Customer Ratings & Reviews

Feels great and has smooth operation. Very easy to switch from my Windows PC to my Mac.

Works great Parkinson’s disease and it really helps with my right hand easier to click the button rather than button top down

It was easy to set up and easy to use. This helped with my carpal tunnel pain.

Used normal mice forever and started getting carpletunel syndrome. This solved all my issues. Its comfortable to use again

I love it! It so smooth to use and effort less! Good product!

Cheaper versions of the vertical mouse available online, but the Logitech quality and the unifying receiver are strong selling points.

I bought the ergonomic mouse to complement my keyboard. It’s helped with my pain quite a bit. It’s more comfortable to use for 8hrs s day

My wife loves her gifts, I think this was the best decision I could have got her. They have made her work so much more productive.

Saw this item and thought it might help my client with Parkinson’s. He says it helps a bit but took a couple days to get used to. He’s still using it everyday so that counts for something.

This offers an alternative for people with wrist mobility issues. I'll stick with my trackball for now, but definitely worth a try.

My chiropractor mentioned getting a track ball or stick for my computer. This is such a great design and so much easier on my arm and hand.

Great mouse for carpal tunnel syndrome. I noticed a difference in my wrist almost immediately.

Very intelligent design, easy on the hands. I recommended it, especially if you have carpal tunnel syndrome.

This is the most comfortable mouse I have ever used. It took me a moment to get used to the way I positioned my wrist on it. It feel so natural now.

Takes time to get used to but after feels great. Switching between computers is easy.

I wanted a mouse that was ergonomic because I was having wrist pain. This mouse was the answer to my prayers. I would recommend this it is worth the money!

I purchased this after my Evoluent mouse broke (after years of satisfactory use) and wanted a replacement with Bluetooth capability so I could switch between my machines easily. This is a smaller mouse than the regular-sized Evoluent Vertical Mouse 4, so it took some adjustments but things worked fine until now. Then I started having a pain in my thumb as if I have sprain, and I realized it was the mouse. Due to its smaller form factor and the shape, I mostly used my thumb to move it around, and it took a toll after some months. (And my hands aren't particularly big or small.) So I decided to purchase the same Evoluent one I used to and saw the difference immediately, because with it, my thumb more or less rested on the device without to move or force anything and I used the rest of the hand (4 fingers) to move the mouse around. I tried doing the same with the Logitech one but that felt unnatural or even impossible. I am not sure if it's just me who grew the wrong habit but my few months of experience with this mouse didn't end well.

Needed a new mouse that’s more ergonomic since I do a lot of graphics and animation work. Trying to avoid hurting my tendons in my arm.

I use vertical mice all the time given I have shoulder issues from using horizontal mice. I wanted to try a wireless mouse instead of wired and thought this would be the best one given it's Logitech! I found the tilt in this not quite as favorable as with cheaper vertical mice (I've used the JTech and Anker vertical mice in the past) and it seemed to strain my shoulder. It's probably fine for most people but for me sadly, it didn't work out. Best Buy of course stood by its return policy so no money lost.

It was a useful tool for Avoid injuries in my hands