Logitech Lift review

The Lift is the vertical mouse on this list, built for people whose wrists complain after a long day of flat mouse use. Logitech angles the body at 57 degrees, which it calls a natural handshake position, and says this puts less pressure on the wrist. It is designed for small to medium hands, and a Lift Left version is sold for left-handed users, which is still rare among vertical mice. Clicks and the scroll wheel are described as quiet. It connects through the included Logi Bolt receiver or Bluetooth Low Energy, and one AA battery is rated for up to 24 months, so there is no charging routine. The sensor runs from 400 to 4,000 DPI, enough for office work, though Logitech does not claim glass tracking. At $79.99 it costs less than the MX models. Large hands are the main exception: Logitech's own sizing points them to other models.

Who it is for

Office workers with wrist discomfort and small to medium hands

Price

$79.99 at Logitech's US store when checked.

$79.99 Type Lift Lift Left Color Graphite
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 12, 2026.

Key features

• 57 degree vertical angle for a handshake hand position
• Right-handed and Lift Left versions
• Whisper-quiet clicks and a quiet scroll wheel
• Logi Bolt USB receiver included, plus Bluetooth Low Energy
• One AA battery rated for up to 24 months

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: One of the few vertical mice sold in a left-handed version
• Strength: AA battery rated for up to 24 months means no charging cable to pack
• Strength: Receiver is in the box
• Weakness: Logitech sizes it for small to medium hands, so large hands should look at the MX Vertical
• Weakness: 400 to 4,000 DPI sensor does not track on glass
• Weakness: Upright shape is bulkier in a bag than a flat mouse

Key facts

• Weight: 125 g (4.41 oz)
• Angle: 57 degrees
• Sensor: 400 to 4,000 DPI
• Buttons: 6
• Battery: 1 x AA, up to 24 months
• Price: $79.99

Where it ranks

Logitech Lift is No. 5 in our Best Wireless Mice verdict.