Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you have medium to large hands and are experiencing pain in your wrist, arm, or elbow from extended computer use on a daily basis, this should be your first stop in finding a solution. I use this on the right side of my keyboard and an Apple Magic Trackpad II on the left for gestures like pinch to zoom, swiping between desktops, and scrolling. Because of this, the lack of smooth scrolling, such as that on my previous mouse the MX Master 3, doesn't bother me at all. It's the best of both worlds and I have tried a wide variety of products at most price points. Get from Best Buy so you can go in and see if you hand is the right size to reach the buttons comfortably with the middle resting between the base of the thumb and palm. I use this setup with three screens, my primary 34" @ 20" (3440 x 1440 Resolution), a 27" 2k, and my MacBook Pro 15". Tracking accurate and fast. No issues or sadness coming from the MX Master 3. Now I use the MX Master 3 for my "off VPN" Windows laptop and it's a pleasure since I don't use it for the 8+ hours a day of coding, writing, and design in my home office. Tracking on glass was oka for both in brief sessions but throwing down a sheet of semi permanent adhesive matte vinyl was still way better for tracking throughout the day. Bonus points for USB C charging so my Apple Magic Keyboard w/keypad, Magic Trackpad II, and Logi MX Vertical (all in Space Grey) can charge easily from a single cable when required. Logitech Options software that works across systems is really great and one of the main reasons I wanted to stick with this brand.

This is the best ergonomic mouse I've used. I've bought several off-brand mice from Amazon that quickly gave out. I have two of these units; once for use at the office and one at home. I use this product on a daily basis for basic computer work.

Like I said in one of my other mouse reviews, a mouse is kind of like a fancy glove. You really have to try them on to see the fit. The Logitech MX Vertical is one of those mice that you really need to try in your normal working position. The MX Vertical has a very interesting angle to it and in a perfect positioned desk, it does relieve pressure on your wrist from the normal angle of a standard mouse. The grip is quite comfortable and the whole mouse is extremely light. It glides really smooth on a flat surface and the added capability to adjust the DPI makes it so that the smallest of movement can move quite far. With having three ways to connect, you can also connect to three different computers and switch between them with a click of a button. With that though, I found that the weight of controlling the mouse was moved from the wrist to my forearm which leads to the “perfect positioned desk” above. If you are slightly higher or lower than level with the mouse, it really becomes more strain on the arm in general. In some positions I felt like I was trying to grip the mouse too much, in others I couldn’t move down without moving my whole arm. The grip position is also something that will take some getting used to, especially if you use the forward/backward buttons above the thumb a fair bit as I felt like I was letting go of the mouse just to click them. Now, I’m not saying this is a bad mouse. Just that is has to be a very specific position in order to get the “10% reduction in muscular strain” that it mentions. Pretty much exactly as you see it on the back of the box. If you don’t have a properly positioned desk like that, then this mouse will cause more pain than relief.

By far the best mouse I have ever had. Very relaxing for the the wrist. It is customizable and very easy to handle. No need to change battery as you can recharge it. The only thing I would say is that it might not be very suitable for people with small hands.

Works great, and less stress while working at the computer. Fits the profile of my big hands must better than a conventional styles mouse.

Bluetooth, buttons and usability are all top notch. The construction and styling are good. I charged it when I bought it a month ago and still haven't had to charge it. As far as the ergonomics, my wrist no longer hurts after long sessions using this mouse. There is a little time needed to get used to this style of holding.

Takes a little to get used to it, but definitely good on the wrist! More functionality than I'm used to. Great mouse.

What an excellent product! All my hand and wrist, discomfort and pain are gone. Before using this mouse, I had very noticeable pain in my hand & wrist, from working extended hours on my computer. My job requires me to use the mouse quite a bit. Ever since I stopped using the regular mouse, it started using this one, I’m totally at peace. Sometimes I go back and use the smaller, regular mice, and think how did I ever put up with this all these years?

It did take a while to get used to the vertical design. Now that I am comfortable with it, I prefer it over my traditional mouse.

