Ergonomic wireless mouse Logitech MX Vertical, MX Vertical, 4000 DPI, RF Wireless + Bluetooth, right-hand, Graphite, office use

MX Vertical is an ergonomic vertical mouse from Logitech’s MX series designed to combine science-based shape with high tracking performance. Its 57° angle places the hand in a natural handshake position to reduce wrist pressure and forearm strain while preserving precise cursor control. The mouse features a high-precision 4000 DPI sensor, an on-device DPI speed switch for instant sensitivity adjustments, and a rechargeable battery that can last up to four months on a full charge with a one-minute quick charge providing approximately three hours of use.

Advantages

The vertical 57° design reduces pronation and distributes muscular load across the forearm, helping lower discomfort during extended use. A 4000 DPI sensor enables finer pointer control and reduces required hand movement compared with standard 1000 DPI mice. Onboard DPI switching allows fast transitions between speed and precision, and long battery life with quick-charge capability minimizes downtime.

Key specifications

• Design: ergonomic vertical mouse with 57° angle
• Sensor resolution: 4000 DPI high-precision sensor
• DPI switch: onboard cursor speed/DPI adjustment
• Battery: rechargeable; up to four months per full charge (actual life varies)
• Quick charge: 1-minute charge ≈ 3 hours of use (actual time varies)

How to use

Place the MX Vertical so your hand rests in a natural handshake posture, fingers on the primary buttons and thumb on the side controls. Use the DPI speed switch to change pointer sensitivity instantly for different tasks—lower DPI for detailed work, higher DPI for faster navigation. Recharge the mouse via the supplied cable; a short one-minute charge provides several hours of operation, while a full charge restores the maximum battery runtime.

Recommendations

For reduced wrist strain, position your forearm and elbow to allow a straight line from elbow to hand while using this mouse. Compare cursor movement to a standard 1000 DPI mouse to observe reduced hand travel and adjust DPI to suit your workflow.