Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm a HUGE fan of Logitech and have been solely purchasing computer accessories from them 10+ years. Well my MX mouse I've had for 5 years starting rubbing off material on the side so I wanted to purchase a new one. I was debating between the ball, lift and this one. Not going to lie I didn't think ANY of them could be ergonomic so settled on the MX since I've purchased from this collection. Well holy cow batman! I am totally shocked how this feels and I am on the computer daily for work. Then the charge on this lasts for a very long time as well and I use this mouse 35-55 hours weekly. In the end, if your wanting to help you wrist out, give this a try.

This mouse is fairly comfortable and helps relieve some of the wrist pain from PC usage. It was more comfortable than a cheaper option I tried from Amazon. It's important to note it only lessens the stress - you'll still need to take breaks and rest if you're experiencing RSI and this won't eliminate your issues by itself. My main complaints are that the sensor seems very jittery on this mouse. It's fine for browsing and office work but if you try to play a game for example you'll notice the sensor is extremely jittery and imprecise. This seems unacceptable for a $90+ mouse. My other complaint is the price - you're really not getting what you pay for, in my opinion, but if your wrists hurt and you can't take a break from work you may have to bite the bullet for it.

I heard a lot of good things in reviews about these type of ergominic mice. So I opted to pick up one that had outstanding build quality. Yes this mouse is quite a bit more than a regular mouse. However, in the case of this mouse it was well worth it. I have bad nerve damage in my dominate hand and arm (mouse arm) this mouse prevented all the pain associated with a traditional mouse. I put it through its paces and worked great for my 3D software (Blender, 3D Coat). It also had no problems in games or playing videos. The drivers are always kept up to date by Logitech so there are no worries there. The charge on this mouse lasts way longer than any other wireless mouse I have had in the past. One charge almost lasts 3 to 4 days of heavy usage and to charge it back up to full is around an hour or less.

This mouse is awesome. I work with computers all day long and having proper ergonomics is a must. This mouse has helped aleviate most of my wrist pain. I also love the fact that it charges using USB type C. The battery lasts for a very very long time. I also like the fact that it connects with up to 3 separate systems over either the Unifying receiver or Bluetooth.

I thought this mouse would take a while to get used to, but it was comfortable in my hand immediately. The battery lasts a very long time. My carpal tunnel has also vastly improved. I recommend this mouse for anyone with or without wrist issues. It feels more natural than a traditional mouse.

This mouse is incredible and solved my shoulder pain. If you’re having hand or shoulder pain please try this mouse. It’s super simple to use, you can switch it between multiple computers, it’s got awesome mappable function buttons, and the charge last a long time.

This is my second purchase of this vertical mouse, which, this time around, was for non-work related use. I find that it reduces stress on the forefinger and surrounding knuckle area when performing repetitive tasks (reducing likelihood or pain related carpal tunnel syndrome). It’s able to connect with no issues to Apple Macs and iPads, Windows based PCs and laptops, as well as Sony TVs, and I do like that it uses USB C charging. It seems to not be as effective on glass surfaces such as a glass table top, but works fine otherwise. (For work, I use the original unit that I purchased with an old Wacom tablet as a base, and for non-work, I simply use this second unit with a wooden surface as a base.)

This is a good mouse overall. I noticed right away a significant increase in comfort and reduced fatigue over my MX Master 3 which is awesome and a bummer as I REALLY like the MX Master series as I've had nearly every iteration of them. I only wish, I hope they revise this mouse and add it to the Master series. I think for the $100 price point, it's a bit salty. The build quality just isn't the same, the weight is less which might be good for some, there are less buttons and it doesn't seem to slide as well. I got used to having the thumb scroll wheel and the Desktop changer button which aren't present on the Vertical. The standard middle scroll wheel is also wider and more comfortable to use on the Master 3. I don't mean to dog on this, it plays a specific purpose and does it well. I've switched my entire WFH / WAH setup to better my ergonomics, so this fits right in! I would suggest it if you're already in the Logitech ecosystem or if you just want a comfy mouse. Side note, I'm a man with large hands with no issues

Excellent mouse, I now have one at home and at the office. Much more natural hand position. Took me about 30 minutes to get used to, now regular mice are awkward. Only thing is that sometime is knock it over when I go to grab it after typing, but that basically went away after a couple of weeks.

