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Logitech Lift
Based on 24 credible posts from Bluesky & Hacker News. 1 filtered out as bot-like or off-topic.
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Scored November 11, 2026
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Owner reviews
Overall owner mood
Most owners are happy with it: 63% of 24 reviews are positive and 17% negative. Owners are divided on comfort & size and controls & input. Owners with 6+ months of use are more positive (100%), which suggests it holds up well.
What owners like
Nothing two or more owners agree on yet.
What owners complain about
Nothing two or more owners agree on yet.
Owners are split on
- Comfort & size 4 like it · 3 don't
- Controls & input 2 like it · 2 don't
Worth reading the reviews on these if they matter to you.
What owners talk about
- Comfort & size4 praise · 3 complain
- Controls & input2 praise · 2 complain
- Software & AI1 praise · 1 complain
- Price & value1 praise · 1 complain
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Every credible owner review, most detailed first. Bots, off-topic comments, and ones that say nothing about using it are left out.
I've had serious issues with my wrist in June (after decades of sitting in front of computer for most of the worktime), it hurt when bent or when using it for almost any load. [...] I switched from traditional mouse (HP 255 dual wireless) to my wife's Logitech Lift Vertical (she didn't use and bought based on my recommendation anyway, so replaced with my HP) and the pain/issues were gone in 2 weeks, not sure if it was thanks to the vertical mouse or if it would gone by itself, but just to be safe I keep using vertical mouse. [...] how do you crack your wrist (you mean sudden movement to left/right/up/down)? I crack finger joints, but would never think of cracking the wrist.
[...] I also have a 3D printed deck for it that sits over my MacBook keyboard and is quite nice. [...] I also dual-wield a Magic Trackpad (outside left) and Logitech Lift (which I have found to be vastly better for my wrist than a normal mouse, since it requires much less unnatural rotation). I’m also looking forward to the ZSA trackpad attachment for the Voyager. Interested to see whether it’s an improvement on the excellent Magic Trackpad. As an avid Magic Trackpad user, what do you think of the trackball? [...] I even have some spare keycaps which I bought from Tai-Hao (who manufacture the original keycaps, I believe). I bought the blanks from ZSA then sort of regretted it. [...] Goodness gracious look how much I’ve written about my keyboard. [...]
vertical mouse update: this week I got the logitech lift this week and have been using it for a few days still getting used to the precision of it but the adaptation was a lot easier than I expected! my wrist is so thankful right now, very glad I gave it a try
pretty sure its a logitech lift. [...] before i got it i was getting joint and wrist pain at the ripe age of 25. a vertical ergonomic mouse completely fixed that. [...]
Had to replace my Logitech lift with a perixx perimice, because despite being ergonomic for small hands I was having too much discomfort, triggering flare in my hand I hope this cheap mouse lasts longer this time, & that I feel better. I have used it before, extra small & comfy but not solid 😮💨😊🥹
lrp logitech lift my beloved.. i can also vouch for it too . been using mine for 4 years now with zero issues, its amazing..
I’ve been using the Logitech Lift Left for a few years now and it’s been pretty reliable. If you want something fancier from them you could go with the MX Vertical
I have been using the Logitech Lift vertical mouse for a couple years now and it is by far the best I've ever used. I have used the one that you have.
I've used my Logitech Lift for about 2 years and it really helps with wrist pain.
I've used the Logitech Lift for the better part of two years. Helped resolve too many years of ergonomic wrist strain
When I do use a mouse, I use a Logitech Lift because horizontal grip mice are uncomfortable, but now that I've retired and 99% of my time is on my MacBook Air, it's all trackpad, and my hands don't seem to mind it.
Claude Code Pro ($200, but worth every penny), Tech Talks Weekly Plus, Pragmatic Engineer subscriptions. Vertical ergonomic mouse (Logitech Lift in my case). [...]
I haven't found a way to reconfigure the side buttons on my Logitech Lift Vertical without that bloated software permanently running in the background on Windows. I'm honestly afraid to check how much it phones home. I wish Solaar got ported to Windows.
