Logitech Lift for Business, Graphite, Logi Bolt, USB/Bluetooth

The Logitech Lift mouse is mediocre for FPS gaming as it isn't designed for this use. It's very heavy, and its maximum polling rate is extremely low, so your in-game cursor movements won't feel nearly as smooth as those made with a dedicated FPS gaming mouse. On the bright side, it feels sturdily built and has a comfortable right-handed shape well-suited for all but extra-large-sized hands.

Ever since I got a vertical mouse about 6 months ago, I’ve been using it daily and never looked back. My wrist was starting to “itch” inside, so I had to do something quickly before it develops into something more serious. The mouse of my choice at that time is the Logitech MX Vertical. At the time of purchase, the mouse was already discontinued so I had to buy from some other retailers that still have leftover stock. It’s not perfect and it was rather expensive. Then recently, Logitech announced their new vertical mouse – the Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse. It’s cheaper, fixed a lot of issues, and has a lot of upgrades over the MX Vertical. So in today’s video, I’m going to share my user experience after using the new Logitech Lift vertical mouse for the past 2 weeks. Also, treat this as a review plus comparison with the MX Vertical because I’ve been using it for the past 6 months.