Logitech’s Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is wireless, wrist conscious, and $69

Remember back in 2016 when having large or small hands was a big deal?

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What you need to know

Do you want a mouse that promotes proper forearm posture? Do you have small-to-medium-sized hands that just haven’t found a comfy clicker? Are you in desperate need of lefty-friendly (as in, left-handed) tech that features a not 58-degree, not 56-degree, but 57-degree vertical design? And do you want all of this comfort-attuned and health-minded specificity for the bold, daring,niceprice of $69? If so, check out what Logitech has cooked up.

That’s right: The Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse features all of the above perks and then some. It comes in pink, white, and black (with black being the sole option for left-handed folks in North America and Europe), has a 24-month battery life via a single AA battery, sports a design that partially utilizes sustainable plastic, and works with the following operating systems: Windows, Linux, macOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS, Android.

And it gets better. The mouse features “whisper-quiet clicks,” customizable buttons that will do whatever you tell them to do, and a thumb rest so you don’t strain yourself while hard at work typing and clicking all day. Truly, $69 can get you far here. With that said, if you’re looking for alternatives, check out ourbest mouseguide to learn about the most capable clickers currently on the market.

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