The Logitech MX Vertical is an ergonomic mouse that looks as good as it feels
Ergonomic mice are among the least cool objects ever invented.
They are the NHS glasses of peripherals, and while you’re dimly aware that there have been studies into how they reduce, reverse, and then write a sternly worded letter to the mother of RSI, they’re not something you’d ever willingly grab a hold of.
Now Logitech, giant of the mouse world, has entered the vertical mouse market with the MX Vertical, a sleek upright mouse that’s designed to look good as well as reduce strain. Your hand rests in a natural handshaking position, like you’re always saying hello to your computer. It takes a few hours of practice, but once you’ve rewired your brain-wrist relationship, it’s comfortable and an improvement on the traditional mouse.
Sadly, there’s no left-handed version of the mouse planned, presumably because Logitech couldn’t afford to build a mirror-image version of their factory.
£92.99, logitech.com