I just bought the lift. I use a non-vertical MX at work and it gets annoying how much I have to charge it. I also have tiny hands so I'm happy I made the right choice with the lift. Thank you for this video.
I used the Anker Vertical for 9 years before it finally gave up. When I ordered it again, they had changed the model to a sucky, cheap version. I tried the MX Vertical, but it was way too large (and high) for my average hands. The click sounds were also obnoxiously loud. I'll be ordering the Lift now.
Update: the Lift was TERRIBLE. The scroll wheel is located at the base of your middle finger instead of the tip. If you're a middle click user, this mouse is outrageous. Worse than the MX Vertical.
@Eurotool not for me.. the scroll wheel is perfectly placed at the last knuckle of my middle finger. If you hold the mouse in the palm of your hand, maybe (for me then it is at the middle knuckle), but that's not how you should hold/use it...
@@EverythingPractical True I have not experimented enough... did it hastily at the store the other day while a vendor was harassing me about phone plans promotions
Helpful review but could you add in your hand size for reference? Logitech uses “if your hand is 3 credit cards top to bottom or under in length then you have small or medium” and anything 3.5 cards and above the vertical fits best.
Thank you for your thorough review. I especially like the attention to detail with the sound of clicking. I would love to be entered in your drawing. I am a nurse and busy mom of 3 plus a dog. I’ve had carpal tunnel surgery on my left and right wrist as well as cortisone injections in my right arm for bone spur. I hope that switching my home mouse to an ergo type will aid in healing. Thank you.
the size of the MX vertical is absolutely perfect in my hand. The Lift is far too small for me. I haven't bought one of either yet, i intend to use it for gaming but not settled yet on weather it's worth the price.
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Both are absolutely nothing to use for gaming - they're even laggy in normal desktop use.
Just want to mansion, that there a Eneloop or equivalent rechargeables AAs and absolutely no need for not rechargeables in keyboard or mouse. At least i use them for so many years with no problems. And you are not bound to unchangeable build in batteries.
MX Vertical is amazing mouse, I am using it for 5 years now and still working, just the rubber degraded. Lift is smaller, I tried it for few days and had to get rid of it because of wrist pain from this mouse.
After gaming on an MX Vertical for two years, my left click button is already broken. I hope they updated this with the Lift and newer versions of the MX Vertical.
@@bloodybooger I think they use chinese switch for new models. My G502 proteus is still going strong after 7+ years, the only thing broken is scroll wheel's middle and right left clicks. My G604 has it matte body peeled off after just a year (after one was RMA was double clicking).
Batteries is the way to go for mouse, last longer for convenience, once battery dead after a mmonth you chance and thats it. Recharging one are the daily struggle.
Ok, nice review, I just have to mention 2 nitpicks: 1. Shouldn't it be "mice" instead of "mouses"? If not, sorry, I'm not a native English speaker. 2. With Logitech mice - or maybe all mice in general to be future proof - it's good to mention if it has Infiniscroll or not. Logitech has a patent on their scroll button - you can switch it to either scroll step-by-step like all other mice or let it scroll infinitely until you stop it. Really useful for long documents.
Hi, the scroll wheel clicks are defined enough for decent control in 3D work. I use it to navigate around some layouts myself without any issues. Depending on the work you're doing, maybe also consider the 3D connection Space mouse too. I've never used it but hear it's really awesome.
Thank you for the review! The Logitech Lift looks like a decent replacement for my 2007 Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 6000 Mouse. Wish i found this video sooner, so i could enter the giveaway too! :)
Hey! thanks for this video comparison, I'm actually considering getting one of those. BTW, I noticed that you still have the Samsung monitor and I just watched the video you did 1 year ago comparing this one vs the Dell... I just got the Samsung as well, I want to ask you, how has it performed after this time? any issues? defects or something that makes me cancel my order?? hehe Thanks a lot!!
Thanks for the comment! I would recommend the vertical mouse, pretty great. For the monitor, I still like the monitor, but I dont love it - only because OLED monitors are coming! I plan to switch to an OLED monitor myself when the prices come down a little, hopefully by mid 2023 - also when there are a few models out to see what features best suit me. Right now there are 2 from Dell out and I'm not 100% satisfied-but the Samsung OLED G8 might win me over that comes by the very end of 2022. But if you are going for a 34" model now, I still recommend the Samsung that I have. I dont have any issues, except I love OLED 😉 but OLEDs are at least twice as expensive at the moment. The only annoying part of the monitor is the input selection. The monitor does this automatically by scanning for input sources - sometimes it takes some seconds, when it would be nice to manually select it. If you're only dealing with 1 input, you won't notice. Otherwise, yeah, I'm still very happy with it. I hope this helps!
Hi, thanks for sharing this review. I'm going to order one of these, and I'm having a hard time deciding which one to choose (there's no place near me where I can try them). Logitech is a bit vague in their recommendations, they say that Lift is fine for small and medium-sized hands, and MX is good for medium and large. The length of my hand from wrist to fingertips is a bit greater than 18.5 cm, so it's near the upper border of medium size, hence both Lift and MX kind of suitable. Can you please clarify what would be in opinion a "large hand"? It seems like you've found that Lift mouse fits better into your hand. May I ask what is the length of your hand and width of the palm? Thanks
Hi, we have about the same size hands, from wrist to fingertips, I have 18 cm. I would recommend the lift for you. For the MX, I think one needs more of a large to huge hands, rather than medium for it to be comfortable to use 🙃
Thanks for the video and showing how the size of your hand fits in the Lift model. I have small to medium size hands and now i know the MX is not for me. If It is possible i want to be part of the "Lift" give away. Have a good day
Hi and thank you for being interested in the give away. This give-away is between 2 people, so you have a 50% chance to win. However, I do not see that you are a Subscriber (this could be in your settings that it is set to private - but this means I can not see if you are subscribed or not, thus not being able to enter you into the drawing). If you would like to update this setting on your RU-vid account, I am delaying the drawing and I will check again in 1 week! Good luck!!
Hello, and congratulations! You have won the drawing for a Free Logitech Lift! I was unable to find how to contact you directly as your channel does not show/allow direct contact.. So - please send me a private message to claim your prize :)
hola. me pasa que cuando estoy en la configuración y pongo el desplazamiento de la rueda a natural. es decir si bajo, baja y si subo, sube.... pero no va, a alguno le pasa? se sabe la solución?
Thanks for your video. I'd like to be entered in the give away if its not too late. To compare the size difference you might have put your hand on screen on a blank paper, maybe with a 1/2" grid and a ruler, in Metric and Imperial, and helped people to see the size comparison.
As both of these have optical sensors, they will have issues on a glass table. If you are looking for a mouse that will work on glass, you can check out the Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX that uses a darkfield laser but is not as ergonomic as these. Or, you can use a mouse pad 🙂