I got a vertical mouse and it has helped my wrist and hand SO MUCH! I have the Logitech lift I use with an ergonomic mouse pad that keeps my wrist at a better angle
i got the logitech lift after a few friends recommended it! luckily my hand was a good size for it - they give you measurements for the lift vs. the MX
I felt like I needed an ergonomic mouse because my wrists were starting to bother me. I got the Logitech Lift, and man so far I really love it.
After @eee1313.bsky.social raved about her "upright" mouse, I saw the Logitech Lift on a Woot.com sale and grabbed it up. Have been using it for a couple weeks now and my hand, arm and shoulder no longer have pinching pains in them every day!
my Logitech Lift vertical mouse recently started having left click issues and I use it daily for work where a misclick or a dropped drag could have some serious consequences
I got a Logitech Lift mouse to help with tendonitis at the end of the year, and it lags and slows down often... Did some research, turns out it's not just mine 🤡
I've been using a vertical mouse for years now and it eliminated wrist and hand pain for me. Right now I use the keychron vertical mouse and it's very nice. I had the Logitech Lift before that and it was more solidly built but less good of a mouse
I really like the ergonomics of Microsoft (now Incase) keyboards and mice. I've had four (!!) mice fail. Switched to a Logitech Lift recently and I'm quite liking it! But now my keyboard is starting to get flakey (this is my third...). [...]
I got the Logitech Lift. It’s weird at first and I still sometimes accidentally smack it cause it’s taller than other mice. But I think it helps!
I bought a vertical mouse (logitech lift) and I uh. idk what to make of it yet. maybe I'll get used to it.
I got a Logitech LIFT left-hand ergonomic mouse and called it LEFT in Bluetooth settings 🤷
The claims, and the evidence
What the brand claims
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What owners report
“I've had serious issues with my wrist in June (after decades of sitting in front of computer for most of the worktime), it hurt when bent or when using it for almost any load. [...] I switched from traditional mouse (HP 255 dual wireless) to my wife's Logitech Lift Vertical (she didn't use and bought based on my recommendation anyway, so replaced with my HP) and the pain/issues were gone in 2 weeks, not sure if it was thanks to the vertical mouse or if it would gone by itself, but just to be safe I keep using vertical mouse. [...] how do you crack your wrist (you mean sudden movement to left/right/up/down)? I crack finger joints, but would never think of cracking the wrist.”
“[...] I also have a 3D printed deck for it that sits over my MacBook keyboard and is quite nice. [...] I also dual-wield a Magic Trackpad (outside left) and Logitech Lift (which I have found to be vastly better for my wrist than a normal mouse, since it requires much less unnatural rotation). I’m also looking forward to the ZSA trackpad attachment for the Voyager. Interested to see whether it’s an improvement on the excellent Magic Trackpad. As an avid Magic Trackpad user, what do you think of the trackball? [...] I even have some spare keycaps which I bought from Tai-Hao (who manufacture the original keycaps, I believe). I bought the blanks from ZSA then sort of regretted it. [...] Goodness gracious look how much I’ve written about my keyboard. [...]”
“Had to replace my Logitech lift with a perixx perimice, because despite being ergonomic for small hands I was having too much discomfort, triggering flare in my hand I hope this cheap mouse lasts longer this time, & that I feel better. I have used it before, extra small & comfy but not solid 😮💨😊🥹”
“my Logitech Lift vertical mouse recently started having left click issues and I use it daily for work where a misclick or a dropped drag could have some serious consequences”
Common Logitech Lift problems
Problems most owners who mention them agree on, plus ones owners are split on.
- Comfort & sizeOwners split: 3 complain, 4 happyView on Hacker News
“When I do use a mouse, I use a Logitech Lift because horizontal grip mice are uncomfortable, but now that I've retired and 99% of my time is on my MacBook Air, it's all trackpad, and my hands don't seem to mind it.”
- Controls & inputOwners split: 2 complain, 2 happyView on Hacker News
“I haven't found a way to reconfigure the side buttons on my Logitech Lift Vertical without that bloated software permanently running in the background on Windows.”