Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let me start by saying i bought this mouse about 3 months ago and have only charged it once since then. It is great on battery life and if you have larger hands, will fit your natural grasp quite nicely. If you have smaller hands, you may be better off looking at Anker's wireless mouse with costs about 1/4 as much. As for me, I've loved this mouse and use it almost everyday. Would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an ergo mouse!

You hold the mouse at a different ergonomic angle. For sure more resting surface for the wrist area. Keys are pretty accessible and simply will connect to three computers by Bluetooth. However, I got this mouse for my extensive work with graphical software. I was expecting that this mouse to fill the gap/space in my palm and my wrist and palm bones stay more relax. I personally want this shape of the mouse in a little larger size in order to fit and fill the palm and provide more grasp to the process. Something like the old Microsoft 6000 series.

Great mouse for everyday office and home use. Took a little bit of getting used to, but feels natural after a week of use. Very intuitive to adapt to from traditional mouse. Definitely noticed a reduction in forearm strain after all day use. I still would still keep a a gaming mouse on hand if you play any sort of FPS or RTS games. But this definitely helps reduce strain during 9-5 work, internet browsing, or relaxed gaming. Overall very happy with my purchase. Received high quality from the steep price.

I was a little hesitant to buy this non-traditional mouse and move outside my comfort zone... but I am extremely glad that I did. It's amazing how much easier this on your wrist while also being very natural to use. I was never a fan of the track ball mouse - just couldn't get used to it, and so I've always used traditional laser mice. Nice upgrade is having a rechargeable battery, so you no longer have to replace batteries. Take the leap... you won't regret it :)

After a few weeks of use, I can really tell the difference between a vertical mouse and a flat mouse. There is much less stress on my elbow and wrist. I wish had this mouse 30 years ago. It is a bit taller which causes it to not fit on my keyboard drawer when I close it. Not a big deal. I just leave it on the desktop when I shutdown for the day. I still haven't gotten used to the height yet when I reach for it. I knock it onto the floor at least 3 times every day.

I love it. The first day I used it my hand wasn't used to it but by the end of the week it was fine. Eventually you build the muscle to work it sideways. Overall much better for your wrist. Even light gaming like Minecraft is still fine. I have large hands so I chose this over the Logitech Lift (I recommend going in the store and grabbing the displays). If it was slightly larger it would be perfect for me but that's just personal. Overall great.

My son loves this mouse. He needed a more ergonomic mouse and this is it!

I was reluctant to spend that kind of money on a mouse, but I liked the way it felt in the store. I was impressed with the features it offers, besides the ergo factor. I like that I can use it between 2 machines. I may need to get the matching keyboard. Most importantly though is the ergo aspect. I no longer have wrist pain like I've had with traditional mice. It feels more natural just reaching for it. Excellent design.

It is a little bulky and expensive. But it works well and feel good to use. it would be good for people who has pains on wrist like me.

Pros: Has a rechargeable battery with long charge (I still haven't needed to charge it since purchasing over a month ago), Tactile buttons and scroll wheel that don't feel cheap, Easy to reach side buttons, Comfortable vertical ergonomics that keep your hand in a natural position. Cons: Great for work, but not so much for gaming... The vertical grip needs a more textured surface or thumb divot for better control.

Amazing Product!!! I love it, so light, holding charge for weeks and sooo comfortable.

I started getting carpal tunnel syndrome using only a track pad and a traditional mouse. The Vertical Logitech mouse keeps me from getting wrist pain and tingling in my fingers. Itʻs also easy to manuever and actually feels more natural than a horizontal mouse.

Love this mouse, particularly because my large hand fits it well. It took less than an hour or two to completely adjust to the vertical format, but now it's a breeze. I can definitely feel that there is less tension and strain in my wrist since using it, and I love that it easily re-charges so I don't have to worry about batteries. Recommend this product without reservation.

Love this mouse. My hand lays on it perfectly and there's no pain. You can set the side buttons but I didn't. Charges pretty fast as well.

This mouse is amazing! Helped me with wrist and shoulder pain!!! I use this mouse for work as a Controls Engineer and programmer. When I use my old mouse at home I notice the pain and muscle tension 5-10 minutes after using it and always grab this mouse instead! Works well with the 3 different connections that I can change with the bottom of the mouse button!

This mouse is an absolute game-changer! It takes a few days to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, you can't go back as any other mouse feels unnatural. The superb ergonomics and comfort mean I can use this mouse all day without any issues. The only downside is of course, the price point, as I believe it's too high. Still, I recommend it if you can afford as it's the best productivity vertical mouse on the market.

I love Logitech mice with Darkfield technology. Darkfield works on most surfaces, including glass and white paper. If you suffer from repetitive motion soreness from using a conventional mouse this may provide you some relief. I wish it was a bit more vertical, but that's me. It is a well manufactured product that comes with a pretty long USB C recharging cable. The Lithium-Polymer battery has a long life, so you don't have to charge it too frequently.

I was starting to get a little ache and pain in my wrist cause I'm on my pc for work 9 hours a day. Just this little change helps out so much. I recommend also a wrist pad or cushion as well. Takes a little getting used to because of the orientation of the buttons but you'll get it in a day. It holds a charge for days just like my other Logitech mice. You'll be happy with this if you're in a computer all day like me.

Ok, so you probably won't like it at first. Its a bit big. Its a bit weird to hold. The way the cursor moves on the screen won't match your current settings. I almost returned it before my 15 days were up. But I kept with it, and now it feels good. If you really think about it, all mice should be designed this way. Do I notice less soreness or pain in my hand? No, but I never really did. Do I think it will be better for me in the long run? Yes. Give it a try.

I have neuropathies in both my hands and the symptoms include constant pain from my wrist through to the tips of my fingers and any pressure on my hands increases the pain. The design of the mouse lets my hand rest comfortably without additional pain and using the right and left clicks requires very little pressure on my fingers. Due to the price, it took a while in the store for me to decide to purchase it when there are so many cheaper ones available. I was waiting in the store for them to get m new computer set up which allowed me time to try out the display mouse longer to make the decision to purchase knowing that if I found it was not for me then I could return it. Once I started using it, I knew I would never go back to the cheaper options. I highly recommend this product for anyone but for those that have any problems with their hands - please give it a try and hopefully iyou will like using it as much as I do.