Logitech Lift for Mac Wireless Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, Bluetooth, Quiet Clicks, Silent Smartwheel, 4 Customizable Buttons, Off White

Very easy to set up with a Mac or windows product. It is comfortable to use. However, there are other vertical mouse on the market that are a fraction of the cost, and are just as comfortable and easy to use. I do like it and I'm happy with it but for the price it is nothing super special.

Super easy to connect to MacBook- just turned it on and clicked "bluetooth settings" and it connected. Really comfortable. In fact, it was instantly more noticeably comfortable compared to my old traditional mouse... as I moved the old mouse out of the way and the placed my new mouse down, what a striking difference. Why aren't they all made this way? I'm sold.

The mouse fits comfortably in my hand and the connection is seamless everytime I turn my computer on.

Recently found out I have tendinitis in both my wrists, this has helped immensely as I can't really avoid using a mouse/typing with my job. It took a bit to get used to but now I don't want to use anything else.

This ergonomic mouse is so easy to get used to vs say a trackball mouse. The natural hand position means I'm gently swivelling my arm by the elbow and not stressing my forearm or shoulders. Just for reference I got a MX Master on the side and ended up returning that despite more features. Honestly the front and back buttons dpi control are all most people need. I'm wondering if Logi puts the gesture button from MX Master to MX Vertical to differentiate from Lift. For now Lift is the only mouse you need, especially with small to medium hands.

Exactly as advertised. Takes a little getting used to, obviously, and the scrolling is reversed (could be a design feature to make it more intuitive, but my muscle memory doesn't think so, so it might be a manufacturing flaw). Works wonderfully with my iPad Air, but it's not very portable. You should buy it if you don't take your computer out of the house much.

Nice mouse, comfortable to use and didn't take long to adapt to. The thumb buttons feel cheap but everything else about it works well and feels nicely made.

This mouse is shorter than the Anker vertical mouse I replaced with it. As someone with relatively large hands, the size difference is noticeable, and my fingers extend beyond the buttons when I have my palm resting on the mouse's body (as designed for it to). So, it makes me have to hold the mouse in a less-ergonomic way to be able to properly access and use the buttons. I wish my hand fit on it the right way, because the palm part of the mouse is nicely built and has a comfortable size and texture. Also, the left button's single click is so sensitive. It takes barely any pressure to trigger it. It's taken a learning curve to stop accidentally clicking it when I'm just resting my finger on it. Over all, I think if I had tried this mouse out in the store (instead of buying it, untouched/untested, online), I wouldn't have bought it.

I love the ergonomic side clicks, but they don't fit my hand well, even though they're labeled as S/M size.

It doesn't work as expected. Sometimes the click just don't happen. I press the buttons but the screen does not react in accordance: I can't drag a window or highlight text. It might be due to the Bluetooth, but then, it doesn't include the Logi Bolt USB Receiver, which I thought included (my bad but still, it doesn't work without it? Bad). I also don't feel it helps with wrist pain, so I'll prefer a normal mouse.