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★★★★★ 5
Highly recommend! Best in the market bar none
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I would like to say this is the perfect mouse and probably the best mouse you could buy on the market and it doesn't even come close. You can modify the mouse however you like with a click on the app. It's truly been a life changing experience with this mouse. With that being said, the perfect mouse does have a few flaws but nothing that would make me not recommend it to anyone only just be aware of these things. 1. It's a vertical mouse, sometimes it gets in the way and your wrist will knock it over, it will happen I promise you. 2. Logitech has a Flow feature meaning you can connect the mouse to three different computers at once if need be, qyeah I'll say it again, three computers connection! Wow! Well I only use it for two computers, the Flow works flawlessly but my gripe is how it sometimes doesn't sync with my Logitech keyboard Ergo K860, unfortunately, the keyboard doesn't come with the same Flow feature meaning I have to depend on the mouse to do it and it doesn't work sometimes and I have to switch between the mouse transition button to the key board transition button which makes for a long headache sometimes. 3. Believe it or not connection is sometimes an issue, it losses Bluetooth connection often and it doesn't matter which computer I use I have the same issues at work and home so I use the dongle for straight connection. Oh wait there are issues with the dongle connection too? Say it ain't so? It is! The issue comes when you have two dongles like me, the keyboard and the mouse, and try to connect both, like I said I have two computers and Logitech will not allow for their ”universal dongle” to connect to two different computers at the same time terrible design flaw. 4. Again, this mouse is incredible but it can sometimes be a little too much incredible, I know, I know but hear me out. The mouse is flawless fast, one quick wrist jerk and that mouse pointer on the screen is jumping all over the place, it's been hard to find a happy medium with the pointer, it's either you adjust to slow it down, making it too slow, or adjust to make it fast, which is too fast, again no happy medium even though there are plenty of settings to toggle with. I believe most vertical mouse tend to be that way anyway only with this mouse you can really tell the difference and that could be a good thing or bad thing depending on your perspective, it's sometimes a bad thing for me on Excel sheets. So the final verdict is this is still the best mouse out there and worth every penny and I would still give this 10 stars if possible, it's been a wonderful experience with this mouse. Again, the negatives are not bad or to make someone not buy it and considering the other features this mouse can do I recommend anyone who works all day on a computer to buy this product I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Ergonomic Mouse for Long Workdays
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If you spend many hours at a computer and are looking for a comfortable, high-quality mouse, I highly recommend the Logitech MX Vertical. It has made a noticeable difference in my daily comfort and productivity.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
9.8/10, would buy again!
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I bought this mouse in Sept 2020 and it's been absolutely fantastic. Only now, 5 YEARS later, and under extremely heavy usage in both work and gaming pretty much every day, has it started to wear out and develop an issue with the left click button. Most mice don't last anywhere near that long under the same conditions but this thing was a freaking soldier!
Pros:
Vertical angle - this is the main reason to buy this mouse and I did notice after extended use sessions, significantly less strain on my wrist at the end of the day/night. FYI I also have a wrist wrest on my mouse pad to fully maximize this benefit. The 57 degree angle felt really good to me and didn't inhibit my usage or performance in any way.
Build Quality - Solidly built to handle the needs of the most demanding power users.
Battery - The battery life lasts a super long time and it warns you when its getting low, plus you can still use it while its plugged it and charging. Charging time is fast and I haven't noticed any significant drop in battery lifetime over many charge/discharge cycles.
Sensor - The DPI is high enough for gaming and also variable enough that you can lower it with a single button push to allow a 'normie' to use it when needed. Doesn't require a larger initial movement to begin tracking, making very fine and intermittent adjustments possible.
Scroll Wheel - Each single 'tick' of the scroll wheel is soft enough that if you need to scroll a lot you can make it go several at a time easily for faster scrolling. Also its completely silent when scrolling slowly.
Coating/Materials - The rubber grip is nice and not difficult to clean with a good spray and a microfiber cloth. The glide coating on the bottom held up very well and it still slides across the pad smooth as butter. The buttons have a matte texture to them that feels premium, which held up fairly well to being worn down.
Weight - Well balanced, not too heavy, not too light. It's not adjustable like some high end gaming mice but tbh it doesn't really need adjusting anyway.
Bells and Whistles - The multi device sync also works flawlessly and connects to the other devices very quickly when you switch with the button on the bottom. I never got to playing around with 'Flow'.
Software - Come free of any bloatware extras and doesn't appear to consume any more system resources than it needs to while running in the background.
Cons:
The price maybe? You could easily spend more than this on a mouse and end up with an inferior product. ~$90 every five years isn't terribly unreasonable for something that works this well for >8 hours a day every day. If you don't clean it regularly the coating can get a bit oily after a while, and you pretty much have to use a microfiber cloth as nothing else leaves it clean. Sometimes on a hot day it can leave your hand getting a bit sweaty, not because the mouse produces any heat (it doesn't) but because the grippy coating will absorb warmth from your hand and hold on to it for a bit. Maybe the texture on the main buttons could be a little more wear resistant. Eventually I wore off a small fingerpad sized spot on the left click button and that super smooth bit of plastic ends up feeling kind of oily even though its clean.
Final thoughts:
9.8/10, would buy again. The only thing I really wish this had was the ability to adjust the vertical angle. After some very long use sessions being able to switch to a slightly shallower angle would help to reduce the eventual strain even further. And if we're shooting for the moon here, I'd love it if you could swap out the outer body to a ventilated/open style body like GravaStar's mice to keep your hand from ever getting sweaty.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Easy peasy.
Pattern Name: New Version, Color: Black
The mouse works fine! The only reason I am giving it away to someone is because I really enjoy having side buttons that let me go back and forth between web pages/etc. Love the click sounds of the mouse too! :) Scrolling is fine, connection is fine, my hand is small and it feels comfortable. Small to take around and just great simple mouse.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great Wireless Mouse for Everyday Use
Pattern Name: New Version, Color: Black
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I’m really happy with this HP X3000 G3 wireless mouse. It’s lightweight, comfortable to use, and works smoothly right out of the box. The connection is stable, and I didn’t experience any lag while using it for work or browsing.
The design is simple and sleek, making it perfect for both office and home use. I also like that it’s very responsive and the battery lasts a long time.
Overall, this is a reliable and affordable mouse that gets the job done. Definitely a great value for the price! 👍
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026
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