Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cant go back to a regular mouse. I have pain from using a regular mouse, not with this. It didnt take long to get used to.

Excellent choice. Neutral hand position. Alleviated the pain from constantly scrolling with my traditional mouse. Perfectly coordinates with the rose Logitech keyboard.

When I needed a mouse that was easier on my wrist, for those long days at the office... I found this one. Exactly what I needed to make my days better.

I am keeping it but it might work better for small hand. Because this mouse is small and my hand is big, side of my hand touches mouse pad and it can be difficult to move the mouse around if you have carpal tunnel syndrome.

This is by far the best mouse out there in the market

The mouse is perfect for my arthritic hand. I can hold it with my hand on the side instead of on top. Believe me, it makes a better grip and control.

Loving it so far, would be nice if it was a little bigger as I have large hands but it still works great for me.

It’s been 5 months now. It is comfortable BUT gets stained so quick I wish I had seen another review first. I do not recommend buying this because regardless of how comfortable it can be I just want to throw it away now and it’s not a “cheap” keyboard. I bought it along with the ergonomic mouse in the same color and had the same issue. I tried cleaning both with no luck. I’m throwing both away hope this review helps someone.

A great mouse, very comfortable to use, keeps your wrist in a natural position, love the feature of being able to use same mouse for more than one computer, super easy to switch up to 3 devices

No regrets for buying this. This one not only increased my work efficiency but also saves my wrist significantly.

Great ergonomic mouse, helps reduce fatigue It was on close out and saved $20

Very comfortable and incredible battery life. Helped with my bothersome wrist pain

Very responsive and feels good in the hand. Have had the mouse for 2 months and no issues so far.

Exactly what I needed. Was experiencing pains and hand cramping. This has helped me tremendously.

Great fit for my smaller hands. Better than the MX vertical, which I have also tried. Taking off one star because it doesn’t have a rechargeable battery or connect directly to my computer and I had a temporary issue with the bluetooth connection (was able to reconnect with the dongle).

Overall it’s a great product. But you have ton” test drive” it for hand size. This was too small for me to use comfortably. There is a larger version.

One of the best and most responsive. Works well with Mac.

The mouse movement is very adaptive. It moves where and when i wanted it. There is no delay.

The first very pleasant surprise when opening the box was the mouse was packaged entirely in cardboard instead of plastic! Kudos to Logitech on that. Also, the quick setup instructions were printed on that cardboard wrap so instructions are literally in your hand as soon as you open the mouse. Just like other Logi mice I've used, this one was super easy to connect to my computer via bluetooth. I had it out of the box and connected to my computer in less than 30 seconds. I also really love the "Easy Switch" feature where you can tap the button and connect to 3 different devices (one at a time, of course). This makes it especially nice since I have both a work laptop and personal PC on my home desk. The Lift also comes with a USB receiver stored inside the mouse that you can plug into a device if it doesn't have bluetooth. I haven't needed to use that anywhere yet, but it's nice to know that option's available. As with other Logi mice, the scroll wheel and buttons are super quiet. I've gotten so used to the quiet that on the rare occasions when I use a regular mouse the first thing I notice is how loud the clicking is. It's also powered by a single AA battery that they say will last "up to" two years. If it's like my previous Logi mouse that I used 40+ hours every week, I'll be very pleased if it lasts for a year. I was intrigued to try the new ergonomic design. While this is described as fitting best for small to medium hands, I have large hands and it's still quite comfortable. Actually, all mice are kind of small so I'm probably just used to it. At first, the angle seemed a little awkward, but after about two hours of using it at work I realized I wasn't even thinking about it any more. By the end of the day, I loved it and knew I would not be switching back to a flat mouse. The buttons and scroll wheel still work the same, but they're just tilted at a more comfortable angle. This gives some space on the thumb side to have a couple of new buttons. By default, they're set to click forward/back in your browser of choice. With the Logi Options+ software, they say you can program the buttons to do something different like undo/re-do, but I haven't tried that. Actually, if you could make it do copy/paste that could be super helpful. The only small issue I've noticed with the Lift sitting on my desk is several times a day I'll accidentally hit the top of it as I'm reaching for something else on the desk. I guess my brain is still used to the mouse being flat so my arm forgets it's there. I'm sure after a few more days I'll adjust and not even think about it any more. I really like the Lift mouse. Logitech has been making some great mice and keyboards over the last few years and this is another winner.

_____ Pros: -Very ergonomic and comfortable in-hand feel. -Very quiet left and right mouse buttons. -Guides smoothly over my mousepad and doesn’t snag. -Can connect up to three different PC’s. -Easy to connect and start using right away. _____ *Cons: -None I ordered the Logitech Lift Vertical mouse because my mouse hand and arm were killing me at work. My company recently rolled out a new software update for an app that I use every day and it’s very buggy right now, causing focusing issues that requires me to either Alt-Tab or left-click to regain control of the app. All the extra clicks have taken a severe toll on my wrist and upper arm, and I’ve been suffering for the past three weeks. I bike almost daily and even such a fun recreation has become a mildly painful experience. Immediately upon connecting the Lift to my work laptop, I felt instant relief on my wrist and arm to my very pleasant surprise. I still want my company to fix the software but, in the meanwhile, thanks to the Lift, my wrist and upper arm won’t become sore and painful. Apparently, Logitech had released vertical mice before, but they were deemed kind of large for most people’s hands, hence the release of the smaller Lift that better accommodates people with small and medium-sized hands (me). I’m so grateful the company did so because it’s been a day and night difference for me at work. The Lift is so comfortable, I even began to use it with my personal laptop. There is a PC pairing button underneath the mouse that you can press on to toggle among three different PCs. To activate pairing mode, all you have to do is press and hold the button until the LED light begins to flash rapidly. Then you go into Settings and search for the Lift and click on Connect. To switch between different PCs later, you just single-press the button. Easy peasy. I like to set the middle mouse button to launch a custom keyboard shortcut (e.g., CTRL+W), and the Logi Options+ beta app allowed me to do that. If you have used the Logitech Options app before, then the Options+ software will feel very familiar to you and easy to use. At $69.99 (as of 2022-05-04), the mouse isn’t in the cheap spectrum. But if you use a mouse heavily every day as part of your work, you NEED to get it for the comfort and health benefits it offers. It’s a complete 5-Star Win! I love it.