I started with anker and switched to mx. If you are new to vertical mouse world - start with anker since it’s cheaper. Sensor in mx is superior because there is no lag. Also. Mx is heavier and feels more solid. Ergonomic wise both have a bit different shapes but I don't have a favorite one - both are nice. I've been using both after ma sculpt mouse and both are great.
I am really happy with my Anker mouse. I have the wired version which is cheaper than the wireless version and from what i get to know from your comments, the scroll wheel and buttons are fantastic even after being heavily used for 2 years. I am also a mac user but the forward and backward buttons work properly on it.
Hey man that was a great review,thank you for the comparison between the two of the mice,I can see your channel going far places keep up the good work and never let up! ✌️
I'm on my second Anker mouse. The first one lasted 1 year before the paint starting bubbling and peeling away. They have crap scroll wheels, quickly losing their tactility and becoming mushy. In Australia, the Logitech MX Vertical costs $180 and the Anker is $40, making the MX Vertical 4.5 x more expensive. The average lifespan of my Anker mice is about 1.5 years, meaning that the MX Vertical would need to last almost 7 years without developing faults, and I find that extremely unlikely. I suggest you buy replace the Anker mice and save your money, unless Logitech offers a 7 year warranty.
@@lachlanbowden1 Consumers shouldn’t be expected to fork out small fortunes to avoid “e-waste”. Governments should force manufacturers to stop making garbage that breaks easily.
Missing quite a few important points.... What's the scroll like? Does the Logitech have the smooth scrolling option? Thats the only reason I bought the bloody expensive mxMaster. What happens if u lose the dongle? Logitech is fine (Bluetooth+universal dongle) what about the Anker? Replaceable? Missed some very important points, but atleast video production quality is good.
No, the Logitech has a pretty regular scroll wheel. It offers less resistance than the Anker, but that's about it. Pity, considering that my old (cheaper) G502 has the a toggle to switch between regular and "smooth" scrolling.
Correction, the MX Vertical can connect 3 ways according to Logitech: THREE WAYS TO CONNECT Connect MX Vertical via the included USB-C charging cable, Logitech Unifying Receiver, or Bluetooth®.
My problem with integrated batteries is the same as I had with smartphones. Before if you had a problem with the battery you changed it for a new one, today you have to change the smartphone. they can tell me that the battery lasts 5 months and that it charges fast, that I still tend to think that in a short period of time, that battery will stop working as the manufacturer tells us, and that I will end up using the mouse connected to the cable all the time. I prefer to spend on batteries
Thanks. I'm more interested in the ergonomics. Both provide the wrist angle I need, but to move the mouse around do either of these require less grip press to move?
i just got the Anker Vertical and to be honest the shape it is very nice but the clicks are very clicky and heavy very heavy to click to the point it is unusable to me as i tend to somewhat bend my fingers like a hybrid fingertip to claw grip, lets just say that if are not strictly palm griping this thing DO NOT BUY this mouse the more you click the buttons closer to you and not at the very tip of the clicks the more infinite heavier they get.
@phillip kova and everyone, just worth a mention that that anker mouse is exactly the same model as the ones avaliable from aliexpress, they are all exactly the same with different branding and prices, you can get them both wired and wireless for as low as 5$
Having my MX Vertical for 5 months and I'm very happy. Just had to re-charge it last week, when I was at work. Just used it when an USB-cable on that day and it fully recharged. The only thing that I complain is that I cannot use the "gestures" feature of the other logitech MX Mice.
i just got the Logitech and it’s like going from a standard sedan to a luxury car. much smoother, nice weight, feels nice in the hand. i like charging it with a cable rather than having to keep batteries for it. still kept my anker for a backup, but i’ll probably never go back.
I have it the Anker one and after a year it does not roll as smooth as before. Also does not click as nice as before, I can change the switches inside but what a hassle. I suppose the logitech's switches will last longer so I'm considering getting it (just as other old Logitech mouses I have lying around that still work fine)
Another thing that is important to consider is how grounded the both devices are. I have the Anker but it tips quite frequently when I go to grab it. Would be useful to know how the MX Vertical performs.
I've moved from the Anker to the Logitech and the latter is much more stable. One thing that I don't think was mentioned in the video is that the slope on the Logitech is slightly lower, which personally I find more comfortable.
