Logitech MX Vertical Advanced Ergonomic Wireless Mouse

I bought this mouse to combat muscle strain in my wrist and arm - so far it works brilliantly. Bluetooth button underneath makes it easy to switch between up to 3 different computers. I bought this mouse to combat muscle strain in my wrist and arm - so far it works brilliantly. Bluetooth button underneath makes it easy to switch between up to 3 different computers.

I am a power PC user, and spend 6-8 hours with my mouse and keyboard every day (no gaming).
So a good "ergonomic" mouse is important to me - I have several of them.
The Logitech MX vertical mouse is not cheap, it looks and feels unusual at first, and it takes a while to get used to.
After a couple of days, I found it easier to use than my previous favorite (the excellent Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic mouse).
Definitely recommended if you are a heavy mouse user - specially if you have wrist/RSI problems.
A seriously good mouse. I am a power PC user, and spend 6-8 hours with my mouse and keyboard every day (no gaming).
So a good "ergonomic" mouse is important to me - I have several of them.
The Logitech MX vertical mouse is not cheap, it looks and feels unusual at first, and it takes a while to get used to.
After a couple of days, I found it easier to use than my previous favorite (the excellent Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic mouse).
Definitely recommended if you are a heavy mouse user - specially if you have wrist/RSI problems.
A seriously good mouse.

It looks impressive but after unboxing it my first impression was "cheap!". It does hold true for the whole mouse though. The left side of it and bottom grip is nice but the top, scroll wheel and buttons appears to be from something I'd expect from a $2 store. My old Logitec M185 is of better quality. Aside from that I love the concept. It's REALLY comfortable and the angle is just perfect. Only problem is that I find it too big. When it comes to ergonomic mice I always have to get the small size if available. My thumb just reaches the back button and does not even come close to forward button.

I still give it a 4 star as I can see t...view more It looks impressive but after unboxing it my first impression was "cheap!". It does hold true for the whole mouse though. The left side of it and bottom grip is nice but the top, scroll wheel and buttons appears to be from something I'd expect from a $2 store. My old Logitec M185 is of better quality. Aside from that I love the concept. It's REALLY comfortable and the angle is just perfect. Only problem is that I find it too big. When it comes to ergonomic mice I always have to get the small size if available. My thumb just reaches the back button and does not even come close to forward button.

I still give it a 4 star as I can see that if it was a perfect fit, I'd fall in love with it.

This mouse is awesome for people with arthritis issues in their wrists and hands. I have found it amazing to use. If you have been searching for a mouse that doesn't hurt you to use this is definitely a good option. This mouse is awesome for people with arthritis issues in their wrists and hands. I have found it amazing to use. If you have been searching for a mouse that doesn't hurt you to use this is definitely a good option.

Scroll wheel unreliable and flakey: I returned one sample, new one gave similar problems but quite so bad. At times the scroll wheel stops responding. My work-around is to turn it off and on. Also at times the pointer jumps around. All in all, not great for this price. Scroll wheel unreliable and flakey: I returned one sample, new one gave similar problems but quite so bad. At times the scroll wheel stops responding. My work-around is to turn it off and on. Also at times the pointer jumps around. All in all, not great for this price.

You can see from the pics it's not vertical as stated in the title. It's cantered over at 57 degrees..um ..thats not vertical a. 90 degrees is vertical! I bought a similar mouse and it didn't resolve my hand/wrist/forearm issues because you still have to use your muscles to hold your hand over at 57 degrees. If you place your hand and forearm on a flat surface, thumb up, whilst seated and relax it completely the natural axis through your hand is 90 degrees to the horizontal or more not 57 degrees. Why on earth do they call it vertical?? You can see from the pics it's not vertical as stated in the title. It's cantered over at 57 degrees..um ..thats not vertical a. 90 degrees is vertical! I bought a similar mouse and it didn't resolve my hand/wrist/forearm issues because you still have to use your muscles to hold your hand over at 57 degrees. If you place your hand and forearm on a flat surface, thumb up, whilst seated and relax it completely the natural axis through your hand is 90 degrees to the horizontal or more not 57 degrees. Why on earth do they call it vertical??