Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse Black

Meets the expectation of having a better hand/arm posture. I have relatively small hands, so the size (medium) is just the maximum possible size for me.

As long as the mouse works it's a fantastic thing. I bought one for home and one for work. But with the first one, the left mouse button started to become difficult after a few months. The click is not registered every time, even if you press the button in exactly the same way every time. Recently the second mouse has the same problem and according to the internet this is a known problem. Considering the price, it's disappointing.

Mouse bought to replace the Logitech MX Vertical, which started showing the semi-known mouse click problems after 2 to 3 years. While it's the same brand, I've also had some positive experiences with Logitech, so I thought I'd try it again. The mouse works fine, but unfortunately it is relatively small (maybe even too small for my hands). Advantages compared to the MX Vertical are the longer battery life, the Smart scroll wheel (I prefer that of the MX Master 2S) and that the dongle can be stored in the mouse. The disadvantage is that you are left with a battery and you cannot be wired for when the battery is empty.