Customer Ratings & Reviews

Exactly what I needed. Was experiencing pains and hand cramping. This has helped me tremendously.

Overall it’s a great product. But you have ton” test drive” it for hand size. This was too small for me to use comfortably. There is a larger version.

It’s been 5 months now. It is comfortable BUT gets stained so quick I wish I had seen another review first. I do not recommend buying this because regardless of how comfortable it can be I just want to throw it away now and it’s not a “cheap” keyboard. I bought it along with the ergonomic mouse in the same color and had the same issue. I tried cleaning both with no luck. I’m throwing both away hope this review helps someone.

This is a great mouse very comfortable to use and perfect for someone with smaller hands, connected with my laptop, super easily

One of the best and most responsive. Works well with Mac.

Very comfortable mouse, reading the weight specs I thought it would be on the heavy side, but the weight feels very well balanced. The speed scroll wheel works great, light spin is normal and a fast spin make it scroll down much longer. Clicks are are almost completely silent which makes it great in office spaces or when focusing on work.

At the time of this review, I'm a student in college and have been in college for the past year. Over the past. year, I've developed some wrist pain which makes it painful for me to use the trackpad on my MacBook Air. At first, I thought the pain was from the keyboard, but later realized it was the trackpad. I tried using apple's Magic Trackpad and that did not help. After doing some research, I was debating between the lift mouse and the MX mouse, which I believe is the top of the line for Logitech mouses. I decided to go with the lift since it cost less and within just a couple of weeks, I had no more wrist pain. The mouse is pretty easy to use. There are no loud clicks when you click make clicks. I believe it's smooth. This mouse uses a battery, forgot if it's an AA or AAA but it seems to last a very long time. I thought I wanted a mouse that used USB C but I think the battery is better. When it dies, just get another battery. I think it should last at least a year. So, with all the positive stuff, I'd like to talk about the only down side I can think of with this mouse. You can use an app and customize the mouse to do have a lot of shortcuts. The one that it does not do is allow you to zoom in or out like the apple trackpad does. I still have the trackpad to zoom in and out if I need to. I have the extra buttons to go back and forth on web pages. I hope this helps anyone that has wrist pain. This is a life saver for me.

Good mouse. Good quality , quiet and good for my hand.

Like everyone in the world I have grown up with a mouse in my hand since I was a child! The same mouse basically and it hasn’t changed in 40 years for the most part. I never really gave it any thought until I got my first ergonomic mouse which was the Logitech ergo M75. It was kind of a one off curiosity and I expected not to really like it because it was so different than what I was used to but I found a new way to interface with my computer that really was easier and a ton more comfortable. I thought “great I have found my mouse” ….UNTIL I saw the Logitech Lift Vertical ergo mouse! The Lift is by far the most natural and comfortable mouse I have ever used hands down (no pun intended). It is radically different, and it did take just a minute to get used to but I forgot about it being in my hand and it just melded with me and interfacing with my computer became effortless. Logitech is bold with the lift…it is very different but if you were to just rest your hand on the mouse as you sit at your desk, it literally is just a natural and super comfortable grip! I felt no pressure on my wrist. The two clicks are right where your fingers know them to be and the scroll is right where a person’s muscle memory knows it to be but the unit is rotated just perfectly to facilitate the natural resting point of a hand and wrist at rest. Just really well designed!!! The click is quiet and comfortable and the scroll is smooth. The two aux buttons are located right on my thumb. Perfect. I cannot imagine going back to a classic mouse after using the LIFT! It would be like wanting to drive a wagon instead of a new 2022 car! The only slight draw back is I cannot pick it up quite as easy as a traditional mouse which might be a problem is you work in large spread sheets and have to pick up your mouse to reset your curser as you navigate. Small price to pay for a wrist that does not hurt and forgetting that I am even using a mouse at all! I also like the Bluetooth option or the Logitech bolt usb option. On my laptop I can free up a sparse USB and use the Bluetooth. My coworkers all have been trying it out. It is really futuristic looking and has a novelty factor but once people actually use it I don’t know how you would want to go back… welcome to the way a mouse should be and feel at least until we just use our brains to interface! Highly recommend if you want the most comfortable mouse you can buy!

