Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was hesitant to buy this because of the price. But it's so comfortable that it feels worth it. There are many cheaper vertical mice out there that you can get. But it's hard to beat the quality and make of Logitech. The color and form factor is also super cute!

I got one for work, and decided to purchase for my home office as well. So smooth and I love the quiet click so much. I have sensory overload some days and I didn't even realize how nice the quiet would be. The ergonomic design is intuitive, lowering my fatigue during busy days.

Super comfortable and ergonomic. Considering long use daily it is an important investment.

Has an amazing grip and is very comfortable I can play for hours without my hand cramping. Cute and love the spot to store the usb for the mouse.

Very nice mouse, helps reduce wrist strain. Simple and straightforward to use, nice finished surface, feels good in the hand.

I have been using it for a little over a week and love it. One difference is form and position of hand which is a little bit more straight than on a regular mouse. Maybe a but comfier! Also since we lean our wrist on the desk it may be ok otherwise would be a bit hard to hold hand in the nee position! We anyway do it with regular mouse as well!

For someone who has been plagued with wrist issues working in corporate life the Logitech Lift is a breath of fresh air and a relief on my wrist. The wrist pain is nonexistent while using the lift and can’t recommend this item enough. For those considering buying this ergonomic mouse I’d say go for it, it’s definitely worth it.

Took some getting use to but now its great. The strain on my wrist is gone. I cant use a mouse pad with it but i like it.

It is the best! I’m disabled and needed an ergonomic mouse to improve my hand posture

Good ergonomic mouse that is lighter and fits my hand better than the old MX Vertical. I also like the storage slot for the USB dongle, whereas the MX Vertical did not have that. I am largely indifferent to using a AA battery instead of a rechargeable one.

I use my computer approximately 10 hours a day. I already have an existing ergonomic mouse. I wanted something a little smaller that positioned my hand and wrist differently. The mouse is easy to use, lightweight, and accurate.

I love it! It definitely has improved my wrist aches from being on keyboard and mouse for most stretch of the day. Now my wrist is neither prone or supine but neutral position and it has sureky helped. I recommend this product!

Great ergo mouse. The fit is better than the MX version as it is smaller. Yet, the quality is a tad bit better on the MX version. This is a keeper and prefer is over the MX version.

Love using this mouse. It feels very natural and greatly reduces stress on my wrist.

Sitting in front of a computer for 40+ hours a week has its drawbacks, like hand and wrist pain from basic mice. Having switched to this style of mouse made a noticeable difference.

Coming from a Basilisk V3 as my main mouse for both gaming and productivity, I was starting to feel the pain my risk and wanted to minimize my risk of carpal tunnel. I've been considering vertical mice for some time and eventually landed on the Lift after getting familiar with the display at my store. I've been using it for months now and I don't regret it. It's a very comfortable mouse with a relatively good sensor inside, which means it's serviceable for gaming. Although lacking a number of supplemental buttons you may want for gaming. Overall, a great mouse.

Very smooth and quiet. My hand and arm are very comfortable using this mouse.

I love that it has grip to it and it’s a good size for my size for my hands which aren’t big. The pink color is very pretty for some extra flair and it can connect to 3 different computers so you don’t have to keep reconnecting.

I started using a vertical mouse about a year ago when I felt the first symptoms of carpal tunnel, and using a vertical mouse has helped them stop completely. I have been using the Logitech MX which is the more expensive version of this mouse (and at the time, the only Logitech vertical mouse available). Then I needed a second high quality mouse to use with my laptop, and definitely wanted to go with a sturdy mouse. When I started checking prices, I found that Logitech now offered a less expensive model that used batteries instead of being rechargeable (like the MX). So I gave the Logitech Lift Vertical a try, and I could not be more pleased. It's slightly smaller than the MX, but still feels sturdy and well built. And it also offers the one major thing the MX left out... Somewhere to store your USB dongle when not in use. So 10/10, I would recommend. PS: Using a vertical mouse does require some "getting used to", but well worth taking the time if you want to improve the ergonomics of your workstation.

It took a little getting used to (I played online jigsaw puzzles to train myself), but now I do not even notice anything weirdness. I especially don't notice any wrist pain anymore. I have small hands and this "fit" perfectly.