Logitech Lift

I think the real winner today is Wu Lift. I anticipate this event has given enough content for her to live off for the next twenty years.

But anyone with larger hands will find the Lift a less-than-ideal solution to hand fatigue, and those folks might be better off with our Editors’ Choice pick, Logitech’s MX Master 3 Wireless Mouse, a larger, more traditional ergonomic mouse that's sculpted for comfort, but not angled like the Lift. The design-forward Logitech Lift is an affordable, versatile vertical mouse with an ergonomic bent, but its compact size won't please users with larger hands. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

Shark lift away at Costco. $200.

Running strong for 7 years now. You rinse the filters when they get dirty and replacement filters (when they're just done) are cheap on Amazon.

It sucks great 👍

The Logitech Lift is a wireless office and productivity mouse with a vertical design intended to keep your hand, wrist, and arm in a more neutral position. It's Logitech's second vertical mouse design, following the release of the more premium Logitech MX Vertical in 2018. This mouse takes a slightly more casual approach, and while the overall shape is the same, it's been scaled down to be more suitable for small and medium-sized hands

Echo Lift is a fine rod for about $100. 5 weight is kind of a do it all. 4 weight is a little better if you’re mostly targeting trout though. It may feel flimsy for bass.

I purchased this less expensive vertical mouse thinking it would fit my hand but very quickly i found the opposite was true as the mouse is too small for large handed persons. I returned it the second day I had it.

Make sure you have Z-Lift disabled, the lift and restart can cause those zits and gaps, looks like you also have stringing in the holes which indicate that.

The mouse is easy enough to use and conforms nicely to your hand, but there's lag on the movement. I end up having to lift it and move it so the mouse on the screen can pick up the movement again. Not great

Logitech Lift. I think it's pretty new. It's technically for smaller hands which is why I picked it up - most ergo/vertical mice are too big for me.

This review is primarily for the left handed version. When Logitech introduced the left handed Mouseman in 1991, it was the first and only ergonomic mouse for left handers. Merchants refused to dedicate shelf space to it, so it was short lived.

The latest version is leaps and bounds above the origi...