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!

This is the second vertical mouse I have owned, the previous being from another manufacturer.I am very happy with this device.First of all, the mouse is more comfortable to hold, being as the shape provides sufficient support for the whole hand, and not just the thumb, which combined with a slightly grippy soft touch rubberized texture allows the hand to sit stably on the mouse without any grip force. The soft texture is also more comfortable to hold than the hard surface on some devices.The device also benefits from a built in rechargeable battery, and comes with a USB-C port and USB-A to USB-C charging cable which also allow the mouse to be used as a wired USB peripheral whilst charging - or in case wireless connectivity is not available.The device will connect via bluetooth (which synchronises instantly and without any delay to an Apple MacBook Pro - which is not the case for all bluetooth peripherals). I've experienced no lag or breaks in connectivity connecting via bluetooth. A compact USB:A wireless dongle is also provided in case of no / poor bluetooth connectivity - although I've not needed to use this myself.The device works out of the box without driver installation on a mac - but provides additional functionality if Logitech options software is installed, such as Battery Status indicator, button programming, DPI setting (with switchable profiles on a dedicated button), ability to set application specific settings, and "Logitech Flow" which allows automatic switching of wireless profile to a different device (computer / tablet etc.) when moving mouse to the edge of the screen, also allowing copying and pasting between devices.Device supports 3 separate wireless profiles which can also be switched manually using a button on the base of the device - as well as automatically using the logitech flow software, allowing device to be used with multiple computers / mobile devices.I'm particularly impressed with the (perceived) build quality of the device - the materials feel solid, the button and wheel action is positive, and the device feels "quality". It's too soon to say if this will translate to long term reliability... however this feels much better made than my previous device from another manufacturer, which started failing after only ~2 years of use.In terms of negatives...The thumb buttons (which are mapped to forward / back actions be default) don't feel completely natural to use - especially the front button, which due to its positioning has to be pressed with the end of the thumb, and can result in pushing the mouse or accidently left clicking at the same time... this is probably something which may improve with familiarity, and is fairly insignificant overall.It's also worth mentioning that no provision has been made for the storage of the wireless dongle in the base of the device - so in the event that you don't normally use the dongle, then have a device that requires usage of the dongle, then the dongle will probably be lost in the bottom of the "safe place" where you have stored it... or maybe that's just me!All in all, if you are looking for a wireless vertical mouse, especially one with full mac compatibility without requiring a separate dongle, then you'll probably struggle to find a better alternative.

I spend 40hrs+ every week using a mouse - I thought it was time to upgrade from daily driving tiny laptop mice, to something that's comfortable and will hopefully limit any injury/hand pain in the future.I've been using this daily for 6 months now. First impressions - it's lighter than it looks. It's also comfortable (as you'd expect), and I actually had almost no adjustment period whatsoever. It all felt intuitive and easy-to-use right from the start.Other pros - battery life is top notch. I've only had to charge it for the first time recently. The forward/back thumb buttons are also solid and well, positioned. Same for the main left and right clicks.My cons - the mouse wheel is nice, but I wish it was the fancy free-scrolling one you see on other Logitech mice in this price range. Maybe it's not possible because of the angle. Also, the mouse is large - I can't believe they couldn't find space for somewhere to keep the USB receiver when you're not using it. Even the smallest laptop mice manage that (including Logitech). That seems like a bizarre omission.Overall - easy to set up (no software necessary), comfortable for hours, easy to use, slightly odd-looking.

Bought this to replace a cheaper vertical mouse when the buttons started behaving erratically. This feels much better made and the buttons have a more positive feel. I started using vertical mice to relieve mouse/tennis elbow, and they really do help. I was dubious as to how long the battery would last without charging, and I'm absolutely flabbergasted to report that it has managed 2 months on a single charge. Not only that, but you can charge it whilst you are using it.

After switching from the Apple Magic Mouse to the Logitech MX Vertical, I can confidently say there's no going back to a regular mouse for me. While the Magic Mouse does have its unique capabilities, the ergonomic design of the MX Vertical has been a game-changer for my wrist comfort and overall usability. It’s perfect for those who spend long hours at a desk.What really impressed me is how customisable the MX Vertical is. I’ve configured the buttons to replicate the key features I relied on with the Magic Mouse, so I don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything essential. The battery life is another standout feature—I honestly can’t recall the last time I charged it, which speaks volumes about its longevity.Additionally, the seamless ability to switch between my work computer and personal computer with the press of a button has made multitasking so much easier. It’s a small feature, but it adds a lot of convenience to my workflow. Overall, the MX Vertical combines comfort, functionality, and thoughtful design in a way that truly elevates the user experience. Highly recommend it!