Customer Ratings & Reviews

Eight hours and more daily of trackpad use at my desk created lot of wrist, arm and elbow pain. I researched alternatives and tried this design, as well as the MX Master 3 for Mac. I love the MXM3 for Mac in terms of integration with OS X, but it really only provides marginal relief in terms of pain. This more upright design allows my hand to stay in a much more natural "hand shake" position, which makes the biggest difference in terms of relief from pain. While the Logi Options integration with OS X is much better for the MXM3, you really can't beat the much better positioning of the Vertical. My only complaint really is the thumb rest should be wider. The top button is pretty uselessly positioned, but the ability to program the wheel as a "button" assigned to OS X Mission Control gives me the functionality of the trackpad.

This mouse is perfect…I have been using ergonomic mouse for a while now and the grip and shape of this one is very helpful and the ease of installing it was pretty nice too. All and all I’m very happy with this product.

This has been a great mouse for my usage and workflow. It's comfortable to use and took no time for me to adjust to using it. It keeps my wrist in a natural position when using it. I do not suffer from mouse fatigue from using it all day long. The battery life in between charging is great, as I usually don't need to recharge this for over a month at a time. It has been worth the price for me.

Great mouse, I wasn't sure about the vertical but after a slight comfort learning curve, I don't think I will go back to a traditional mouse. The battery life is great and I maybe charge it once a month just to make sure its charged. I use this daily 8-5.

A girl at work had one of these and I had an attraction/revulsion reaction to it. It just looked so weird I thought there was no way I would like it. I was wrong. If you place your hand on a regular scroll-wheel mouse this mouse feels EXACTLY like it except upright. It requires you to rotate your wrist to use it and the minute I rotated my wrist I could feel the pressure release where it usually lay across the edge of the table I work on. Logitech makes some great products and this is one. I have one at work and one at home now and don't see myself going back.

I can't say enough about this ergonomic mouse! Definitely helps my wrist a ton. And its lightweight- great for travel! Def recommend

There was not a learning curve using the mouse, very comfortable. I have had neck surgery, elbow surgery and carpal tunnel surgery and could not use a regular mouse without pain.

I have tried many different standard-looking mousing for work and gaming. After purchasing this mouse I asked myself why didn't I do this sooner. It does reduce the pain and strain on my wrist when using my computers. I'm also a gamer even though this mouse is not designed for games I have played Overwatch, Smite, age of Empires and the transition was very smooth.

great mouse for the price and ease of use, very happy

This has become my main mouse device since day one, really comfortable to use, it’s really tall so I’ve bumped into it a couple times. Really pleased with the performance and battery life so far. No complaints

Great for work, really helps with wrist strain. Wireless works great and the battery lasts a few months of regular use.

I've been using a mouse daily since 1988. Over the years, I've developed Carpal Tunnel syndrome in both hands. Fixed the left and I'm pending surgery on my mouse (right) hand. The mouse/keyboard has been the suspect of carpal tunnel for years now. This vertical mouse helps alleviate the pain and numbness. It moves the hand up and down (like you are shaking a hand) v. flat against that nerve. It's too expensive IMO because other than the design shell, it's a typical cheap mouse. Nothing else cool. No cool lights. No cool tech (laser???). I do believe this design will catch on with other manufacturers, but right now, Logi has it. For v.2, I'd recommend a bit more weight in the base. I'd only recommend this if you are worried about carpal tunnel. It serves no other purpose than to alleviate the pressure on the carpal nerve.

it is working good, especially this one mouse could ork 3 defferent PC. this is really good function. I like this mouse.

I used to use a trackpad at my desk, but started noticing persistent wrist pain from using it for long periods. After holding multiple mice in store, I thought this felt the best. It reduced wrist pain almost immediately and 4 months later that’s still true It interfaces beautifully with my MacBook Pro and I actually really like the programmable buttons. It’s been a big win.

Took some time to get use to the new mouse but the ergonomics are second to none. The mouse paired smoothly with my MacBook. Best ergonomic mouse. Purchase one for my Dad as well.

The universal adapter and being able to pair this with multiple devices is very convenient. The grip on the mouse is a bit awkward at first but comfortable once you get used to it. It’s a bit large for me, I have relatively small hands.

As Ive gotten older some old injuries in my wrist have begun to flair up after a full day of computer work. I got this mouse in an attempt to relieve the strain on my wrist and I really wish I would have purchased it years ago. It took about a week or two to get use to but its so much more comfortable on my wrist. I love it! I also love that you can program the buttons. I programmed the top one to open my screen shot program that i use multiple times at day at my job. Super helpful!

I've tried the amazon knockoffs they are too small, hollow, and the battery doesnt last. This one is worth the extra cost. Feels high quality and the ergonomics are great.

This is my first vertical mouse, and I'm really glad I went in this direction. The Bluetooth connection to my Macbook Air (and, previously, a 2015 Macbook Pro) when in clamshell mode is pretty good. I have charged it twice now since I bought it about three months ago. My only gripe, and it's a biggie, in my opinion, is no infinite scrolling. I had an Anywhere MX2 before, and I didn't realize how much I used the infinite scroll wheel until now. Smaller issues: I sometimes tip the mouse over when I move my hand back to the keyboard. This has happened less and less as I get more accustomed to a vertical mouse, but it still happens. I sometimes move the mouse slightly when I click. Again, I think this is just training. It usually happens because of a "lazy" grip on the mouse; it goes away once I adjust my grip. Overall, great vertical mouse. For the price, I kinda wish it had infinite scrolling.

Good for keeping your hand in a better position, comfortable and it has a good quality feel to it. Charge lasts forever. I mean a really really long time. Bluetooth works great.