🖱️ Logitech MX Vertical Wireless Mouse - Ergonomic Design, Reduces Muscle Strain, Seamlessly Control and Share Content Between 3 Windows and Apple Computers (Bluetooth/USB), Rechargeable, Graphite Review

As a designer who often works with Photoshop and Adobe, I've always needed a good mouse. During particularly long sessions, I experienced wrist pain with conventional mice. My favorite mouse is the Logitech MX Master. So when I saw Logitech launching a premium vertical mouse, I jumped at the chance to try it! First, it looks great and feels good in the hand. It didn't take me long to get used to the new position. It became natural very quickly. It's very light, which bothered me at first, but…

I ordered this mouse as I work 60 hours a week as a software engineer and my wrists (and basically my right hand of the mouse) were killing me and I thought it might help . Well, I took it out, and when I tried scrolling down the page for the first time, I found that there wasn't an obvious way to turn off that pesky clicky scrolling feature. (i.e. no free scrolling) After some research I found out that this was developed by Logitech. I've had dozens of Logitech mice and ALL had a free scroll…

I have some problems with the ulnar nerve/Raynaud's hand so I have to be careful with the ergonomics for blood flow. As a result I literally can't use a regular mouse and have to use a vertical mouse and spend over 8 hours a day on the computer/mouse for a week. This is the best so far. Evoluent's vertical mouse was better than any other, but this Logitech vertical mouse requires noticeably less effort to move the mouse and the hand is just a lot more comfortable when resting. Sure, there are…

I am a grown woman with very small hands. I am looking for a new mouse that is both ergonomic and compact enough to hold in my hand - a real challenge. This is a really good mouse and is 100% worth the money if it fits in your hand. Unfortunately it is too big for me. The side of my hand cannot rest on the table top/palm rest and still reach the buttons. I liked it enough to try holding it slightly different (higher) so I could reach all the buttons, but after a week I realized it was going to…

You have been warned. This mouse requires BT 4.0. Otherwise, you're stuck with a dongle or USB. I did not find this information when purchasing. My 2017 Mac Pro only has BT 3.0 so I need to buy a BT dongle. I think it's pretty stupid.

I was a bit nervous after reading the reviews. Will it fit my hand, will I like it, will it even work with my computers? So. it fits my hand perfectly (5ft 9in, right-handed, male). Huge difference from regular mice and I've tried a lot. It looks more comfortable and at the same time more accurate. Work (lots of writing and editing, some Photoshop) and buying another one for the house. Extremely intuitive. It pairs easily with a Blue Tooth (goodbye key!) to my 2018 MacBook Pro and 2017 iMac…

I got mine yesterday I would say 5/5 because it matches what I was looking for. The build quality of the mouse is on par with the MX Master and the angle is comfortable to use. I miss MX Master's super-fast scrolling and side-scrolling. Just the middle click makes this way better than the evolution options. The clicks feel and sound just like the MX Master.

I tried Evoluent and Anker before settling on this one. Evoluent is too heavy and makes your wrist look too vertical. The anchor feels great at first, but you end up putting pressure on the side of the arm, which is bad for people like me who have ulnar nerve problems. At first I wasn't sure about the shape, but the more I used it, the more I realized the ingenuity of the design. You end up supporting your hand with your palm and the angle is perfect for ergonomic comfort. The sensor is very…