Logitech Lift review

The Lift is the most practical first ergonomic mouse for most people with wrist strain. Logitech sets it at a 57-degree vertical angle, which puts the hand in a handshake position instead of flat on the desk, and adds a soft rubber grip and a thumb rest. It is sized for small to medium hands, and Logitech sells a dedicated left-handed model, which few vertical mice offer. Power comes from one AA battery that Logitech rates for up to 24 months, and it connects over Bluetooth Low Energy or the included Logi Bolt receiver, with Easy-Switch to move between up to 3 devices. The 6 buttons are customizable in Logi Options+, and Logitech describes the clicks as whisper-quiet. The limits are clear in Logitech's own FAQ: there is no side scroll wheel, and the sensor tops out at 4000 DPI. People with large hands may find it cramped and should look at the MX Vertical, which uses the same angle in a bigger body.

Who it is for

small to medium hands and left-handed users with wrist strain

Price

$79.99.

Day-long comfort, great for small to medium-sized hands. 1.1k $79.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

• 57-degree vertical angle for a natural handshake position
• Optimized for small to medium-sized hands, with a dedicated left-handed model
• One AA battery, included, rated for up to 24 months
• Bluetooth Low Energy or the included Logi Bolt USB receiver, with Easy-Switch for up to 3 devices
• 6 customizable buttons and a sensor that scales up to 4000 DPI

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Only wireless mouse on this list sold in a dedicated left-handed version
• Strength: Up to 24 months on one AA battery, so no charging routine
• Strength: $79.99 is the lowest verified price among the vertical mice here
• Weakness: Logitech says it is optimized for small to medium hands, so large hands should look at the MX Vertical
• Weakness: No dedicated side scroll wheel, per Logitech's FAQ
• Weakness: Tops out at 4000 DPI, half of the 8,000 DPI on the MX Master models

Key facts

• Price: $79.99
• Grip angle: 57° vertical
• Hand size: Small to medium
• Battery: 1 AA, up to 24 months
• Left-handed model: Yes

Where it ranks

Logitech Lift is No. 1 in our Best Ergonomic Mice verdict.