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The area of the MX Vertical that comes in contact with your hand has a unique, textured rubber surface that aims to provide a solid and natural grip. Despite the 135g weight, which is far from lightweight for a mouse these days, the peripheral feels lightweight during operation. I can't really pinpoint an exact reason - it's partly the way it looks and how it feels. My second impression is that the MX Vertical looks cheaper than it is. The mouse lacks a pink rest so if your hands are large your pink may slide over your mousepad. For optimal ergonomics, you're supposed to grip the mouse gently. The odd shape reduces pressure on your wrist and provides a resting spot for your thumb. Logitech explains this is a more natural position and that the 57-degree vertical angle of the MX Vertical reduces muscular activity by up to 10 percent. It's a lot taller than the typical mouse as the MX Vertical is designed for a handshake-like grip. The mouse measures 78.5mm x 79mm x 120mm (H x W x D) and weighs 135g. The shape and texture are unlike any mouse I typically encounter.

The first impression of the MX Vertical is that it looks quite exotic. Inside the box we find the mouse itself, some instructions and legal info, the wireless dongle, and the charging cable. You can even get a taste of how the mouse's shape feels without having to open the box. In a retail setting, one of the nice things about this box is that it has a front window that can be opened to give you a good look at the mouse's design. The MX Vertical ships in a cardboard box with a green/grey color scheme.

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MX is the flagship mice series from Logitech and the MX Vertical is pitched as the firm's most advanced ergonomic mouse. The basic idea here is that an ergonomic mouse can help to prevent future injury or ease existing pain. This is where ergonomic input devices come into play. It's sort of an umbrella term used to describe a variety of symptoms and it's the most common computer-related injury. So why would you use an ergonomic mouse? The traditional computer mouse was not designed with ergonomics in mind and can lead to a condition known as repetitive strain injury (RSI). The subject of this review is the MX Vertical - a high-end ergonomic mouse. Last month I tested the ERGO K860 Wireless keyboard from Logitech and recently I've been spending some quality time with another product from the Logitech ERGO series. Logitech MX Vertical mouse reviewTypically, DVHARDWARE tests gaming peripherals but every once in a while we review products that focus on a specific niche.