When I searched for hand and fore finger problems associated with repetitive mouse clicking I found out about Evoluent. Do you have experience or a preference with any of the Evoluent products?
@@twofacepalmer1212 in this video of the ergonomics guy ua-cam.com/video/B1t4_Iiv6gI/v-deo.html he show some vertical mouse recomendations, and there are evoluents models Did you buy one of these?
@@alexflores4458 Not yet... still trying to decide. One thing, even though many might prefer it, is the wireless aspect. I prefer wired connection due to not dealing with input lag and the need for batteries). As it is right now if I were to get one it would be in the order of 1) Evoluent (wired) 2) MX Logi (just because of the reliability factor) 3) Ankar (wired and inexpensive but as they say... you get what you pay for) and an honorable mention - R-Go (wired).
@@alexflores4458 OK... just checked out the J-Tech Digital Wired Ergonomic USB Mouse and ordered it. A lot cheaper but it got some good reviews. Ill give it a shot and let you know.
I've used Anker vertical mouse for over 5 years and I loved it. That was until I switched from Windows to Mac with my new Macbook Pro. The Ankser mouse for some reason isn't nearly as smooth with my Macbook. Often the curser will lag when moving the mouse, demonstrating inconsistent reaction times. The scroll wheel also is very laggy. It worked perfectly with my Windows HP laptop but is very hit and miss with my Mac. Not sure if this is a compatibility issue or if my mouse is just old and needs replacing
Same with me. Really love the anker mouse bc of its size and very comfortable. But when i use it with mac it lags a lot which is annoying tbh bc it kinda slows down my workflow. How I wish it works smoothly with mac too.
I think it's mac problem. I use logitech pebble mouse on my MacBook Pro and the scrolling wheel is so laggy but when I use it on Windows laptop it works amazing and have no troubles. Sometimes im thinking it's like their trick so we could buy their expensive Apple mouse😂
This was a pretty good review but as some others have mentioned there were some key points missed and i'll add that there is a big DPI difference between these. The Anker maxes out at 1600 DPI. The Logi is just set at 4000 DPI. This means the Logi is far more accurate which is important for precision work or gaming. 1600 is fine for normal use though.
I have the Anker and find it very uncomfortable to use because of this. I have to do extea work to click where I need. I keep using my gaming mouse for work as well
The Mac Mouse Fix application will make all shortcut buttons work on any mouse. The decision between the two should be based on ergonomics. Based on wht you said in the video, the Anker is better ergonomically suited to you hand. Side note: I tried the MX Master 3S for Mac mouse and found the angle to not be steep enough to replace my vertical mice. I wish logitech would make a vertical mouse with the same scroll wheel as the Master series.
I think Nulea is generally quite comparable. But I have not used the MX for a while yet. I notice that while Nulea feels way better than either of these, it causes fatigue to move it imo
I wish they made a small version. It does everything I want except I have tiny child sized hands so if you find it clunky, I have no hope! Thanks for a great review!
Hey! I am in pain after using Logitech MX vertical. I have very small hands. Do you think swapping to the Anker would benefit me? Tbh I didn’t even have wrist pain, I switched to the Logitech one for prevention
you don't have to always take the cord with you if the battery lasts that long. But I agree with the travelling part mainly coz of the size of the mouse
I'm trying to buy a vertical mouse for my mother. She had an accident and has had operations to her shoulder, but as she works on the computer she has been saying that it still hurt. She has an ideal desk that adjust its height, a good chair and a good keyboard. Now I just want a good mouse for her. She does have small hands but the logitech seems better quality and I don't want her christmas gift to be too cheap or not lasting... Guess my brother and I will pool to buy the logitech 🤷♀️ thanks for helping me make the right choice!
Phillip Kova She's fine now, the accident was a year ago but the operation was a huge deal and the pain comes back when she overuses her arm. Bones don't mend so easily when you're 50 ! I brought the logitech in the end, she's have a fine Christmas gift ! Thanks again 👍
how is the sensor on the anker? ive tried a number of ergonomic mouse off amazon and they all have this "floaty" feel to the pointer that makes it feel like its laggy or has acceleration. does the anker have this issue?
Lately my experience with Logi has been terrible. Both their ergo k860 which broke one of it's legs two weeks after bought and this mouse which now has a well documented failure on the right button.