I am extremely impressed by this Lift Vertical mouse from Logitech. I spend a great deal of time working from home on a computer and have always used traditional mice. I have always thought it’d be nice if I could find a mouse that allowed me to rotate my arm into a more natural position while working. I have found it. The mouse boasts several features that make this such a find for me including things like customizable buttons (not a new thing but still nice to have), up to 24 months of battery life, and quiet scrolling wheel and buttons. Starting with the customizable buttons, I’ve oriented mine to allow me to quickly go forward or backward on websites, particularly since I use a website for scheduling employees at my job. This alone makes this such a good addition to my work from home setup. I can quickly go back and forth between pages without having to move anything or hit a key. You’ll need to download Logitech Options+ in order to customize everything the exact way you want it. Props to Logitech here as, even though they encourage you to create an account, it is not a requirement to customize your mouse. On top of that, the buttons and scroll wheel are INSANELY quiet. I legitimately thought that they weren’t working for a few seconds after I got it out of the box because I’m so used to loud mouse clicks. I can’t overstate it enough, if you are tired of loud mice, this one is CRAZY quiet. Obviously, I can’t speak to the battery life yet but I can say from previous experience with Logitech’s peripherals that they often last for a very long time on a single battery. I expect this will be the same. Lastly, I can already tell a drastic difference in the amount of wrist fatigue I’ve experienced even after just an afternoon of using this mouse. I won’t lie, it took me a few minutes to get used to the orientation and fighting decades of holding old mice, but once my brain adjusted - wow. Just a completely awesome product from Logitech from top to bottom. 100% the best mouse I’ve ever owned and it’s not even close.

Logitech - Lift Vertical Wireless Ergonomic Mouse is a huge upgrade from a basic mouse. It came with Lift Left Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, Logi Bolt USB Receiver, 1 AA Battery and Quick Start Guide. Setup is quick and easy. There are two ways to connect this mouse to PC. It can be connected via included Logitech Unifying receiver or using Bluetooth. I have plugged in Logitech unifying receiver into PC and connected without any issues. I was impressed with small factor design compared to Logitech MX Vertical mouse and comfort of using this mouse. I am big fan Logitech MX series and Lift exceeded my expectation. It is perfect for continuous use and thanks to the excellent ergonomic design. The layout of the buttons is good and perfectly placed. The optics of the mouse is so accurate and very easy to navigate. It can be configured up to 3 devices and easy to switch with a tap of Easy Switch button. Smartwheel has two scrolling modes speed and precision. It is easy to customize the buttons. There are lot of key features in this mouse. Lift’s unique 57-degree angle with a softly textured grip and snug thumb rest elevates the wrist to give a feeling of relief compared to regular mouse and more ergonomic posture for the hand, wrist, and forearm. The unique vertical angle reduces wrist pressure while the thumb rest keeps your thumb and hand in a very comfortable position. It is shaped very well for hands featuring easy-to-reach customizable buttons, whisper-quiet clicks, and a Smart Wheel for smooth, seamless scrolling. There is no option to charge the mouse like MX series. However, battery life with one AA can last up to 2 years. It comes with 1 year manufacturer warranty. I am using this mouse for few days at home for office work. It is day and night difference compared to standard mouse and much better ergonomics compared to MX series. I highly recommend this mouse to everyone due to advanced ergonomic design and whisper quite clicks.

_____ Pros: -Very ergonomic and comfortable in-hand feel. -Very quiet left and right mouse buttons. -Guides smoothly over my mousepad and doesn’t snag. -Can connect up to three different PC’s. -Easy to connect and start using right away. _____ *Cons: -None I ordered the Logitech Lift Vertical mouse because my mouse hand and arm were killing me at work. My company recently rolled out a new software update for an app that I use every day and it’s very buggy right now, causing focusing issues that requires me to either Alt-Tab or left-click to regain control of the app. All the extra clicks have taken a severe toll on my wrist and upper arm, and I’ve been suffering for the past three weeks. I bike almost daily and even such a fun recreation has become a mildly painful experience. Immediately upon connecting the Lift to my work laptop, I felt instant relief on my wrist and arm to my very pleasant surprise. I still want my company to fix the software but, in the meanwhile, thanks to the Lift, my wrist and upper arm won’t become sore and painful. Apparently, Logitech had released vertical mice before, but they were deemed kind of large for most people’s hands, hence the release of the smaller Lift that better accommodates people with small and medium-sized hands (me). I’m so grateful the company did so because it’s been a day and night difference for me at work. The Lift is so comfortable, I even began to use it with my personal laptop. There is a PC pairing button underneath the mouse that you can press on to toggle among three different PCs. To activate pairing mode, all you have to do is press and hold the button until the LED light begins to flash rapidly. Then you go into Settings and search for the Lift and click on Connect. To switch between different PCs later, you just single-press the button. Easy peasy. I like to set the middle mouse button to launch a custom keyboard shortcut (e.g., CTRL+W), and the Logi Options+ beta app allowed me to do that. If you have used the Logitech Options app before, then the Options+ software will feel very familiar to you and easy to use. At $69.99 (as of 2022-05-04), the mouse isn’t in the cheap spectrum. But if you use a mouse heavily every day as part of your work, you NEED to get it for the comfort and health benefits it offers. It’s a complete 5-Star Win! I love it.

