LogitechLift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, Wireless, Bluetooth or Logi Bolt USB receiver, Quiet clicks, 4 buttons, compatible with Windows/macOS/iPadOS, Laptop, PC - GraphiteCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

Did a lot of research and landed on this model to ease shoulder pain during daily use. The connectivity and compatibility with other devices and operating systems is excellent and it is very responsive and comfortable to use for long periods on any surface. Awkward shape, so strongly recommend investing in a specific case to prevent any damage from knocks or drops.

This is seriously awesome.I’ve used loads of mice over the years — Apple’s Magic Mouse, basic Logitech stuff, even trackpads — and none of them come close to the comfort of the Logitech Lift. It’s designed for your hand, not against it. The vertical grip feels weird at first, but within minutes you realise how natural it is. No tension, no strain — just a comfy, relaxed posture that you can use for hours.And I mean hours. I’ve spent entire days using this for work, writing, editing, whatever — and no wrist ache, no cramped fingers, no soreness at all. It just works, and it’s built really well. Quiet clicks, responsive scroll wheel, great Bluetooth connectivity — it even switches between devices seamlessly.It’s tailored for Mac, so it looks the part and plays nicely with macOS gestures and settings. Battery life is rock solid too.If you’ve got wrist pain, or even if you don’t but just want something more natural to work with long-term — this is absolutely worth it.

I have been looking for a good mouse to use at home and work, has reduced the pain in my wrists and shoulders. I take it everywhere i need my laptop, a fantastic product that was £20 cheaper on Amazon that retail shops. Super easy to connect via bluetooth using the USB dongle. Super responsive and i use it everyday, no signs of any issues and great build quality. Must buy.

First and foremost, this mouse is to be used in the right scenario. If your hand naturally lies flat where you will be using your mouse, do not use this as it will be both uncomfortable and bad for your wrists. However, if your hand naturally is sideways (little finger down, thumb upwards), this can be a comfortable solution for general use mousing.Decent enough build quality. It's not amazing but certainly a step above budget mice. Logitech have a history of making decent stuff at a decent price (their top end stuff can be a bit hit and miss though). Being able to connect to three different devices is great and the accompanying dongle works flawlessly.The movement is smooth and the wheel feels nice. The back and forward buttons feel a little duff, though, enough to dock a point. They're too loose and clicky in a mouse that otherwise feel solid, and it makes them stand out all the more because of that. They function fine though.I do not recommend this if you're looking for a mouse for intense gaming. This is a general purpose five button mouse, which to be fair is even what most gamers need, but the stance on the mouse can make button presses a bit less accurate as you're pressing into your own hand rather than a hard surface, which can make the mouse move inwards a little. This is arguably a skill issue, but the majority of gamers will understand why I bring this up.Finally, why pink? It was £10 cheaper when I was shopping. Get whatever is cheapest at the time since it really doesn't matter, unless you care that much. Ultimately a mouse is a mouse.

I must admit it. I didn't expect this level of comfort by simply changing the holding position of the mouse. I've always been extremely sceptical, thinking that vertical mice were simply a different design for a wider "audience". You know, typical marketing move. And, I was really wrong.Fortunately, I didn't come from a position where I needed a vertical mouse. I never had wrist problems, although it happened that during busy periods at work I had a bit of wrist fatigue after several hours of intense work.Over the past many years I used first the Apple Magic Mouse, which I always considered one of the few positive things Apple has ever done; then the Microsoft Surface Arc mouse, which I really enjoyed using, I found it much more comfortable than the Magic Mouse, with the only complaint being for the price. Way overpriced for what you get. Finally, I really wanted to try one of those vertical mice. And, apparently, I picked the right one. The Lift is super responsive and comfortable especially for long working sessions. It is precise and works seamlessly with both Windows and Mac. What I love the most, comfort aside, is that it can be paired with three different devices, which means you can switch between them effortlessly. It works with two double A batteries which even with intense use they seem to never drain. I never used it for gaming although in some reviews they say it is fine but not for competitions.Overall I’m really loving the comfort of this mouse especially for long working sessions.

I recently bought the Logi Lift Mouse, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. The ergonomic vertical design is a game-changer — it really reduces wrist strain, especially during long work sessions. The build quality feels premium, the buttons are quiet, and the scrolling is super smooth. I also love the ability to connect to multiple devices seamlessly. If you care about comfort and productivity, this mouse is absolutely worth it!

Very good mouse. Good that you can easily configure the buttons and set them per application.Comfortable in the hand, the only thing to be slightly aware of is that the forward buttons on the thumb is ever so slightly awkward but it's super minor.