Logitech Lift Vertical

All right, so the Logitech Lift is a really solid everyday mouse. If you have smaller hands and want to make working at your desk a little more ergono...

A few that come to mind are MX Master 3s, Razer Pro Click, Logitech M590, Logitech M330, Logitech Lift Vertical. You could also mod a mouse to make the main clicks silent, see YT for tutorials. The only issue is with the mice listed above is that not every button is that silent, so side buttons and scroll wheel may still be relatively noisy, something to keep in mind.

I wanted to like this mouse, but just couldn't. Ergonomic mouses are something Im very familiar with and use on a daily basis. My recent one broke and wanted to try out this Logitech one, but it wasn't to be. CONS: I have longer fingers and the mouse was just too small. I had to scrunch my fingers u...

I'm interested in the Lift but I don't want to be forced to install software just to use my mouse.

Does Logitech Lift require the Options+ software in order to be usable like the MX 3s?

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 origin...

Ive tried Logitech Vertical and it was too big for me. Lift is smaller and with less sharp edges, the hand envelops the mouse quite nicely. I suspect it will not be comfortable for someone with a big hand and for someone with a medium hand your mileage may vary.As for your points:- I dont use it everyday, day in, day out.- The build quality is OK, soft yet strong rubbery plastic.

I've never really noticed how I use a mouse until I got this one. I tend to work with very little space, so I'd pick up the mouse to reposition it when scrolling over a large area (I use two 1080p monitors so that's a lot of scrolling to get from one side to another). I'm currently using a left hand...

I bought the MX keys and master 3 combo, but I'm not liking the shape of the mouse so I decided to try the MX Lift and Vertical. The lift was able to connect to the existing bolt receiver, but i'm having issues connecting the vertical to bolt. I want give away the master 3 mouse along with the bolt receiver. I was able to connect the vertical to bluetooth, but it won't connect to the bolt.

Left-handers are used to using right-handed gear. In the past, to limit stress on my wrists and tendons, I've used a pointing device (mouse, trackball) on both the left and right side of my keyboard in order to alternate. This means that I have years of "muscle memory" of the left button being the p...

July 2022 Review after about 1 month of using this Logitech ergonomic wireless mouse. 5 days a week for full work days. Overall I would say it is a good mouse that probably does keep my hand and wrist more comfortable for longer. Or less harmed by bad posture than a classic mouse design. It takes ab...