In the search for a vertical ergonomic mouse to alleviate my severe wrist pain I purchased this one. It took a few days to "adjust" to using this mouse, but the wrist pain gradually went away. Finally no more wrist pain! I tried the Logitech - MX ERGO Wireless Trackball Mouse, but using my thumb was painful and difficult to be accurate with the pointer. The MX Vertical is similar to a traditional mouse, moving it around with your wrist in a vertical position. I also bought the Logitech - ERGO K860 Ergonomic Full-size Wireless Scissor Keyboard with Palm Rest. Again, takes time to adjust to it, but I like this much better than a traditional keyboard and the keys are quiet. The combination of the keyboard and vertical mouse has made working on the computer enjoyable. Give it a try.

This mouse offers a great alternative to standard mice where the hand sits on top of the mouse. My arm lies flat on the desk and the mouse fits comfortably in my hand. The battery is built in and should be charged soon after opening the box and connecting the mouse to the PC; about 1 to 2 hours to fully charge the mouse. I have used both the bluetooth connection as well as Logitech's Unifying Receiver; both work well. The mouse can connect up to 3 different devices; easily change the device to connect to using the button on the bottom of the mouse. Depending on what software I'm using or just browsing the internet, the cursor speed control (oval button on top of the mouse) button makes it convenient to change. Logitech claims 4 months of use on one charge, since I have not owned this mouse for that length of time yet I can't say one way or the other except I am still on my first charge (one month to date) since I purchased the mouse on 12.12.2020 and still going strong.

Stop what you're doing and reach your hand out, like you're going to shake someone's hand. Now turn your hand palm down, as though you're going to hold a normal mouse. Notice how that's harder? Crazy right?! How did I never notice this before! I wish I had purchased this mouse a long time ago! It looks weird, like it would be awkward to use, but it has completely solved my hand and wrist pain that I was experiencing with other mice (mouses?). I would like to address a few things: - I'm going to be controversial and say I think this mouse is actually OK for small hands. I'm a woman with average size hands, and the first few days I used the mouse, I felt the mouse was too big. Then I actually discovered you can reach all the keys by just adjusting your grip to be higher on the mouse, where it is narrower, and rotating it to the left. I think your grip adjustment is something that happens intuitively over time - but you have to get over the "it's too big" feeling. Chances are, if it feels big you may be resting your hand on it incorrectly. (My 11 year old with tiny hands seems to have no problem with it once I showed her how to adjust her grip). - I love that you can adjust the sensitivity, and that it takes just small movements to make large movements across the screen. I use 2 computer monitors, and it takes just a tiny wrist movement to move the cursor from one screen to another. This makes me so happy. - I have no issues with the scroll button, but I did adjust it to the fastest scroll ability possible. - the ONLY thing I do not like about this mouse is that I lost the ability to scroll left to right in excel, but I just customized the thumb buttons for that (I wish they were bigger). - I have thwacked the mouse off my desk a few times because I forget it's so tall. In summary, for me, the benefits of using this mouse FAR outweigh the negatives. Most of the negatives have been a matter of just getting used to something different in the beginning. It's just second nature now.

The Logitech MX Vertical is a total game-changer for comfort and productivity. The ergonomic design felt a little unusual at first, but within a day or two, it made a noticeable difference in reducing wrist strain—perfect for long hours at the desk. The wireless performance is flawless, whether I use the USB receiver or Bluetooth, and the battery life is impressive. Tracking is smooth and precise, and the customizable buttons make workflow more efficient. It even works across multiple devices with Logitech Flow—super convenient! If you're dealing with hand fatigue or just want a healthier, more natural way to work, this mouse is worth every penny. Functional, sleek, and thoughtfully designed.

