroll wheel, DPI switcher, and thumb forward/backward buttons. Using the Logi Options+ software, I can customize the middle and thumb buttons, as well as the DPI button. Setup connection is very easy. If your Win10 PC has Bluetooth, it will immediately recognize the Lift and ask if you would like to pair. The Lift allows for 3 separate Bluetooth connections so you can transport your mouse around. If Bluetooth is not available, it comes tucked with a USB receiver. Both worked fine during testing. Battery life is about two years for a single AA battery, so I don’t think you’ll need to worry about that. The Lift is a great everyday mouse for productivity and normal web browsing, either at work or at home. I guess it’s possible to use this as a gaming mouse as well, but it’s probably nothing like the mice offerings for gaming today. The Lift to me is more like a cruiser motorcycle, with a natural comfortable seating position, kind of like a recliner chair. A gaming mouse is more like a sportbike motorcycle where you’re always on your toes and having to be nimble. If you’re looking for everyday natural comfort at the computer, then the Lift won’t disappoint. The Lift is designed for small to medium sized hands. For those with larger hands, Logitech has the MX Vertical Mouse.

I don’t like it at all. It doesn’t allow for good ergonomic placement. I have tennis elbow and it increases the pain. And of course, since Best Buy has a ridiculously short return timeline I can’t bring it back.

Only three months in, this mouse is useless because suddenly the left button triggers a right click. (As in, BOTH buttons now individually right-click. It's the mouse, not the settings.) It's clean, nothing obstructing the button, nothing fallen inside. I have loved the mouse, and it helped my wrist pain/tension, but a three-month lifespan before this ruinous malfunction is ridiculous, especially for something at this price-point. What a let-down.

The Logitech Vertical Mouse has a unique design that’s different than a traditional mouse. It’s supposed to be more ergonomic and more comfortable than a traditional mouse. Setup was easy and straight forward. When you pull the plastic paper tab from the battery contact, the mouse automatically comes on and is ready to pair. I was able to pair it with my MacBook Pro with no issues. The mouse supports up to 3 devices. I was able to press the button on the bottom of the mouse to switch to device 2 and was able to pair my iPad Pro. Then I switched to device 3 and paired another laptop. For computers that have a USB A port you can use the included dongle for that device without having to pair it via Bluetooth. This is good for computers that don’t have a strong Bluetooth connection or no Bluetooth at all. The mouse is made of quality materials. The door that gives you access to the battery and USB dongle is magnetic. No need to slide or use tabs to open the door like other mice. The rubberized coating feels good to the hand. The left and right click buttons on the mouse are very quiet. When I’m in a quiet room with others, they can’t even hear my mouse clicks while using the mouse. The scroll wheel is also very quiet and it supports slow and fast scrolling modes. The secondary buttons aren’t has quiet. The one closest to the back of the mouse is quiet, but the one closest to the front is somewhat loud. I’m not sure if it’s supposed to be this way, or it’s just that way with my particular unit. I have noticed some wrist discomfort depending on how I use it. When my arm and wrist are resting on my desk, my hand is automatically in the position of this mouse, which feels very comfortable. If I’m using it on a smaller desk where I can’t rest my arm on the desk and my arm is suspended in the air, then it’s not as comfortable to me. Overall, it’s a very good mouse that feels comfortable, depending on how you use it.

Not a fan - Mouse works fine, but it is a HORRIBLE design! I tried to use this while traveling on an airplane and the mouse was just not comfortable to use while traveling. Unfortunately, i got back to late to return it.

Verfy comforatable to use. Never will i go back to a regulsr mouse.