Hi everyone! Has anyone used either mouse? Any other recommendations?

I have just now the Evoluent D Medium.. but it kind of sticks to your hand.. Thinking about the Logitech MX 3s now... but is it vertical enough?

Well, the Vertical takes this strain off the wrist. It's a solution for people who have a problem with it, usually it doesn't make sense to use it or buy it, unless you want to take care of your health. I do use MX Vertical with success, as I'm sitting next to screen long hours. It does exactly what it should do: help with wrist strain. So normal reviews does not apply to this product. Comparing prescription glasses with glasses for the city, where is the sense? (but I was happy to see this comparision because I'm looking for silent mouse this time around, although I consider the conclusions to be missed)

I'm an architect too and chose the Microsoft Surface Precision mouse, mainly because of its precise scrolling.

would really love to know your thoughts after a month. I just got the vertical but the smaller Lift model. I just used for 2 hours and my wrest is already bit tired. I kept finding me trying to grab it from the top, so seems like I'm looking for the angle similar to 3S. I couldn't find any review saying they are not feeling it and wonder if I used it wrong 😂

I was looking at comparing videos and I was curious if you made a decision on which one worked for you and which one didn't. I have the MX Vertical but is soooo tricky to learn it, and very difficult to pick it up. But does offer a good angle when keeping your elbow in a vertical position. I haven't tried MX 3s yet, but I might just go an buy it and try that one too.

Do you have a follow up on how you adapted to them? I got given the vertical one but it also feels a little big for my hands and very different to what I’m used to. Wonder if it’s worth getting it changed to the mx one.

The 3s has silent clicks which is nice as far as I know and I want one ! I have a MX2 right now, waiting for it to break. PS get the MX keys keyboard it is great.

So here is my experience as a heavy user 14 hours/day 6 days a week. After using the MX for about a year, my hand is starting to hurt lol. I have an average hand for a girl and i find it uncomfortable to hold the MX for a really long period. But the MX has some of the best scrolling wheels I’ve tried. I’m a designer so having a very intuitive tools is crucial to my workflow. Sad that I have to look for alternatives :( Going to buy the vertical and see how it goes.

I am trying to get used to the MX vertical, but I'm just sick of this mouse, it looks cool, but I think the 3s is more comfortable to use.

Unfortunately I haven used those because I’m left handed (The industry is not so much helpful) And as an architect I went with the Logitech universal g903. It has a lot of botos to asign revit and custom weight. Ps. Use an olfa for unboxing. Is very architectural. Lol.

Hello Ashley! Thank you for you videos! I've been planning to apply for Masters in UBC. Hoping I could connect with you, i have a few questions. Would really appreciate it! Also xD I still have my old Logitech mouse running but if I would change it, then for me it would probably be 3S too.

I have mx 3s it's very bad scroll when i scroll up and down fast it's not good for autocad user

MX master 3S awesome, but cannot compare as I have not used the other. Vertical not sure on the long term loading to the wrist. 😊

At a first sight, this vertical seems a flatiron 🙂

Hey lady, where is the review? You left us hanging 😜

DON'T BUY THIS. The mouse broke after a year, the right mouse button stopped working. Logitech does NOT want to repair the expensive mouse, so the service center claims that it was flooded