Logitech MX Vertical, Wire and Wireless Bluetooth Advanced Ergonomic Mouse

I switched to the Logitech MX Vertical after using the Logitech Lift, and I have to say, it's been a solid choice. The ergonomic design is a lifesaver for my wrist, especially with long hours at my desk. If you deal with RSI, this mouse is a must. It’s super easy to connect to multiple devices using Bluetooth or the USB dongle, and the 4000 DPI tracking is spot on.That said, it’s a bit on the pricey side, and with only four buttons, it might feel a little limited if you’re used to something more feature-packed. The device switch button on the bottom is kind of annoying, but it’s not a dealbreaker. Also, it doesn’t have some extra scroll wheel features from the MX Master series, which was a slight letdown.Overall, it’s incredibly comfortable and works great across different platforms. Recommend it, especially if you can grab it at a discount. My wrist feels so much better using this daily!

If you're considering this mouse seriously then you should definitely try it! I'm new to the world of fancy computer peripherals but I think this is a well-built and funky mouse. I already love it after maybe 2 hours of use - it feels like you're using something from the future and it looks awesome on my desk as well. The quality of everything (packaging, mouse itself, software) is leagues ahead of the standard £10 offerings and for less than £60 from Amazon Warehouse I think it's a fair price, too.Depending on your current mouse it might not have enough buttons but I haven't noticed this as a problem and with a compatible Logitech keyboard (like my K780) you can remap the mouse's buttons for when the fn key on the keyboard is pressed. The Logitech software (Options and there's another one for the Unifying USB connector) works without issue on my Mac. I did find that the Bluetooth connection was a bit laggy compared to the wired connection I used before but switching the Unifying connector has cleared this up and latency is not an issue now. I'm not sure if this is a general Bluetooth mouse issue, an issue with this mouse or a result of interference from where I'm using it.I have hands like spades but I wouldn't necessarily mind if this mouse was even slightly bigger! The general consensus, though, is that this is a big mouse so might be worth trying before buying if you have smaller hands. If it fits your hands it's very comfortable to use.Even the packaging mentions that this mouse has a learning curve but I haven't noticed it being massively different to my general experience of computer mice - it's striking how natural it feels in the hand. I definitely wouldn't choose to switch back to a "horizontal" mouse now.The USB-C port is rather stiff to plug/unplug and I've managed to knock it over already but I'm picking at small faults here, especially in comparison to how well it works the rest of the time. I like!

I have used this mouse for about 2.5years and it was perfect. Good size, good features, comfortable, 3 connection modes, excellent battery life, variable DPI... but a few weeks ago the left click started glitching. Selecting blocks of text is pretty much impossible to do in 1try, and drag-dropping also flickers, making it impossible for me to use this mouse. This is apparently a relatively common issue, and could be fixed cheaply by replacing the microswitch...but replacing it requires more equipment and patience than I currently have. The price being quite high to get another MX Vertical, I bought a cheaper alternative that I don't like as much, but at least it works and I won't feel as bad if it stops working after 2 years. A real shame, as I really liked the MX Vertical.

Normally use an MX Master 3 and I'd been getting intermittent pain in my wrist due to extended mousing over the last zillion years. It got to the point where I thought I should do something about it. So I got this mouse. Takes a week or two for the difference to become apparent but it has allowed my wrist to recover a little and I no longer get any pain. I'll go back to the MX in a few weeks and see if the pain comes back. Spoiler alert: It almost certainly will.Mouse is fine for general use although the lack of buttons and the configurability is poor. There's no super fast scroll wheel which is annoying. The software allows button configuration but the one I use most, minimise window, seems to only work on some apps. Otherwise it operates as a middle button and you get scrolling in a browser which I don't want. The software control of the mouse is significantly inferior to the MX Master 3. I've switched off almost all of the "functionality" because they don't work and just use it as a basic mouse. For that it's fine. For gaming it's OK, at least as OK as a normal basic mouse but again the lack of buttons and their configurability is an issue. But of course my wrist isn't hurting which is the main point.

Really is the best vertical mouse you can get on the market.The design and ergonomy is incredible, and really doesnt get you muscular fatigue unlike other mouse.Battery lasts for ages, and I also really did not want to have a battery powered mouse anymore : so this is perfect.The set up and pairing is literally done in less than 5mn, and like how easy it is to switch pairing with other devices.Only set back : the price which made me hesitate a long time...Feels a bit silly to spend so much on a simple mouse!So got it in the sale, and even so feels like an investment. However : really worth every single penny. It's expensive but do not regret purchasing it for a second.