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

Frankly, the Logitech PRO Wireless completely blew me away—even when I put on my extra nitpicky face. This is truly one of the best mice out there, but inside the low-weight wireless category I can safely say that it's the absolute banger.

Top-of-the-line sensor; Fantastic buttons; Main button switches rated for 50 million clicks; Exceptional wireless technology; Safe; widely usable shape; Very light for a wireless mouse

Mouse feet should be better; Very expensive

At the end of the day, Logitech has done a heck of a job with both the G Pro Gaming Mouse and the G Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. The one “issue” I had with the mouse cable slight fraying aside, I can’t say that I have a single complaint about either product, nor the software that drives them.

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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