You may not feel it on a day-to-day basis, but using a mouse and keyboard every day is bad for your arms. Holding a mouse forces you to twist your arm and wrist in an unnatural way, and doing so over and over again every day for years can stress and damage them. Ergonomic mice and keyboards, such as Logitech's MX Vertical Ergonomic Mouse ($99.99), offer healthy alternatives to the norm that are designed to minimize the damage to your hand. First released in 2018, the MX Vertical flips your grip so you don't need to twist in stressful ways. It's extremely comfortable, which is great, but the shape compromises the efficacy of the mouse, which is a problem for a productivity-minded product. Going Vertical If you've never seen a vertical mouse, the MX Vertical might look a little weird. The base is a familiar oval shape, but a curved handle rises from that base to create a shape that, from the top-down, you might describe as a seashell. At 4.94 by 3 by 3.34 inches (HWD), it's actu...

Logitech's wireless MX Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is incredibly comfortable, but that comfort could come at the price of reduced productivity for some users.

Vertical shape is comfortable for your arm, wrist, and hand muscles; Strong build quality; Great battery life; Can sync and quick-swap among three wireless devices

New shape takes some getting used to; Vertical grip is less accurate; No dongle storage

The Logitech G Pro Wireless' competitive-driven design, lightweight construction, and incredible sensor combine into an exemplary gaming mouse that has been proven to be deadly in the right hands.

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.

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

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

The Logitech G Pro Wireless is undoubtedly one of the best gaming mouse you can buy. On every single front it delivers perfection or as close to as is meaningful.

Great ambidextrous shape; Versatile removable side button system; Superb HERO sensor; True, wired-rivalling Lightspeed wireless performance; Long battery life; 80g weight.

Expensive; Not the most exciting to look at; No DPI button on top won’t please everyone.

The single best gaming mouse in the world – but it comes at a price.

Supremely comfortable; Versatile ambidextrous design; Fantastic sensor performance; Wired-rivalling wireless performance

Too small for some; Dull styling; Expensive

One of the biggest complaints often levied at wireless gaming mice is that they’re simply too slow and heavy compared to their wired rivals. Despite being free of snagging cables that somehow manage to get in the way of everything at all times, that liberty often comes at the cost of latency and...

Logitech's G Pro hasn't changed much, but a new sensor and new software are worthy upgrades on a great mouse.

I’m a big fan of Logitech products and have been using their mice and keyboard for years. I use their Craft keyboard daily and the MX Master 2S mouse daily. I was excited to try the MX Vertical because I do have inflammation in my mousing thumb and thought it might help.

4-month battery life on a full charge; Smooth movement on desktop; Multiple device switchable

Two years ago, I wrote that the Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum was "one of the finest goddamn mice I've had the pleasure of using." I sta...

The Logitech G Pro Wireless features flawless wireless performance and a top-notch sensor with a simple, stripped-down design.

Sleek design; Swappable parts; Useful software; Lightweight

Divisive DPI button placement; Expensive