The Logitech Lift vertical mouse is a great addition to my desk accessories. An ergonomic mouse is a no-brainer for someone like me who works in front of a computer up to 10 hours a day. This graphite mouse matches my Logitech ERGO K860 keyboard and they make a great combination to maximize my comfort level. Ergonomic tools like this mouse are essential to my daily wellbeing. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to a traditional mouse. The feature that I appreciate the most is the ability to customize the buttons. It doesn’t have to be just an over-all customization, you’re able to have the buttons perform different actions based on what application you’re using, so it almost feels like there are more options based on where you click your mouse. For example, on Chrome, the button under the scroll wheel is set to “refresh”, but if I click on the desktop next to my browser, that same button activates the screenshot feature - super convenient! I will say the button under the scroll wheel is a little hard to reach, but I think I’ll get used to it in time, definitely not a dealbreaker. I like the flexibility of using either the USB dongle or the Bluetooth connection, though I do wish this mouse was rechargeable rather than battery powered. I can forgive the fact that it’s battery powered since that’s how it’s advertised, but I did come across an issue that this mouse is causing. When my computer is in sleep mode, the screen suddenly becomes “activated” or comes out of sleep mode. It happens whether the mouse is connected via USB bolt dongle or Bluetooth. The work-around here is to turn the mouse off via the switch on the bottom of the mouse, which isn’t the worst thing as I’m sure that saves a little bit of battery power, but it does create a new step I have to take when hopping on and off my work station. I would rather not have to turn it on and off every time so for that reason I find this mouse slightly less than perfect. The Logitech Lift Mouse feels good in my hand. The plastic material is soft and I like that there’s a difference between the sleek plastic at the tips of my fingers and the rubberized grip texture in the palm of my hand. The mouse itself glides well, the clicks are quiet, and the SmartWheel scroll is a nice touch. Overall, this is a great ergonomic vertical mouse that I can definitely recommend to any desk dweller. Be sure to download the Logi Options+ app to customize the buttons - this feature is awesome and definitely makes it my favorite ergonomic mouse I’ve ever used.

It seems that there are things that don't need to be modified until you use a vertical mouse for the first time XD. It seems to me a very convenient and well designed product, I think this mouse is one more Logitech's success. With a very curious but fun unboxing, the mouse comes in a small box with what you need to get this mouse up and running right away. Like most wireless mice it comes with a bluetooth receiver but this mouse has the feature of being able to connect to other devices without the adapter and to connect it with up to 3 devices, at the bottom of the mouse there is a button to switch the connection between the different paired devices, it comes with one AA battery which is appreciated. Regarding the use and performance, for me that I have always used regular mice it took me little time to get used to it and contrary to what I thought, it became easier to execute certain tasks and with the two side buttons that can be customized it is even simpler, the weight is enough and it slides smoothly on my mouse pad. One thing I can recommend is to install the Logi software to customize the mouse as well as modify the DPI to be able to adjust it to one's needs, I think this is key for a better experience. I usually edit video on 2 screens and at least in my experience it feels more fluid, I can also run certain shortcuts super fast with the customizable buttons, I really love it. In summary, the design of this mouse seems convenient for most people, if you have big hands may not be the best but I must say that I do not have medium hands or something like that, my fingers are long but I feel comfortable and I find this mouse very practical and the best thing is the price that seems fair, give it a chance could be better than you imagine, highly recommended.

