Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this mouse after I realized that regular mice were making my wrist tense and sore. I would recommend it since this issue has nearly completely resolved since the switch, and the controls which you are able to customize are convenient and easy to get used to. It was expensive and I didn't compare with less pricey versions, so I can't speak to that comparison.

Noticed wrist and elbow strain reduction within 30 minutes of using it, and got used to using it within that same time frame. I wouldn’t game with it, but for work, it’s perfect.

I used to have some pai issues after spending some time with the computer. This mouse eliminate it for good and it is very comfortable to use

I was skeptical but I LOVE this mouse! I'm a mac user and was concerned I'd miss the flexibility of my magic mouse, but the only thing I miss is the swipe left and right ability (inside an app). The vertical position is much more comfortable for my hand, I notice it particularly when I have to go back to my old mouse for something. It's great

So far the mouse is good to use. I had a similar ergonomic one with a track ball but that kept getting fuzz stuck in it. This mouse is a little slippery to the touch but overall pretty convenient to use.

This was my first venture into the vertical mouse arena, and I'll have to say, after getting used to it, I'm not sure I can go back. Works flawlessly, so much that some work buddies are also planning to acquire one. After the first day of use, I could tell the difference it made in ergonomic position. Would highly recommend for anyone with carpal tunnel issues, or other hand related positional issues.

Very comfortable in my hand. I have arthritis and was looking for something that was more natural fit. This fit the bill.

The mouse itself is OK, but it takes some time to get used to holding the mouse a different way. My biggest complaint, however, is the mouse wheel. I expected a free-spinning mouse wheel like all other MX mice, but it is surprisingly absent in this model. If it had the free-spinning wheel, I'd rate it a 4 to 5.

Worth the $89 price tag. I bought a $10 from Amazon which was horrible and only worked half the time. This one charges with a cord you plug into your computer and lasts for months. So even if it dies you can plug it in and use it. My wrist and arm feel so much better. Eliminates the pain. I am 5" 8' women and have big/ hands. This fits great.

I am not a technically inclined person maybe middle of the road but this mouse works for me. Although I am left handed I am ambidextrous with this mouse as with many tasks. I have charged the mouse twice that works out every 2 months for me it would probably be less if I wasn't using my computer as much with everything going on. I definitely recommend.

Really good ergonomic mouse. Had this since last 3 days and it's so comfortable that I did not even bother looking for something else when that broke down, instead just went to Best buy and picked up one more .

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.

Very good easy to use and customizable in software ergonomic mouse.

i tried this unit having read some reviews that mentioned less wrist strain. in general i think this is true, but some aspects are still straining like scrolling ( i have some arthritis so am sensitive to lots of motions) I do go back to my old Dell trackpad for larger across the screen cursor movements. so, did it solve my concerns? to a degree, but it's not a "silver bullet" device to me..

Like most people, I use my computer many hours every day. Had a bit of discomfort as a result. This product has greatly reduced that strain. It took a while getting used to it, but after a couple weeks, it's now second nature. High quality construction, configurable, good sensitivity and easy to connect. A bit pricey, but worth it to me.

If you already know you prefer a vertical mouse, this may be a 5-star product. The position is comfortable, the connection is flawless, and the buttons are easy to press. On the other hand, if you are like me and just trying this out to see if you like it better, you may not like it. Initially I found the handshake position to be quite comfortable. However, there are a few drawbacks. One is, when you press/click a button there is a tendency for the mouse to move. You have to learn to use your thumb to balance the clicking force (2nd or 3rd finger) when clicking. Second, the mouse sticks up much higher from the desktop, so I find myself bumping it on occasion when I reach across the desk for something. Overall, I am not sure what problem this is trying to solve. I think it will come down to personal preference for you.

This thing is so awesome. The wrist and shoulder was gone in a week vs the traditional mouse, it takes a couple of hours to get used to but you will never go back. Get the rechargeable battery one, you charge it once a week for a 1/2 hr.

The ergonomics are great - if it fits your hand. It won't do for everyone, so an in person check is highly recommended. The only shortcoming - purely a personal nit - is that the scroll wheel is not a tilt/scroll. There are buttons that will provide the left right movement on a spreadsheet, but they aren't as convenient, for me, as having both directions available from the wheel.

Relative to a (much cheaper) Anker vertical mouse the Logitech has a nicer feel due to the "soft touch" material and it keeps your hand farther up, off the desk. This minimizes your wrist, and to a lesser extent bottom edge of your right hand from dragging on the desk. Is somewhat more "vertical" than the Anker. Good thing. Buttons are somewhat easier to click. Suppose that's more of a personal preference thing - they weren't HARD to click on the Anker, and not too easy to click on the Logitech that you will be doing so accidentally. That said the scroll wheel is awful. Feels cheap. Just lifting your finger from it will draw it away from the base and make cheap clunking sounds. WAY too loose when scrolling. Next to impossible to click without it scrolling first. For the price really unforgivable but it excels 8n the other ways mentioned, and as rarely as I need to use the scroll wheel as a button it's worth keeping. Would I recommend it? Not sure.

I absolutely love this mouse. It took me about a day to get used to it. But now I find it so comfortable to use. Its ability to pair with 3 different devices comes in very handy as well, especially with working from home. I'm able to keep my workspace clean by only have one mouse that controlls them all.