It’s been a month, and I’m still at 100% when connected via the Bolt USB receiver. Logitech promises up to 24 months of battery on one AA battery for the Lift. This mouse and I have already gotten so much work done for this website. I definitely wouldn’t use this mouse for gaming and would instead revert to one of the original offenders of my carpal tunnel, the wired Logitech G203. Though I love the Logitech Lift for general browsing and work purposes, I still find myself a little limited when shuffling between cramped menu items or adjusting a slider in programs like Adobe Lightroom. It works best with small, subtle movements, and every little twist of the wrist will immediately translate on screen. Using the Logitech Lift is like moving a pen on a WACOM tablet. But after about a week, I started to feel more comfortable with the movements required to operate a mouse like this. When I first laid my hands on it, I immediately regretted it, because it was such a different sensation than what I was used to. It took me a while to adjust to the Logitech Lift. Instead, it feels like you’re drawing a large picture with a handy tool. Since this is a vertical mouse, that’s where you’ll find your movements are concentrated, rather than flicking your wrist left and right, the way you would with a standard mouse. The grime on my Logitech Lift review unit is concentrated around the parts where you grip the hardest: the thumb and forefinger. The Logitech Lift’s Rose color is quite lovely in person, despite my hand grime. Now I’ve got to figure out a way to clean it. The only major bummer about this $ 70 vertical mouse is that it is not finger grease resistant. Its handshake style grip just give my fingers so much more room to breathe. After several weeks of use, I genuinely look forward to sitting down with the Logitech Lift to grind away at the day. The G305 is a solid wireless mouse, but I had to face the reality that aesthetics was not something I could continue to prioritize without increasing the toll on my body.įortunately, with the Lift’s cute colors and modern style, I don’t have to give up looks for ergonomics. Considering I had a wrist-pain flare-up before calling in this mouse for review, things got exponentially better once I switched to the Lift from another Logitech mouse, the G305. This vertical mouse is the first time I’ve ever used one, but it feels like an apt entry point into the world of better ergonomics. The Logitech Lift couldn’t have come at a better time.
Ever since I started working from home - way before this pandemic hit - I’ve been slouching, improperly propping-up keyboards and monitors, and wielding the wrong kind of mice.
It’s probably because I’m getting older, but I also have carpal tunnel from years of bad posture and ergonomics. The Logitech Lift is a solid vertical mouse, but it’s a little too susceptible to finger grease.
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