This mouse is extremely ergonomic and I love it! The way your hand holds it just comes naturally. It does take a little getting used to. There are two action buttons on the left side that feel like they are going to get in the way at first. I thought I was going to be hitting the buttons by accident all the time, but after you start using the mouse you naturally avoid them and end up having an exceptional experience. The only thing that I didn't like is that in order to program the buttons you need to install yet another Logitech application. I already have two that I use for my keyboard and old mouse. I think it is three if you include a Logitech installer software that is also used. So this new software is called Logitech Options Plus Beta. I was not able to install it on my work computer as it requires admin rights. I will get it installed by my IT department one day. But I am using it on my personal laptop and it is great and behaves exactly like Logitech Options. I am not sure why they have to release new software for each new generation of products vs just updating the existing software. It is frustrating. Anyways, I have programmed my buttons and customized them. One button I programmed a keystroke (cntrl+home) so that I can easily get to the top of my documents and web pages. It is one of my favorite shortcuts. I also have a button as the back button, and the button under the scroll wheel shows my desktop. I love the customizable buttons and it adds a lot of extra value and usability to the mouse. Overall I highly recommend this mouse. You can customize the buttons, it is rechargeable (over a week and have not had to charge), and it feels extremely natural in your hand. I love it!

This mouse truly worked wonders. My coworker used this and the time I had to visit my doctor for sore ankle was when he politely suggested getting this . Although pricey but worth every penny. My ankle feels soothed and relaxed. This mouse is incredibly ergonomic! Thank you Best Buy !

I absolutely love this mouse. I just bought my 2nd one (one for the office and one for home office). It is perfect for my thicker female hands, it is lightweight, and works effortlessly on many surfaces. It feels so much better than using a traditional mouse. My favkrite part is how quite it is when you click the buttons. Scrolling function is pretty good, but I wish it went a step further and had hyperscroll. It's just a preference of mine. Also, I noticed a small color change where I place my hand and I keep my hands fairly clean at all times, so it must be the oils in my hands causing the slight discoloration.

The first very pleasant surprise when opening the box was the mouse was packaged entirely in cardboard instead of plastic! Kudos to Logitech on that. Also, the quick setup instructions were printed on that cardboard wrap so instructions are literally in your hand as soon as you open the mouse. Just like other Logi mice I've used, this one was super easy to connect to my computer via bluetooth. I had it out of the box and connected to my computer in less than 30 seconds. I also really love the "Easy Switch" feature where you can tap the button and connect to 3 different devices (one at a time, of course). This makes it especially nice since I have both a work laptop and personal PC on my home desk. The Lift also comes with a USB receiver stored inside the mouse that you can plug into a device if it doesn't have bluetooth. I haven't needed to use that anywhere yet, but it's nice to know that option's available. As with other Logi mice, the scroll wheel and buttons are super quiet. I've gotten so used to the quiet that on the rare occasions when I use a regular mouse the first thing I notice is how loud the clicking is. It's also powered by a single AA battery that they say will last "up to" two years. If it's like my previous Logi mouse that I used 40+ hours every week, I'll be very pleased if it lasts for a year. I was intrigued to try the new ergonomic design. While this is described as fitting best for small to medium hands, I have large hands and it's still quite comfortable. Actually, all mice are kind of small so I'm probably just used to it. At first, the angle seemed a little awkward, but after about two hours of using it at work I realized I wasn't even thinking about it any more. By the end of the day, I loved it and knew I would not be switching back to a flat mouse. The buttons and scroll wheel still work the same, but they're just tilted at a more comfortable angle. This gives some space on the thumb side to have a couple of new buttons. By default, they're set to click forward/back in your browser of choice. With the Logi Options+ software, they say you can program the buttons to do something different like undo/re-do, but I haven't tried that. Actually, if you could make it do copy/paste that could be super helpful. The only small issue I've noticed with the Lift sitting on my desk is several times a day I'll accidentally hit the top of it as I'm reaching for something else on the desk. I guess my brain is still used to the mouse being flat so my arm forgets it's there. I'm sure after a few more days I'll adjust and not even think about it any more. I really like the Lift mouse. Logitech has been making some great mice and keyboards over the last few years and this is another winner.

