Comfortable design ; Multiple connection options ; Built-in, four-month battery

High price ; No slot for wireless receiver ; Requires a firm grip ; Bulky shape

It takes some time to get past the odd design, high price-point and quirks of a vertical mouse, but the MX Vertical is a comfortable, smooth-performing mouse.

Design ; Battery ; Shortcut keys

Not for left-handed users ; Price

Ergonomic vertical design ; Precision and speed ; Customizable features

Expensive ; Some software issues ; Easy-to-lose USB dongle

On the other hand, if you don’t want to compromise on either design or customization, and you’re prepared to spend $100, the Logitech MX Vertical is likely the best choice on the market for you.

For the right user it could restore mouse use;Logitech's gret build quality;Takes a lot of getting used to

Comfortable ; Accurate ; Has everything at your fingertips

Larger than a regular mouse ; Taller and can get in the way when moving about your desk

The Logitech MX Vertical will change the way you use your mouse for the better. It does take some adjustment but the long term result for users who spent a lot of time on their computer will be high productivity but with less strain and fatigue. The...

Very comfortable to use; striking good looks

Takes time to get used to; not as functional as other models; right-handers only

It’s a visually striking device that won’t spoil your desktop by looking like it was prescribed by the NHS – but compromises in function and practicality have been made in order to keep that stylish Hadid-style curve. If you can spare the time to...

Ergonomic shape fits natural hand positions ; Customizable side buttons ; Easy on-the-go tracking speed changes

Not as useful for high-intensity mousework (like gaming)