In Switzerland, Logitech engineers and designers gathered to brainstorm and decided to surprise the world with something new and interesting. Ideas were scarce, but one of the designers’ eyes fell on a child’s craft made by the daughter of one of the engineers. It was a complex hyperboloid made of plasticine. Eureka! exclaimed the designer. And thus, the world saw the wireless Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse.
Jokes aside, curiosity is not letting go. Who, and for what purpose, came up with a mouse manipulator in such a complex shape? The manufacturer’s website states that in the working position, the forearm is in a natural position, without tilting. But no one asked about the vestibular system’s work. After all, the hand operates in a different plane.
Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
The manufacturer claims that the wireless mouse is comfortable for people with small palms. Suitable for children and adults. Available in graphite, pink, and cream colors for right- and left-handed users. The device is wireless, lightweight. The magnetic wheel ensures cursor precision and speed on the screen. Weight – 125 grams, resolution – 4000 DPI.
The price of the Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is $70. For a Swiss brand product, this is a quite reasonable and very affordable price. The manipulator operates via Bluetooth. It connects to any devices without drivers. Therefore, it will be of interest on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android devices. Such an unusual mouse makes a nice gift or a thoughtful present for a creative person on a special occasion.
