The Logitech MX Vertical flips a traditional mouse on its side. ... Logitech lets you have this same level of possibilities for the forward and backward buttons on the left-hand side.

Logitech’s newer, smaller, slightly less sloped Vertical mouse, the Lift, could alleviate this, — and comes in more colors and a left-handed version. But being cheaper, at $70, it offers fewer ...

Logitech says the mouse has a resolution of up to 4,000 DPI. As for battery life, the company says the MX Vertical lasts up to four months on a charge and that it can gain three hours of use from ...

The Logitech MX Vertical can be yours for US$99.99. Pre-orders are open now on the Logitech website, with shipping scheduled for September. Product page: Logitech MX Vertical ...

Logitech's announcement didn't say whether or not the MX Vertical will have a left-handed model, so for now, this is a righty-only product. Beyond its ergonomic design, the MX Vertical boasts a ...

Logitech MX Vertical Mouse Is Flipped for Your Health. News. By Henry T. Casey published 20 August 2018 ... while the mouse's remaining two buttons sit on its left side. Holding it in my hand, ...

The Lift eschews the MX Vertical’s USB-C charging for a single AA battery and is available in a left-hand model, though they are both validated by US Ergonomics and come with a back-friendly AGR ...

The first, shown on the left above, is the MX Anywhere 2S, and is marketed by Logitech as a "Wireless Mobile Mouse". Hmm. As I will explain below, I have a bit of a quarrel with that description.

Logitech includes an AA battery with the mouse, which is a departure from the MX Vertical and its USB-C charging. Don’t worry about longevity, though, Logitech says the Lift can run for two ...

That’s the basic idea behind Logitech’s new MX Vertical ergonomic mouse, ... as you simply hold down the button and swipe your hand left or right to lower or raise tracking speed up to 4,000 DPI.

The MX Vertical, like other vertical mice, is rotated so that your hand sits at a more natural and comfortable position. Logitech says its 57-degree angle “reduces the pressure on your wrist ...