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April 2022
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Ergonomiskt korrekt mus för bästa avlastning
Lättanvänd och flexibel tack vare Logitech Options
Både höger- och vänsterhänt modell
Använder både Bolt och BT
Kan användas för att växla mellan tre enheter
Otroligt skön och prisvärd datormus. Mjuka följsamma knappar med fin respons
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Kan kännas liten om du har stora händer
Saknar laddbart batteri
Bakåt-/framåt-knapparna är inte lika tysta och smidiga som de övriga
Comfortable vertical design is well-suited for all but extra-large-sized hands, Connects wirelessly with its USB receiver or via Bluetooth, Scroll wheel has a free-scrolling mode
Small number of programmable buttons, Mouse feet are fairly thin and don't glide as smoothly as more conventional mice, Bulky; isn't designed to be slipped into laptop bags or cases, Scroll wheel lacks L/R tilt buttons
The Logitech Lift has an idiosyncratic design, which may not work for everyone. It has a few software issues to iron out, and a rechargeable battery would have been nice. Still, the Lift has an awful lot to like. From its striking design to its excellent...
Sammanfattning: The Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse is designed for people with relatively small hands (19cm or 7.5 inches), the MX Vertical is recommended over the Lift Vertical. See: The best ergonomic mouse: Make work more comfortable There are right- and left-handed ve...
Publicerad: 2022-04-21, Författare: Arif , testad av: onmsft.com
Sammanfattning: Computer mice come in all shapes and sizes, but all are not equal. Some are designed to be compact and portable, others are for gaming, and some are for productivity. Logitech, though, has the new Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse, which is all about comfort...
Sammanfattning: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OHSA) claims Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) strikes hundreds of thousands of workers each year— one in every 50 workers have developed a long-term condition and I've grappled with it for years. That's wh...
Publicerad: 2022-04-20, Författare: Jason , testad av: Laptopmag.com
Comfortable ergonomic design, Quiet, tactile click switches, Smooth, responsive scroll wheel, Great battery life, Available in right- and left-handed configurations
No horizontal scroll, Weird to get used to at first, No rechargeable battery
The Logitech Lift is a fantastic mouse that is more comfortable to use over long periods than anything else I've tried. While there are a couple of small issues, they are easily forgiven when considering the lovely ergonomic design, tactile buttons and le...
Easy to adapt to, Provides superior wrist and palm support for small to medium-sized hands, Left-handed option, Can control and share files across three PCs, Three Bluetooth and one dongle connection
More texture would provide a better grip, No onboard memory, Not rechargeable
Handsome, compact vertical design, Available in version for lefties, Rated 24-month battery life on one AA cell, Can seamlessly swap connections among up to three devices, Compatible with macOS
Not comfortable for larger hands, Shallow switches offer little feedback
The design-forward Logitech Lift is an affordable, versatile vertical mouse with an ergonomic bent, but its compact size won't please users with larger hands...
Stiff scroll wheel button, Connectivity button not easily accessible, Not great for gamers
With fantastic ergonomics to ensure comfort and wellbeing, customisable keys to streamline workflow and excellent connectivity, the Logitech Lift vertical mouse will quickly become the PC peripheral you can't live without...
Sammanfattning: The ergonomics of the Logitech Lift vertical mouse make toiling away on the computer for hours on end just a little easier – and much less painful. The way we work at our computers often puts our bodies in unnatural positions, so having any peripheral, wh...