Any ergonomic silent mouse out there?? I used to have one from Thrust looked the same but the silent function was advertised, which has cost 40 €, only the middle mouse button was fully loud, but there are also the cheap Thrust, CSL and so on, but people tell the buttons are casual loud. If buttons are not silent i can throw it instantly into the trash can. Any silent and ergonomic mouse out there?
In the time 2:12 is not written 57% (57 percent), it is written 57° (57 degree). In the time 4:51 he says that there are "2 options to conect" and that is false, there are "3 options to conect": - Dongle - Bluetooth - Cable (USB C) Please correct.
Hii, i have quite small hands even for a woman, do you think logitech could work for me or should i go for anker? I can't go to a store and try them out since they only have them online where i live.
I have very average sized hands I think and if I hold the logitech properly, my index and middle fingers are right on the curve of the left and right clicks, meaning they are almost too big for the mouse. But the mouse can be held comfortably fully in or loosely gripping so it seems flexible to hand sizes.
The build quality of the Anker is shit though. I have been using it for two years and it is also starting to lose its matte coating around the two mouse buttons. And btw... Linux exists. :)
@@Mike-wc3jo Clearly you've never had a good mouse. My current (not Anker/Logitech) one is over a decade old and *still* hasn't lost its matte finish. Two years is nothing.
they cheaped out on the mouse and designed it to fail after a year. the switches are only 10M's so they will fail in a 1-2 years. premium price but poor build quality. mine died in 1.5 years due to clicking issues(mis-clicking during dragging)
@@JoshKaufmanstuff my mx master 2 died randomly & was thinking of cheap ergonomic. Does the anker make scrolling sound like logitech? Don't want a silent scroll wheel
@@rsg5850 I got my wireless Anker for $17 @ Walmart.com, so it's a no brainer, but since the Logitech does not have Hyper-scroll there was no reason to pay more for it in my mind. (also its SUPER light, which felt cheap at first, but now my Logitech feels like a BRICK) Plus my hand does not get as hot and sweaty. The Anker has detents in the scrolling like a normal mouse (no smooth/ silent scrolling) Still missing my hyper scroll, but currently there is no Ergo- mouse that offers it.
@@JoshKaufmanstuff yes you are right none ergonomic have hyper scrolling & I miss it so bad plus the satisfying sound you feel when you scroll/hyperscroll. So Anker makes sound while scrolling right? I need that sound feedback plus step click. I got Zealot ergonomic and unfortunately has silent scrolling.
Have fun with your Logitech mouse when it's micro switches stop working properly after approx 1 year. Has happened to every Logitech mouse I've had, at least 5, in as many years.
That's been my problem as well, I'm on my third G305... which started miss-clicking this weekend, so looking at a replacement and considering an ergonomic model which is why I arrived on this review.
I will use the Anker wertical because i don't wanna spend over a hundred in my currency and the Anker vertical is 69 in my currency atleast the one i found and my pc doesnt have Bluetooth and i will Lose the USB that you put in pc
it's fucking ridiculous that premium products these days all come with integrated batteries. Screw that throwaway culture!! I'm not going to pay a premium for a product like that unless I can expect to be able to use it for longer than the life of the internal battery
@@asdf-oh9ob nice just noticed the searchbar in the middle, but at the same it begs the question what combination of os and browser gives such screen real-estate. its not f11 because there is no scrollbar on the left, also i dont think that windows taskbar on the bottom. intriguing .
im getting jumpy cursor too but I've had the anker for 2 years EDIT: I got fed up with jumpy cursor and plunked down the hundred bucks for the logitech. Been using it a week and it's been a night and day difference. ZERO jumpy cursor so far. Slightly different hand position, sore wrist initially but then I was able to sort of adjust my hand posture slightly and now no pain, no jumpy cursor.
@@sleepingturtle32 Yeah, you might just be stacking problems there. I think there are some mice that are supposed to work on glass. I guess it's a special laser technology though? I've definitely used other mouses in the past that just couldn't handle glass.
I have the Anker cause it was cheap! I hardly use it now though since I got a "vertical mousepad". I got an early sample of one from Orb Control called mouseramp. You can use a regular mouse on it in handshake position. Before you look it up, imagine in your head how is that possible?? Anyway, it's been working for me cause my hand is on the mouse for long durations of time for 3D modeling and photo editing.
