Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to use - it's perfect; its design has helped me alleviate the arthritis pain in my hands.

The mouse is very comfortable. Maybe a bit too large for anyone with a small hand. I thought it would take me some time to adapt to a vertical mouse but it is actually very easy. I play MMORPG on it and it works well.

I love this mouse sooo... easy and comfortable to use I highly recommend it especially if you have any kind of wrist issues. It has a natural feel when possioning your hand. It may seem a little pricey but if it save pain and medical bills it's well worth the investment. Check it out.

So glad I purchased this mouse. Switching between devices is a breeze. My wrist stays in a natural position and no longer hurts after a day of work.

This makes my third one. I love and use them so much that I wear them out. They last me about two years before I click them to death.

I recently broke my right hand, and it’s in a cast for a month. I need to work on the computer every day anyway, but it was painful trying to use my Logitech MX Master 3, only because I had to try to turn my hand into the horizontal position. So I looked for a vertical mouse which is far more comfortable at the moment. Best Buy had the less expensive version, but that was made for smaller hands. So I ordered this, and it was here the next day! Not a full featured as my MX Master 3, but it was far more comfortable to use while my hand is in the cast. 3 weeks on, and my hand is healing well and feeling much better, so I’ve cautiously started using my MX Master 3 again. But in the meantime the MX Verical mouse really filled the bill!

This mouse is incredible. I’ve had wrist issues for a while with regular mouses, and I don’t feel any of them with this. The battery life is bonkers. I use it five days a week and I think I’ve charged it twice since I got it over a year ago. It is worth every penny.

Comfortable, helps with wrist and arm pain. High quality, though a little more expensive. Worth the purchase if you use your computer a lot and have pain.

I've had this device for 2 years now. But I think its coming to its end of life. The buttons are a not responding properly. I'll try an update or blowing it out. If that doesn't work, I'll buy another. I guess 50 hours a week might have done it in. Its extremely comfortable and I haven't had any wrist or hand pain since I received it. I still give it 5 stars and would recommend it to anyone. Logitech in general has great products.

I heard a lot of good things in reviews about these type of ergominic mice. So I opted to pick up one that had outstanding build quality. Yes this mouse is quite a bit more than a regular mouse. However, in the case of this mouse it was well worth it. I have bad nerve damage in my dominate hand and arm (mouse arm) this mouse prevented all the pain associated with a traditional mouse. I put it through its paces and worked great for my 3D software (Blender, 3D Coat). It also had no problems in games or playing videos. The drivers are always kept up to date by Logitech so there are no worries there. The charge on this mouse lasts way longer than any other wireless mouse I have had in the past. One charge almost lasts 3 to 4 days of heavy usage and to charge it back up to full is around an hour or less.

This is a good mouse overall. I noticed right away a significant increase in comfort and reduced fatigue over my MX Master 3 which is awesome and a bummer as I REALLY like the MX Master series as I've had nearly every iteration of them. I only wish, I hope they revise this mouse and add it to the Master series. I think for the $100 price point, it's a bit salty. The build quality just isn't the same, the weight is less which might be good for some, there are less buttons and it doesn't seem to slide as well. I got used to having the thumb scroll wheel and the Desktop changer button which aren't present on the Vertical. The standard middle scroll wheel is also wider and more comfortable to use on the Master 3. I don't mean to dog on this, it plays a specific purpose and does it well. I've switched my entire WFH / WAH setup to better my ergonomics, so this fits right in! I would suggest it if you're already in the Logitech ecosystem or if you just want a comfy mouse. Side note, I'm a man with large hands with no issues

Very easy to use, reliable and help me with the feeling of strain in my wrist muscles

This is the best mouse - I have 2 of these now for home and work. You can feel that it's more like a handshake posture for your arm and relieves the tension in your wrist. It doesn't take too long to get used to it. I also was getting a bump on my hand where my palm rests on the desk from the regular mouse and this is going away now.

I have carpal tunnel and arthritis in my dominant hand so I've been using a vertical mouse for ergonomics for years. This ones is just much more of a better fit with the way my hand wants to relax than any other vertical mouses I've used. It's sleek, comfortable and has a lot of shortcuts.

I had wrist pain with a regular mouse and being a CAD designer, i have to work long hours of extensive mouse usage. This mouse is so comfortable and eased my worst wirst pain

I was somewhat skeptical a out this mouse at first being so different but at the same time that is what drew me to it. I have now used it for about 4 weeks and can say, Iike it and feel a clear diference in my wrist. My wrist is so much more relaxed at the end of the day compared to using my standard mouse. The only bad thing (and it's not really that bad) is when I move away from the mouse and then back again, I keep underestimating it's height and hit it. It is centered enough to not knock it down though. I do have to make sure my hand is properly centered to use the forward button as when I get relaxed with the mouse, it tends to rest over the back button. The mouse is extremely light and easy to maneuver but not too light to easily tip over. Very smooth action and response. Some features I wish it had from the MX line of mice is the "Mode Shift Button" which I used to shift from ratchet to free spin and the "Thumbwheel" which allowed for scrolling horizontally. Especially for the price your paying fir this mouse. Even with that aside, I would still say the MX Vertical mouse is worth the purchase if you are having carpal tunnel issues.

I have two, thats mow much i love it. I keep one at my office, and one in my home office. I can use it for both work and gaming, and it leaves me with no wrist pain at the end of a long day.

Looks weird, but works good. Definitely helped with shoulder pain I was having. Very easy to se up. I found adapted to it immediately.

Super comfortable, I will never go back to the normal mouse. It takes marginal getting used to (you will knock it over reaching for it in the beginning), but its not awkward like the ball-control mouse is. I immediately noticed a drop in wrist fatigue when I switch my WFH setup to this mouse. Highly recommend.

I have been using this model for a few years. And believe it has really helped vs a standard mouse. Suggest if you do any office work at any age, to consider an ergo mouse and keyboard depending on how much you type as well. Charge lasts a good amount of time I don't remember time frames in between charges. Bluetooth or USB. Logitech has a small mouse in this style. I tried it and like it, but connectivity issues ruined it. So I suggest this model.