Logitech Lift Ergonomic Mouse Review: Silent Comfort

⬆ Whether you've experienced discomfort or know someone who has, the Logitech Lift could be the answer.

In today's digital age, we're spending more time than ever in front of screens, making ergonomic solutions crucial. In this video, I describe my experience using the Logitech Lift, a vertical mouse designed to alleviate common aches and pains. Surprisingly, the initial strange feeling using a vertical mouse quickly fades after a few days of use. This mouse is perfect for small to medium-sized hands and offers a proactive approach to ergonomic well-being.

Highlights:
- The "Smartwheel" scroll wheel adjusts to your movements, although I wish it included Logitech's superior MagSpeed technology.
- Between the silence of the scroll wheel and the use of Logitech's "quiet click" technology, the mouse is impressively quiet.
- It supports up to 3 device connections with easy, one click switching between devices.
- A single AA battery can last up to 24 months in the Lift.

Don't miss the chance to enhance your computing experience with the Logitech Lift. It's time to prioritize your comfort and well-being. Thanks for watching!

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⏱️ Timecodes:
0:00 Ergonomics Introduction
0:53 What does it feel like?
1:22 Size
2:03 Do you need an ergonomic mouse?
2:29 Smartwheel
3:12 Mouse Sounds
4:06 Colors
4:31 Battery and Connectivity
5:15 Mac Version
5:40 DPI Button
6:06 Conclusions

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[vanhoot]

My mother has arthritis and I purchased this for her as she had to shift a more at home job. This ultimately made a major difference for her quality of life. She was able to no longer have wrist pain. Stopped using a guard and it fit naturally in her hand. I have the model before the one in the video. I mainly purchased it for her because I had a master MX from a few years back and it works. Impresisve product. It also uses an upgraded version of their "dark field" tech which allows the mouse laser to work on the vast majority of surfaces. The older ones worked on glass even. Not sure if it still does but it works on plenty of surfaces with ease and a level of smoothness that is relatively unmatched for what I know. Great review but also keep it up. I know even a simple comment can make a difference for a budding creator.

[desertoo]

I was a bit hesitant to get this mouse. Believe it or not, I was using a 2007 Logitech mouse, and I loved it. Needless to say, it was starting to fail on me—scrolling was not working properly—and it impacted my workflow significantly. I looked for the exact same ergonomics, but I couldn’t find it anywhere. The guy at the store mentioned this vertical mouse, but for some reason, I just didn’t pay attention to it. After spending a few good hours looking for my new mouse unsuccessfully, I decided to give this mouse a try. BEST DECISION EVER! This mouse is simply so much better than my old one. I felt a bit strange using it for a few hours or maybe a day, but now I MUCH prefer this vertical mouse’s ergonomics style and grip. The only thing it doesn’t work well for me is when I game; for everything else, it is PERFECT. Thank you very much for this great review. Cheers from Brazil!

[ΠέτροςΑγγειοπλάστης]

This is a great review! (Your video came up first when searching for this specific mouse in the Brave search engine.)
If all your other videos are of similar quality then your channel deserves many more subscribers.

[TheDanielleboutwell]

I love your new set! And great stache.

[titusm]

This type of mouse is a MUST if you work at least 3-4 hours a day on a pc.
Me personally I would ban the normal mouse because it is a safety hazard.

I started having weird pains in my wrist but not when on pc. It manifested after when doing any type of physical work. After using this type of mouse the pain disappeared. (I was around 28 year old back then) I use this type of mouse for almost 10 years now.
The person who invented the normal mouse should have built it like this from the start.

When typing on the keyboard the issue is not that much present as for the mouse.

[elo_]

Nice review! How would you say the color an material is holding up? Does it look dirty or anything you would like to share there? I have the MX vertical for years now and it has this forever shine that is on the rubber

[gtc]

Thank you for this review, very informative!

[Lennart]

Just a tip, but maybe you can link the 'don't buy Logitech for Mac' video in the description as well. It is only that I saw it way under the description (is that a new function?!) because the description box was still open while I was typing this comment. I think a ton of people who have been on YouTube for an insanely long time are used to videos that are mentioned are linked in the description, and don't know about the new linking option way at the bottom past the chapter section. I didn't know and I use YouTube intensively. Besides, 3rd party YT viewers most likely do not have the API for that 'new' linked video implemented, whereas description boxes usually are. In the end, I think it could at least somewhat boost your views.

[mattgeorge]

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