Too bad you could not connect the Anker to the computer with a simple cable. It could have been a decent gaming mouse by having a lightweight mouse. Without this feature, you have to deal with the extra weight of the batteries which is killing the purpose of an ergonomic mouse, trading pain linked to a horizontal mouse by the pain induced by lifting a heavy mouse from times to times. the battery on the Logitech is not removable which is also a very poor choice. Been using it for gaming for the last 6 months and develop some new kind of pain in the wrist by lifting the mouse from times to times (bad habit but who is never lifting his mouse from times to times). It would be awesome to have a Coolmaster MM710 type of mouse vertical, and wired. That is the absolute solution, but nobody ever created it ;/
@@郭樹鈁 Vertical mouses are more difficult to use for very small adjustments. They're great for pain relief, but you might get annoyed when drawing (or gaming).
@@Tova_Nator Can't tell if you're being serious lol. It's not really advice, and most people are watching this on a device that requires them to charge it.
Yes, but mice until recently didn't *need* to be charged. They had cables. I showed one of my grandmothers this video and she was like.... OOOH THATS why the new fangled mouse stopped working!!!
Okay guy it's a good review and your camera work is great however you got to sound a little bit more excited a little bit more involved in what you're reviewing it sounded a bit monotone so if you're going to review things such as this then you need to believe in the product and get your viewers to engage with what you're trying to review you're not trying to sell it but you at least have to be excited in the video to some degree
I have a cheap Ver. Mouse from Anker right here. And its utter trash! Its nigh impossible to hit icons at first click. And while clicking, the mouse moves, resulting in dragging the icon instead of activating it. Moving when clicking happens due to physics, its the thing called "leverage" that applies here. When i press the buttons on a normal mouse, the finger is coming from above, the mouse cannot move downwards inside the table. Unless some crazy quantum science drap is going on. But with a Vertical mouse, there is no real resistance when your button press/finger comes from the right, pushing the mouse to the Left! And this is not a learning thing. Its just a trash product!
disagree. there's a learning curve and the clicking becomes like typing - you don't think about how it gets done after it gets wired in your brain. I'm not sure i can say exactly how i click it now to not move the cursor, but my hand figured it out and my wrist is happy it did! Just an extra 2 cents for y'all
Phillip, please don't compare products from different categories like this ever. Those two products are incomparable. Sure, both are vertical and that's the only thing comparable. It's like comparing iPhone 12 pro (top of the line) vs Samsung L12 or whatever is the lowest or shitty phone. I used both mice, the Anker I just used few days and throw it in the garbage. Anker used shit materials, shit sensors, and got the shit product. Logitech is the opposite.
Logitech Mouse: geni.us/Uc1KVV
Anker Mouse: geni.us/6hKfI
Written Review: spotlr.com/comparisons/logitech-mx-vertical-vs-anker-vertical
my left ear enjoyed this video.
Thank you. Your comment made me realize that I had my headphones on backwards.
@@anonimuso 😂😂
I almost bought new headset along with vertical mouse ..
I immediately noticed this as well. Had a good laugh.
yeah i had to turn on mono sound to listen to this
I started with anker and switched to mx. If you are new to vertical mouse world - start with anker since it’s cheaper. Sensor in mx is superior because there is no lag. Also. Mx is heavier and feels more solid. Ergonomic wise both have a bit different shapes but I don't have a favorite one - both are nice. I've been using both after ma sculpt mouse and both are great.
I am really happy with my Anker mouse. I have the wired version which is cheaper than the wireless version and from what i get to know from your comments, the scroll wheel and buttons are fantastic even after being heavily used for 2 years. I am also a mac user but the forward and backward buttons work properly on it.
Is it still working? If yes how? Still a good one?
Hey man that was a great review,thank you for the comparison between the two of the mice,I can see your channel going far places keep up the good work and never let up! ✌️
As of July 23, 2020 to my Apple computer Mac using the Anker mouse back button has worked since 2018
I'm on my second Anker mouse. The first one lasted 1 year before the paint starting bubbling and peeling away. They have crap scroll wheels, quickly losing their tactility and becoming mushy. In Australia, the Logitech MX Vertical costs $180 and the Anker is $40, making the MX Vertical 4.5 x more expensive. The average lifespan of my Anker mice is about 1.5 years, meaning that the MX Vertical would need to last almost 7 years without developing faults, and I find that extremely unlikely. I suggest you buy replace the Anker mice and save your money, unless Logitech offers a 7 year warranty.