I'm in IT so I have used literally more type of computer mice in my career (as well as personal life) that I can remember. This mouse is hands down, the best I've ever used. I own three of them. Now, if you are not looking for a vertical mouse this may not be the case for you. But, this mouse has it all in those regards. 1. It's not completely vertical which is a plus. If you have ever used one of those, you realise you end up using your whole arm to push it around the desktop and that can lead to shoulder strain. I didn't want to have to replace carpal tunnel pain with shoulder pain. 2. Battery lasts.....a long...time. 3. Grip. Not only is the surface rubberized but it has ridges. I have used a number of vertical mice and they all feel like you are trying to grip a watermelon seed. If you've not used a vertical mouse before you need to realize that they are often hard to keep in place since you don't rest on top of it. Once you grab this mouse, it stays in your hand.

I wasn't sure about the "handshake" format but knew I needed to try something to alleviate the wrist pain. And nearly $90 is a bit much for my Yankee thrift to give to an unproven (to me) change. So, thank you Walmart for allowing me to try the format for $13, hate the build quality, return it, and then really come to appreciate the value of the MX Vertical. I do miss the free-wheeling feature of my previous Logitech MX mouse, but it's a worthwhile tradeoff. My wrist pain has been eliminated, even after long sessions of use. I've not been using it long enough to validate the battery life claims, but a quick check of the Unifying Software tells me I'm good so far. An onboard way to store the receiver for travel would be nice as most of the travel cases I've seen don't have a dedicated place to hold it. Still, a minor inconvenience compared to the pain relief. Highly Recommended!

I've only been using this a few days and I felt the need for a quick review. I work at my computer for 8 to 9 hours per day and I'd developed severe wrist pain and discomfort. Had all the classic signs of rsi or ct. Within 24hrs of using this my pain has almost completely subsided. I'm a heavy pc gamer as well and this mouse has also replaced my G305 gaming mouse without any issue. It took a minute to get used to the movement but once that was conquered, this mouse is amazing. Pair it with the ERGO K860 keyboard and you are all set. (you also only need to use 1 usb dongle if you pair these)

Nice on my bad wrists, but it does cause my wrist to hit the table and I get a small red sore. If you have a mouse pad with a wrist cushion, you'll be good. Before I had this one I would sometime use my left hand but with this one, it's impossible to use my left hand. It took me about 2 days to get used to it but now I like it. Love how I can just recharge it by plugging in my android's USB-C cord every 2-3 weeks versus replacing the battery.

I usually don't buy Logitech as I'm a Corsair guy but I have a soft spot for the odd. The weird angle that the mouse sits at got me curious enough to try it. Within an hour I was hooked on it. It feels so natural and I'm not sure why they never designed anything comparable up till now. I haven't tried gaming with it yet but I'm sure that will come later. The battery life is excellent and installation was very simple. I tried my Corsair Scimitar after and the difference was night and day. I highly recommend this mouse!!

While it didn’t help with the pains in my wrist, it did help with relieving the pain in my thumb so still a win. Well let me clarify. The pain in my thumb and wrist where my thumb connect felt better. The side of my wrist facing down hurt more often. It has a great battery life. I’ve had mine for a little over 2 years now. I use it for 8 hours, 5 days a week and charge it maybe 3 times a year. My left click is starting to have issues. Trying to highlight by holding the button down causes chaos for me now. I have to really hold the button with more force. This also impacts anything I try to click and drag. Unfortunately it didn’t start having issues until it was a month out of warranty and I assumed it was only a 1 year warranty and waited 2 more months for it to get worse to find out it had a 2 year warranty. I did contact Logitech just in case they had an option for replacements but they did not. So with that I’m now in the market for a new mouse with the same features. Definitely getting an extended warranty on the next one. Am I sad it’s not working properly? Yes. Will I buy another from Logitech?? Maybe. I’ve never had a mouse button quit working so I’m hoping it’s a fluke and not a common issue with this model.

I was using a regular mouse and started to develop some pain from either carpal tunnel or tendinitis and so I did a little research and this was one of the recommendations. I can say that it has greatly reduced the tension and pain that I have been experiencing before with the regular mouse. It takes some time to get used to but it is worth the time and the money!