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Logitech Lift

8.6Score
$70
Best price at Best Buy

The best-value way into vertical ergonomics for small-to-medium hands.

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ProductivityGeneral UseMac compatibility

Quick verdict

The best-value way into vertical ergonomics for small-to-medium hands.

Best for

ProductivityGeneral UseMac compatibility

Why we like it

The Lift brings vertical ergonomics to a mainstream price and hand size. Its 57° handshake angle keeps the wrist in a more natural position to reduce strain, while quiet clicks, a 4000 DPI sensor and four customizable buttons cover everyday work. It pairs over Bluetooth or the Logi Bolt receiver and runs up to 24 months on a single AA. For most people curious about vertical mice, it is the right starting point.

  • 57° vertical ergonomic shape
  • Bluetooth + Logi Bolt
  • Quiet clicks, 4 custom buttons
  • Up to 24-month battery

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Natural 57° vertical posture
  • Quiet clicks, easy multi-device
  • Great value for an ergonomic mouse

Worth noting

  • Sized for small-to-medium hands only
  • 4000 DPI ceiling
  • Vertical shape takes adjustment

Performance breakdown

Every product is assessed against the same five criteria, from specifications and use-case fit. How we score

Performance7.0
Design9.0
Features8.0
Compatibility9.0
Value9.0

Key specifications

Shape
Vertical ergonomic (57°)
Sensor
Optical
Max DPI
4000 DPI
Buttons
6 (4 customizable)
Clicks
Quiet
Connectivity
Bluetooth + Logi Bolt
Hand Size
Small to medium
Battery
Up to 24 months (1× AA)
Compatibility
Windows / macOS / Linux / ChromeOS

Who should buy it

Anyone with wrist strain and small-to-medium hands who wants a comfortable everyday mouse.

Who should skip it

Large-handed users (get the MX Vertical) and gamers.

Why choose this over the alternatives?

On price: This sits among the more affordable of the 6 mice we track.

  • It costs less than everything here that scores above it, by reference price.
Cheaper alternative
SetupArc8.5
$25–$40

Logitech Signature M650

Also suits productivity, for less money.

You gain: Typically about $30 less by reference price.

You give up: You give up a stronger Design score by going this way.

Worth stepping up to
SetupArc9.3
$120–$130

Logitech MX Master 4

The stronger option for productivity if the budget stretches.

You gain: Adds Haptics.

You give up: Typically about $60 more by reference price.

Price positions use our editorial reference prices, not live retailer quotes. Scores within a few tenths rarely decide a purchase — how we score.

Compare with similar products

SpecificationLogitech LiftThis productLogitech MX Master 4Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2
SetupArc Score8.69.39.1
Price$70$130$159
ShapeVertical ergonomic (57°)Ergonomic, right-handedSymmetrical (standard, not DEX)
SensorOpticalDarkfield high precisionHERO 2
Max DPI4000 DPI8000 DPIUp to 44,000 DPI
Buttons6 (4 customizable)8 programmable5 programmable
ClicksQuiet——
ConnectivityBluetooth + Logi BoltBluetooth + Logi BoltLIGHTSPEED wireless + USB-C
Hand SizeSmall to medium——

Where this ranks

Where to buy

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Final verdict

8.6Score

If wrist comfort matters and you have small-to-medium hands, the Lift is the pick. Larger hands should step up to the MX Vertical.

Alternatives to consider