Logitech Lift
Grip angle: Vertical, 57 degrees
A vertical ergonomic wireless mouse designed for smaller hands, with a natural handshake grip angle.
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Pointer devices evaluated on ergonomics, sensor behaviour, connectivity and software.
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Grip angle: Vertical, 57 degrees
A vertical ergonomic wireless mouse designed for smaller hands, with a natural handshake grip angle.
Weight: 99 g on the product page, 95 g with the battery in the support specification
A compact wireless mouse intended for travel, with an electromagnetic scroll wheel and multi-device pairing.
Sensor resolution: 8,000 DPI
An ergonomic wireless mouse with a high-resolution sensor, quiet switches, an electromagnetic scroll wheel and multi-device pairing.
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The Lift is a vertical 57 degree mouse recorded at 125 g for small to medium hands.
The MX Anywhere 3S is a recorded 99 g travel mouse that works on glass and most surfaces.
Three reasons to look past the MX Master 3S: you want less weight, a smaller mouse for travel, or a vertical grip.
A mouse that suits a long session depends on hand size, grip angle and weight. Here is which of the three recorded mice answers which situation.
The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S records surface support as working on glass and most surfaces, at 99 g.
The Logitech Lift is recorded for small to medium hands at 125 g with a 57 degree vertical grip. Our records set that answer and stop at hand size.
Yes, it works on macOS over Bluetooth or with the vendor receiver. The advanced features depend on the vendor software.
Choosing an ergonomic mouse is a sequence of decisions, not a spec sheet. Here is the order to make them, with the recorded mice used as worked examples.
A 57 degree vertical mouse at a recorded 125 g, intended for small to medium hands, reviewed from the recorded grip angle, weight and connectivity.
A 99 g travel mouse that records support for glass and most surfaces and a 70 day battery figure, reviewed from its recorded specifications and the.
One changes the angle of the hand, the other shrinks the body. The recorded grip angle, weight, hand size, battery life and surface support for each mouse.
The same wireless platform and the same 70 day battery figure, a different body. The recorded weight, buttons, sensor and surface support for each mouse.
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