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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.
A vertical ergonomic wireless mouse designed for smaller hands, with a natural handshake grip angle.
Full product researchYes, and the reason is a single recorded specification rather than a general impression. The intended hand size for the Logitech Lift is recorded as small to medium, which places it on the small hand side of the mice we hold, and its recorded weight is 125 g. In the same catalogue, the Logitech MX Master 3S is recorded for medium to large hands at 141 g, so the two mice are aimed at different hands by the manufacturer's own description.
The vertical angle is usually the part that matters more than the size label. A vertical mouse holds the forearm in a handshake position instead of the flattened, angled posture of a horizontal mouse, and that changes how a hand sits on the body of the mouse.
Hand size on its own does not decide whether a mouse is comfortable. Our records contain no measurement of grip feel, no hand measurement guidance and no information about palm support, because no such specification is recorded for the Lift. A small hand that prefers a horizontal shape may find that a vertical mouse asks for a different posture before it asks for less reach.
The records also do not state the sensor resolution or the button count for the Lift, so it cannot be compared with the MX Master 3S on pointing precision or on the number of controls. The number of controls is often the deciding factor in the other direction, when a buyer wants the thumb wheel the Lift does not record.
Every value above is recorded as read from the manufacturer's own domain and has not been checked against a specific product page. It is a documented specification, not a measured result, and no comfort claim in this page rests on anything outside the record.
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Why it is here: The subject of this question. Its recorded intended hand size of small to medium, its 125 g weight and its 57 degree grip angle are the values the answer is built on.
Grip angle: Vertical, 57 degrees
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Every value on this page was read from the manufacturer's own domain and has not been checked against a specific product page. It is the documented specification, not a measured result from our own use.FAQ
The recorded intended hand size is small to medium, and its recorded weight is 125 g. That is the specification the small hand answer rests on.
Source:Logitech official site
On the recorded weights, 16 g lighter: 125 g for the Lift against 141 g for the MX Master 3S.
Source:Logitech official site
Yes. The recorded grip angle is vertical at 57 degrees, and a vertical grip appears in the recorded feature list.
Source:Logitech official site
That cannot be answered from our records. The MX Master 3S records 7 buttons, and no button count is recorded for the Lift.
Source:Logitech official site
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Two recorded alternatives to the Logitech Lift: the Logitech MX Master 3S for a sculpted horizontal mouse with seven buttons, and the MX Anywhere 3S.
The Logitech Lift is a vertical 57 degree mouse at 125 g for small to medium hands, with a 24 month battery life. The MX Anywhere 3S is a 99 g travel mouse that works on glass. How the recorded specifications differ.
The Logitech Lift is a vertical wireless mouse for smaller hands, with a 57 degree grip, a recorded weight of 125 g and multi-device switching.
