Logitech LIFT vertical mouse (review): Good, but...

[@teohontech7141]

Been using this for a month now and I still hit the top of the mouse occasionally when switching hand to the keyboard.But I really LOVE the silent click. At time of this review, this is the only mouse with silent quick that can be paired with 3 devices.

[@riaz8783]

And just like that Logitech announces the MX Master 3S

[@teohyc]

@@riaz8783 On hindsight, I prefer MX Master 3S for two features: silent clicks & ability connect to 3 devices

[@Porkoro]

II think the vertical mouse is good, I work in Animation and have been using a vertical mode for over a year and it’s helped my wrist and hand immensely, I recommend getting an “Anker” vertical mouse it’s very affordable and I prefer it over the Logitech vertical mouse, I have both, the smart scroll and quick switch on devices is the only reason I got the Logitech one.

[@ubwzwd4518]

Yeah, I'm using the Anker one now. It's really comfortable. And relatively cheap.

[@Aaron_Lesse]

I have used the same Anker Vertical mouse for nearly five years now. I really do love it! My only (and I mean ONLY) complaint is that it has a loud click and takes more downforce to activate the main buttons than some other mouse options. I am thinking about giving the Logitech Lift a chance to see how it compares to the Anker.

[@singlehorn2520]

Was waiting for this review. Thanks man.

[@natphil8377]

Aren't carpal tunnel syndrome and other ergonomics-related issues best prevented? That is, adopt measures to prevent the onset of conditions in the first place. :)

[@syamsudiantosutarsa4769]

Agree, once you get CTS its already too late

[@Porkoro]

I suggest your to try out Anker vertical mouse it’s as good as the Logitech one and 80% cheaper Only thing is it doesn’t have the additional features that Logitech has. I have both and I prefer the Anker one but since I’m a designer I need the additional features

[@G-rig6969]

Yes, which is why vertical mice after great. Especially helped with tennis elbow. There's no reason not to use a vertical, especially if you're in the chair all day. Prevention is worth it and fatigue free. I've got the mx vertical and wouldn't mind another, not sure how the new one compares.

[@JewTube001]

Yes, if you're over 30 I would highly suggest moving to an ergonomic mouse (actually just buy everything ergonomic).

[@princej0]

Very good point regarding possible problems when moving hand from keyboard to mouse and vice versa. It's one of these things that no one talks about but can be very annoying.

[@slightlyprofessional]

I recently got this mouse to try and alleviate a shoulder issue. I’ve used it for about 2 weeks and it’s helping my shoulder. But I wish there were more grippy surfaces on it. for instance where your thumb rests and even on the left and right click buttons.

[@JewTube001]

I have carpel tunnel, so I need to use a vertical mouse.

[@Juancelhoy]

Que modelo de notebook windows es? Gracias!!

[@abhijitpanda524]

1:54 What are you doing with your left hand ? Oh , I get it ! Nevermind

[@marwasa7344]

Shoud I press buttons with scroll to do scrolling ?? Please answer.. Thanks

[@teohontech7141]

Just scroll the wheel and it will scroll. No button presses needed.

[@marwasa7344]

@@teohontech7141 thanks amillion

[@krioni86sa]

1:30 just lift the keyboard i guess XD

[@kunalgulyani2129]

Nice video

[@rei_2833]

For normal users and gamers : Just buy G502 hero for 25$

[@sobanya_228]

Normal users, maybe. But anyone who uses a mouse more than 4 hours a day, must have a vertical mouse.

[@rei_2833]

@@sobanya_228 I use my mouse 12 hours a day -_- About 6 for gaming and the rest for either studying or editing

[@dxtnguyxn4179]

@@rei_2833thats you though