Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Wireless Mouse with Bluetooth and Quiet Clicks

The Lift’s 57-degree vertical shape is designed to encourage a more natural forearm position, which may make long stretches at a desk feel less demanding. Its softly textured grip and thumb rest give your hand a defined place to settle, while quiet clicks keep everyday work less audible.

It’s made for small to medium right hands, so its fit is specific rather than universal.

Quick sizing guide

Logitech describes the Lift as a fit for small to medium right hands. If that matches your hand, the upright shape and snug thumb rest are intended to support a relaxed grip during regular computer use. For example, you might use it through a morning of email and document work, scrolling between pages with the SmartWheel and reaching the buttons without moving your hand far from the mouse.

The size guidance is worth taking seriously: the listed fit does not establish that it will suit larger hands or left-handed use. If you want a mouse that works for several people with different hand sizes, a conventional ambidextrous shape may be a more flexible choice.

Pros

• The 57-degree angle is designed to promote a more natural forearm posture than a standard flat mouse.
• A textured grip and thumb rest add support where your hand sits, rather than relying on a smooth, low-profile shape.
• Quiet clicks and a SmartWheel suit shared workspaces or focused desk sessions where noise and controlled scrolling matter.
• Four of the six buttons are customizable, giving you some scope to tailor shortcuts to your work.
• Bluetooth Low Energy or the included Logi Bolt USB-A receiver provides two connection options.
• Logitech lists compatibility with Windows, macOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS, and Linux, including Apple devices such as MacBook Neo laptops.

The ergonomic design is the main reason to choose this over a basic wireless mouse, it is less compelling if you simply want a familiar, flat shape or need one mouse for both hands. From the way it is set up, the Lift prioritizes a particular hand position over broad, all-user fit.

Spec sheet

• Name: Logitech Lift
• Type: Vertical ergonomic wireless mouse
• Colour: Graphite
• Connectivity: Bluetooth Low Energy or included Logi Bolt USB-A receiver
• Buttons: Six total, four customizable
• Movement detection: Optical
• Features: Quiet clicks, SmartWheel, ergonomic design
• Compatibility: Windows, macOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS, and Linux
• Battery life: Up to two years
• Recycled plastic: Graphite version includes 70% certified post-consumer recycled plastic

Final verdict

You’ll like it if you want to try a vertical mouse for daily desk work and have small to medium right hands. The wireless options, quiet clicks, and customizable buttons make it practical for regular computer tasks, while the upright form is the key difference from a basic mouse. Logitech also says the design was assessed against criteria set by leading ergonomists, that is useful context, not a promise that the shape will feel right for everyone.

It’s not for you if you need a left-handed model, have hands outside the stated fit, or prefer a familiar low-profile mouse. The supplied details do not specify the battery type, so check that separately if it affects your choice.