[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely fantastic ergonomic mouse. It's pricey but well worth the money. I thought I noticed a difference in terms of decreased/lack of wrist strain almost immediately. Not certain how I've been working without this.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this mouse after I got an injury to my finger and using the standard claw mice was difficult. It’s is certainly more comfortable but has a learning curve and I notice I am slower at my tasks (3D + 2D designer) than I was with a regular mouse. Maybe I’ll get faster with more practice. I do get fatigue in my wrist at times but I’m not sure what to attribute that to. Either way good mouse, would recommend for daily light tasks. Not 100% sold for professional digital design work where mouse use is prominent
Solid ergo mouse with decent buttons and soft materials
on January 28, 2024
Posted by: Tan,Kevin
I've been using a MX master and decided to try the lift since my wrist was hurting. I think a more vertical hand placement would be better, but that would detract from the familiarity of a normal mouse feel of palming it. I would prefer a bit more resting area near the bottom of the mouse has I feel like my hand drags the surface. The back and forward side buttons feels a bit cheap and tacky. Not tactile enough. It'd be nice if it had the infinite scroll wheel but it feels smooth enough that it doesn't really need it. The mouse feet seem a bit sharp, and not contoured enough so it'd feel rough and scratch the surface you're moving the mouse on. Didnt use any software, I think the default sense is good out of the box.
I have been having issues with my right wrist, so I purchased a left hand version of the Lift for Business and it has helped me not use my right wrist as much while working and relieved the pain.