Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Wireless Computer Mice

This was my first vertical mouse that I have every had. I have had flat mouses for pretty much all my life. This was definitely a game changer, being a engineering student I use my mouse and laptop a ton, probably at least 70hrs a week, so over time the flat mouse would cramp my hands, but this one has been so comfortable. I will say that to use the initial USB setup is a bit tricky as you need a special drive for the AOC mouse to work, but it's USB connection works seemlessly. The best feature is the battery life, I have used it everyday for 3hr long classes and it will last easily one charge, the RGB gives it some style, and I love the portability of it being able to just pop it into my backpack. I have not had to set it up on another laptop so I am not sure about that but overall it is an excellent mouse and worth its price in my opinion

I have large hands and really dislike the trend toward micro-sized mice. I don't game and primarily use this for programming and office work. This mouse fits my large hand just fine. I like the fact that I can use it both plugged in and wirelessly. I've read reviews (on other sites) where people complained about battery life. If you leave the RGB lighting on all the time, yes, it does impact battery life. However, it has a great standby mode and is very conservative with battery usage when used wirelessly with the RGB lighting turned off. For those with carpal tunnel syndrome or shoulder issues, this style of vertical mouse is a godsend. It took me about a day to get used to it. If you are accustomed to hovering your hand (and lifting your forearm) with a traditional mouse, this is a different experience. It's best used with your entire forearm resting on the desk and just moving your wrist. I experienced noticeable relief when using the vertical mouse this way. It is very well built, and the display is sharp and easy to read. I am buying a second mouse as a backup. Overall: 5 out of 5 stars.

I was shopping recently and saw this on sale so I picked one up. I have been using a great gaming mouse (not that I game) but it was a wired mouse. I really like the accuracy of my wired mouse but the cord does get in the way at times. I have had wireless mice in the past but the batteries would not last as long as I liked. I have been using this Logitech wireless mouse for about a month and I really love how smooth and efficient it is. The scrolling action is superb. The buttons have a nice reactive response as well. It is a joy to use. I also love how smooth the scroll wheel is. I have not had to change a battery which is nice. I definitely recommend this mouse.

It is supper easy to use and customise lighting via led colours. I love the change in dpi (how fast the mouse pointer moves) by just click of a button. It really has looks and function locked. Would recommend if you have hand problems or love a cool mouse. Best to have a mouse pad

As always Logitech has what I need, the left and right mouse buttons do not make a click noise and just laying your finger on the button activates right click menu James k Luper

I have fairly small hands and it fits just perfectly for me. I love the lack of sound on the click. Been using for a couple of months now and have no issues thus far.

I bought this mouse because I was having a lot of pain using the magic mouse that came with my iMac. This mouse is so comfortable, and I started using it seamlessly. It's quiet, it's smooth and the optional buttons are convenient. I love it!

this is a great product. The fact that it has three options of wild, Bluetooth and wireless with a dongle is amazing. also, the DPI customized setting is great. I'm highly recommended for this product

Great for those with large hands and simple. Sometimes does not smoothly sdhift from LOGI sensor to bluetooth, requiring it to turn on and off to reset sensor settings.

Vary disappointed with so called hyper scroll wheel. Does not scroll smoothly and as fast as prior similar Logitech mouse did, and as advertised. Hyper scroll works well when scrolling online, but not in other applications where I need it.