Traditional mice have been around for a long time. Conversely, complaints about aching hands resulting to carpal tunnel syndrome have also been around for a long time. And for the longest time, the solution for this is to have paddings in your mouse pad (and for some paddings in your keyboard too). Logi (or Logitech) has come out with a solution for this with the Logo MX vertical mouse wherein holding the said mouse is akin to making a light handshake. As popular as it was, one main complaint was that it was to too big for a lot of people. Hence came the Logi Lift - a little brother to the Logitech MX vertical mouse. And is aimed at users with small to medium sized hands. Unlike its big brother, the Logi Lift is powered by one AA battery instead of a rechargeable one. And I understand should last for around two years. Of course there’s no way for me verify this claim in the short time since I’ve received this mouse. But I’ll take Logi’s word for it. The battery door of the Lift is magnetically closed contrary to the snap cover found in most mice. Once you open the battery door, You’ll also find a unifying receiver. But one of the strengths of the Logi Lift is that it is Bluetooth enabled. And it is simply not limited to connecting to one device but rather three devices. There is a button to toggle modes at the bottom of the mouse. This is perfect for me since I have a gaming desktop, a Mac mini, and a work laptop all connected to one monitor. With this mouse paired with a Logitech K380 Bluetooth keyboard, I can already dispense with the dedicated mouse and keyboard combo for each computer in my desk. This definitely made my home office workspace clean. Aside from this, the Logi Lift lift has four programmable buttons similar to gaming mice. However, I cannot attest to the latency of this mouse since most gaming mice are wired. But as for ordinary or simpler tasks like writing this review, the Logi Lift greatly suffices. And do note that in order to program this keyboard, you need to have the Logi app. The Logi app has both Apple and Window version. There is not more to say about this mouse save for the fact that it does its job very well. But do note that in my experience, it quite a while for me to get accustomed to its new design. That said, I would highly recommend this mouse.

Budget quality vertical mouse that takes some getting used to. I’ve been using this mouse for a few days now and while it takes some getting used to, it’s starting to grow on me. Tough to say what health benefits it provides me (vs. a traditional mouse) as I haven’t experienced wrist soreness/stiffness in using a mouse before. IN THE BOX The Logitech mouse is smartly packaged. It’s just the mouse and a little instructional. It comes with a Logitech USB receiver which is stored inside the bottom of the mouse (smart). To use it, you simply open the base and pop the included single AA battery in and you’re good to go. I opted to use the mouse over Bluetooth vs. the USB receiver. SETUP I’m using a Windows 11 laptop. Once I put the battery in the mouse, and turned it on, my phone immediately recognized it over Bluetooth. After a couple of seconds, I was off and running. I was then prompted to download the Logi Options plus app on my computer, which I did. It showed up on the app and allowed me to change the macros of what the buttons do in certain programs. It also allows me to change the DPI (i.e. sensitivity of the mouse cursor). The program was easy to use and adjust the settings. DESIGN AND BUILD This is the budget version of the first vertical computer mouse. That’s not a bad thing per se, but it doesn’t have a rechargeable battery (although AAs are easy to find and replace) and it looks “plasticky.” It’s lightweight and feels solid in the hand but it looks kind of cheap. Although as long as it works well, that’s not really a complaint. You can probably tell by the pictures, but it’s essentially a mouse that allows you to hold it in a natural position; you don’t have to twist your wrist so that your palms face down. The buttons still fall under your fingers as if you were using a traditional mouse. I found it to be comfortable to hold and actually does feel more natural than a traditional mouse. There’s your left and right click buttons, a scroll wheel, a button underneath the scroll wheel that changes DPI and two buttons on the inside towards your thumbs (which I use to go forward and back on webpages). I also want to mention it’s pretty tall which makes it less than ideal to put in your travel bag. It’s definitely intended to sit on your desk given its size. PERFORMANCE The mouse was very responsive and works well like you would expect from Logitech computer mice. In terms of mouse performance, it works as you would expect. Honestly, there’s not much to say on this front. Now, my performance was bit hampered as I acclimated myself to the new positioning. For example, I found my middle finger resting on the right click button and hitting it unintentionally. I also found the scroll wheel a tad cumbersome to use with my fingers. I found myself keeping my wrist on the ground, limiting the range of motion of the mouse to my hand. I eventually trained myself to hold my wrist off the desk to allow me better range of motion. After a few days of adjustment I was using it without issues. OTHER FEATURES I use two laptops and a desktop. You can connect your mouse to 3 devices at once and hit the button on the bottom of the mouse to instantaneously switch between the devices. I found this feature to work flawlessly. CONCLUSION It’s difficult to say whether a vertical mouse is better for the wrist of your health long term. We’ve all been using traditional mouses for a long time now. But if you have issues with your wrist, it’s worth giving it a shot. It has a relatively low price point. As just a mouse, it’s hard to recommend it over any other Logitech model. I still turn to my Logitech MX Master. However, if you have wrist issues or are in the market for a new, quality mouse that you can count on and want to try out the new form factor, you should certainly consider it. I can say that after my use, I can’t say that my wrist feels better, but your situation and experience might be different. I’m not ready to call the vertical design gimmicky.