The BEST Vertical Ergonomic Mouse to BUY

Ergonomic mice can offer amazing benefits for your health and comfort. But finding the right one for you can be challenging, so we compared all of our best vertical Mice!

Logitech MX Vertical
Logitech Lift
Lenovo Go Vertical
Evoluent Vertical C
Evoluent Vertical 4
Evoluent Model D
J-Tech Digital V628M
CSL E-VE
CSL Model 300569
Anker AK-UBA
Delux M618 Plus
Delux MV6
Zelotes C-18
Zelotes T-30

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00:00 Intro
02:17 Lenovo
04:07 Logitech
09:14 Evoluent
16:06 OEM Mice
18:20 Delux
21:35 Zelotes T-30
23:04 CSL & Anker
26:55 J-Tech
31:30 Zelotes C-18
32:50 Final Rating

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▶️ Which keyboard should you buy? - The Ergonomic Journey
▶️ Which keyboard SWITCHES should you buy?
▶️ The 7 things that make a keyboard ERGONOMIC
▶️ You can type much faster!!
▶️ Benefits and features of the new Dygma Defy ergonomic keyboard
▶️ The origin story of the Dygma Defy

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[Udrys]

Nice review, but a word of critique. When comparing several mice simultaneously, please use less pronouns like 'it', 'this one', 'that one' and just use names, don't be afraid of tautology. There were occasions where I couldn't see the gesture, that pointed to the mouse in topic or just didn't understand out of context.

[goatofdeath]

One thing I really like about this video is it continues to demonstrate how ergonomics are such a personal thing. I have the Delux RGB vertical mouse they showed but didn't really like. I absolutely love it and I use it without the palm rest. I have one of those super huge gaming mouse pads. I tend to do a combination of claw grip and arm move with that mouse and it works great set at 1200dpi. I also agree with the comment about the need to look out for the issue of a vertical mouse putting too much pressure on the corner wrist bone. While I love the vertical mouse, it did take some getting used to and teaching myself to rest most of the length of the side of my hand on the mouse pad next to the vertical mouse to avoid the corner wrist bone issue.

[craigwarren]

I have the logitech lift and love it. Nice that they've also produced a left-handed version too.

[tylerbyars]

Y'all were acting pretty goofy at first, but y'all came together and did the absolute best product breakdown review for anything I have ever watched. Bravo!

[Neha-wzcp]

I have small hands and I have the MX vertical from Logitech. I've been using that mouse for the last three years and it's pretty comfortable, you don't have to have large hands to be able to use it. The vertical mouse and split keyboard is what stopped my arm and hand from hurting.

[tankberry]

I have been using vertical mice for about 3 years now and while the Logitech Vertical made the pain in my arms a lot worse, I have found relief in the Evoluent D/4. It is true that the Evoluent are a bit flimsy and the design very retro they are extremely comfortable to use!

[SeppyDawg]

Thank you! And great background music ☺️

[myutube]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. I decided on the J-Tech Digital V638. It arrived today and I instantly adapted to it. No learning curve!!

[dontquitnoob]

Lol that ending. Great video like always very informative 😊

[Condor_]

This is a good watch! Though I feel like the moral of the story here is that there isn't really any "outstanding" ergonomic mice on the market. Each and every one of these have a compromise somewhere along the way, whether it be in the features, form, or quality. Then on top of that, the quality-to-cost ratio is generally just not very good, where it feels like you're paying a premium just for the shape while the rest of the mouse features are second-rate.

There is one mouse in particular I've had a keen interest in called the "Penguin Mouse" that I had the opportunity to test some time back. It takes a pretty unique take on the ergonomic mouse by changing the grip to what is essentially a gun grip! The primary mouse buttons are situated like gun triggers with the middle scroll wheel nested between them and there's a wide palm rest for the hand to rest on. It basically takes the more "joystick" like mouse design from the few you've tested in this video, but takes the concept a full step further.

Conceptually it's a super interesting mouse and I found it exceptionally comfortable to hold and use but like many options on this list, you pay a premium for the shape alone while everything else like the sensor, mouse buttons, and scroll wheel are just really subpar. But the _concept_ of the mouse I personally feel is very much worth exploring for the potential!


Thanks again for this video! Just like this channel in general, this is incredibly helpful in filling in an otherwise pretty empty knowledge base.

[areebhussain]

You guys are awesome. Just came across your channel and I love your passion :) keep it up and great vid!!

[neil]

Thanks for this video! Kinda leaning on getting a vertical mouse for work.

[Zivhayr]

I have the Evoluent, I started with medium and thought it felt a bit too small for my hand. So i swapped for a large... now it's too big! I feel like goldilocks
I'm really excited to figure out why there's so many vertical mice lying around in the Dygma office... :D

[zephyr]

I've been using the big wired DELUX for a couple years and I love it. It's super comfortable even in my medium size hands, I am just as competitive at FPS, and it works fine at low sensitivities too. It's not as silly as they make it look in this video. Best of all, no wrist pain.

[esparda]

Just seeing this now after getting a pale grey Logitech Lift and you guys nailed it on the head. This is the best vertical (or even horizontal mouse) I've had.

[RavenHairedSongbird]

Great video, thank you! I had the Anker it was too big for me, and the scroller is awful. Going to try the lift after this video!

[XMegaJuni]

Very interested to see what mouse you guys come up with. Looking forward to getting my Defy as well!!

[Prevok]

I have been using Evoluent mouses for 10+ years. Love them. I have tried many over the years and it's the only thus far that prevent pain in my wrist.

[anonimusnotengo]

So much effort and quality in this video! Thank you guys! I was looking for some reviews on different ergonomic mice. Still not sure why these aren't the default, especially after getting carpal tunnel after years of use the "regular ones"... also loved the subtle Zelda music in the background

[Capnsensible]

Really good and informative video. I think they 2 host conversational style is great; it has a natural and welcoming feel that I prefer over the usual style of one person talking at the camera. Noticing about halfway through that the subtle BGM is a FF7 remix was also a nice touch. Didn't notice the music at first, but then said I know that!" Keep up the good work, first video I've seen from this channel but it's an instant subscribe for me!