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In my use of this mouse and the Logitech Vertical, this mouse is better for those with big hands and has a better resting spot for the thumb. I found it more comfortable overall. Doesn't have any of the software features that Logitech offers, so keep that in mind.
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Anyone have experience with this compared to the Logitech vertical mice?
In my use of this mouse and the Logitech Vertical, this mouse is better for those with big hands and has a better resting spot for the thumb. I found it more comfortable overall. Doesn't have any of the software features that Logitech offers, so keep that in mind.
I've not used this model, but I have an Aopen that I'd bet is very close to this. I've used both the Logitech Lift and MX Vertical.
Differences:
Power - This takes an alkaline AA (might work ok-ish with rechargeable).
All the Logitechs, and also my Aopen, are USB-C rechargeable with ports that are reachable while using the mouse (my Apple Magic mouse is cowering from my glare)
Feel - Mice at this-ish price point feel cheap compared to the Logitechs, especially the MX Vertical, which feels like a tank in comparison.
Scroll wheel - All Logi MXs have free-spinning (good bearings) "fling it and let 'er spin" wheels. The Logi Lift, my Aopen, and from what I can tell of the amzn description, also this mouse all have ratchety wheels. This alone is enough to make me upgrade to a MX fairly soon (needed a rechargeable in a rush, and no deals on Logi MXes at the time). If you scroll through long docs/pages or find a free-spinning wheel useful for gaming, the MX is your mouse.
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Differences:
Power - This takes an alkaline AA (might work ok-ish with rechargeable).
All the Logitechs, and also my Aopen, are USB-C rechargeable with ports that are reachable while using the mouse (my Apple Magic mouse is cowering from my glare)
Feel - Mice at this-ish price point feel cheap compared to the Logitechs, especially the MX Vertical, which feels like a tank in comparison.
Scroll wheel - All Logi MXs have free-spinning (good bearings) "fling it and let 'er spin" wheels. The Logi Lift, my Aopen, and from what I can tell of the amzn description, also this mouse all have ratchety wheels. This alone is enough to make me upgrade to a MX fairly soon (needed a rechargeable in a rush, and no deals on Logi MXes at the time). If you scroll through long docs/pages or find a free-spinning wheel useful for gaming, the MX is your mouse.
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