As I began to suffer from intermittent pain in my hands, it was clear to me that something here had to change. Since giving up the smartphone or computer is not really possible today, so I started looking for accessories and methods that would make it easier to use, and maybe even reduce or prevent the pain. One of the first recommendations I received was to replace the regular mouse with an ergonomic mouse. Admittedly, it was not easy. Not just the habit of changing the habit, but also the size of most of the mice, which were just too big for me.
Then the Logitech Lift landed on my desk. One of the first things I noticed, after the way it was held, was the fact that it just fit me better on the palm, which did not have to strain to hold it properly. However, he admits that it took me a while to get used to it, both due to the different hand position and the fact that until now I would sometimes use a mouse with my left hand, something that is now not possible (although a special version for left-handers can be purchased).
When using the mouse, the hand is placed at an angle of 57 degrees, which does not require special effort, and its weight – 125 grams – makes it relatively light. The various functions of the mouse can be managed using the software + Logitech Options, which allows, among other things, to control the various buttons and create special shortcuts.
Alongside these, you can also choose different gestures. However, the only thing I found strange about it – is the fact that its buttons are much quieter than the other mice I’ve used so far, so if you like the click – you’ll have to get used to living without it. Recommended retail price: NIS 299.