All perfect!! The mouse work very good, is beatiful

While this mouse does take some getting used to, in my case it has relieved the pain in my wrist, and helped stop reoccurring trigger finger. It’s a bit larger footprint , and definitely taller than a regular mouse, so that needs to be taken into consideration. I also love the fact that it is wireless and works with my existing unifying receiver.

I got UCL repair surgery on my right thumb and my therapist suggested an ergonomic mouse. This is a very good product except that it was a little big for my hand so I got the smaller version MX Lift Vertical.

Been using this mouse for a few days. Purchased mainly because I work at a pc 50 hrs a week then get home and sit and play pc games til bed. My wrist has started to be sore. Wanted to find something that would help. Took a small amount of time to get use to buy it has been great so far, I didn’t realize at purchase, that the mouse can connect to 3 different pcs and switches to them by pressing a button on bottom of mouse. What a great feature too. Usually have my pc and laptop up, running different tasks, so switching control and using same mouse has been helpful. As far as my wrist soreness, seems to be feeling better.

This is the best mouse I’ve ever used. Like many, I was using a standard wireless mouse and I started to experience wrist pain and soreness. Went to the doc and they suggested I change my keyboard and mouse to more ergo friendly devices. After about 2 weeks of use, my wrist pain was gone. The mouse took about a day or two to adjust to using, it felt funny at first but after day 2, it was more natural than using a regular mouse. It’s rechargeable and the battery lasts a long time between charges. I’ve had this mouse for about 4 months with an average of 8 hours of use per day and I just charged it for the first time yesterday. It comes with a usb to usb C charger which is convenient. It moves smoothly across my desk as well, with or without a mousepad. Hands down, the best mouse I’ve purchased and would recommend to anyone experiencing wrist soreness or pain, or to anyone looking for a quality mouse.

The MX Vertical mouse is a great fit for minimizing hand fatigue over long periods of use. Your hand rests on the side of the unit in a handshake orientation which feels natural and relaxed, particularly if you have larger hands. The only complaint would be double clicking on the mouse wheel requires a steady hand as the mouse wants to move as you press it down. It’s also a little on the pricey side, so look for a good sale. Solid quality and a comfortable feel make this a must have for anyone who prefers an ergonomic feel for their computer work.

This mouse offers a great alternative to standard mice where the hand sits on top of the mouse. My arm lies flat on the desk and the mouse fits comfortably in my hand. The battery is built in and should be charged soon after opening the box and connecting the mouse to the PC; about 1 to 2 hours to fully charge the mouse. I have used both the bluetooth connection as well as Logitech's Unifying Receiver; both work well. The mouse can connect up to 3 different devices; easily change the device to connect to using the button on the bottom of the mouse. Depending on what software I'm using or just browsing the internet, the cursor speed control (oval button on top of the mouse) button makes it convenient to change. Logitech claims 4 months of use on one charge, since I have not owned this mouse for that length of time yet I can't say one way or the other except I am still on my first charge (one month to date) since I purchased the mouse on 12.12.2020 and still going strong.

Have a few of these. I hate the silly integrated rechargeable batteries that need a charge every month. The generic AA powered wireless vertical mice I had lasted for a year. So that is unfortunate, but the mouse itself is truly ergonomic, very responsive, connect to three devices, easy to use, perfect click and scroll, a really flawless mouse. Just wish it was not integrated rechargeable.

This mouse is incredible and solved my shoulder pain. If you’re having hand or shoulder pain please try this mouse. It’s super simple to use, you can switch it between multiple computers, it’s got awesome mappable function buttons, and the charge last a long time.

I bought this because I have carpal tunnel and my hands hurt all the time. The way this mouse is made and the way it wraps around my hand is heaven. It is super responsive, easy to maneuver and most of all so comfortable to use. By the end of my sometimes 12 hour shifts, I am not as tired and I am definitely not as sore as I used to be. Highly recommend!

I really really like this mouse. If you spend your days clicking away at spreadsheets this mouse really eliminates a lot of hand fatigue. The charge lasts for days and you can still use it while charging.