Logitech MX Vertical - Vertical mouse - ergonomic - optical - 6 buttons - wireless, wired - Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz - USB wireless receiver - graphite

Product Overview

AI-generated summary

The Logitech MX Vertical is one of those “stop fighting your wrist” mice that actually earns its keep. If you spend all day clicking, scrolling and doing spreadsheets, the vertical grip takes the strain off in a way that more traditional mice just don’t. It’s also genuinely solid for business use: smooth optical tracking on office desks, great multi-button layout for productivity, and the battery life is good enough that you’re not constantly thinking about charging. At £99.10 ex-VAT, it’s not cheap, but it’s usually good value for anyone who’d rather pay once than deal with ongoing niggles from repetitive strain.

Who should buy it: office power-users (finance, analysts, CAD-adjacent roles, admin teams) who are already feeling wrist/forearm discomfort or who want a more ergonomic setup. Who might skip: casual users, right-hand-only users who can’t be bothered to learn a new grip, or anyone who prefers an ultra-ambidextrous shape—this mouse is very deliberately “vertical,” so it’s not for everyone. In short, if you’re on a computer for long stretches and your current mouse feels wrong, this is one of the better ergonomic buys. If your current setup is fine, you’ll probably feel the difference—but you might not feel £99.10 worth of difference.