Or are concerned with e-waste.
@@lachlanbowden1 Consumers shouldn’t be expected to fork out small fortunes to avoid “e-waste”. Governments should force manufacturers to stop making garbage that breaks easily.
@@HULKHOGAN1 Haha are you a commy?
@@lachlanbowden1 “haha” from the internet loser laughing with depraved laughter
@@lachlanbowden1 laugh now but the world will speak for itself
Missing quite a few important points.... What's the scroll like? Does the Logitech have the smooth scrolling option? Thats the only reason I bought the bloody expensive mxMaster. What happens if u lose the dongle? Logitech is fine (Bluetooth+universal dongle) what about the Anker? Replaceable? Missed some very important points, but atleast video production quality is good.
No, the Logitech has a pretty regular scroll wheel. It offers less resistance than the Anker, but that's about it. Pity, considering that my old (cheaper) G502 has the a toggle to switch between regular and "smooth" scrolling.
The Logitech dongle is the same for all mice and keyboards.
Also, you always can use it wired with an USB-C Cable.
Correction, the MX Vertical can connect 3 ways according to Logitech:
THREE WAYS TO CONNECT
Connect MX Vertical via the included USB-C charging cable, Logitech Unifying Receiver, or Bluetooth®.
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HisokaFanboii lol fixed!
So if you connect it using USB-C, will it have the same low response time as a wired mouse?
Fyi for Mac, you can install an extension where it enables side buttons on your mouse
can you please share?
My problem with integrated batteries is the same as I had with smartphones. Before if you had a problem with the battery you changed it for a new one, today you have to change the smartphone.
they can tell me that the battery lasts 5 months and that it charges fast, that I still tend to think that in a short period of time, that battery will stop working as the manufacturer tells us, and that I will end up using the mouse connected to the cable all the time.
I prefer to spend on batteries
I have a smartphone from 2017 and the battery is still excellent. So you have some stereotypes.
Thanks. I'm more interested in the ergonomics. Both provide the wrist angle I need, but to move the mouse around do either of these require less grip press to move?
No, you aren't supposed to use only your wrist, but your whole forearm.
very good, right to the point description. Excellent. Have to see if there are any improvements to them.
i just got the Anker Vertical and to be honest the shape it is very nice but the clicks are very clicky and heavy very heavy to click to the point it is unusable to me as i tend to somewhat bend my fingers like a hybrid fingertip to claw grip, lets just say that if are not strictly palm griping this thing DO NOT BUY this mouse the more you click the buttons closer to you and not at the very tip of the clicks the more infinite heavier they get.
Short but very helpful. No BS.
@phillip kova and everyone, just worth a mention that that anker mouse is exactly the same model as the ones avaliable from aliexpress, they are all exactly the same with different branding and prices, you can get them both wired and wireless for as low as 5$
I love my anker mouse its amazing for design if ur on your computer all day. I haven’t had any wrist pain since I got it. I highly recommend it
Having my MX Vertical for 5 months and I'm very happy. Just had to re-charge it last week, when I was at work. Just used it when an USB-cable on that day and it fully recharged.
The only thing that I complain is that I cannot use the "gestures" feature of the other logitech MX Mice.
Damn dude, for such a small channel your production quality is insane! Good luck with the rest of your vids, new sub!
well, they are almost the same except Logitech is 10 times more expensive... The choice is clear for me for now.
Yeah i know the Logitech is the obvious one you want to buy
TIL 20 * 10 = 60.
Also Logitech's DPI is 4,000. It's very sensitive and smooth, as much as that actually matters (feels nicer, but does it matter?).
as much as i like Anker stuff, i've had to replace this mouse every 6 months or so. i'd imagine the Logitech mouse holds up better.
i just got the Logitech and it’s like going from a standard sedan to a luxury car. much smoother, nice weight, feels nice in the hand. i like charging it with a cable rather than having to keep batteries for it. still kept my anker for a backup, but i’ll probably never go back.
I have it the Anker one and after a year it does not roll as smooth as before. Also does not click as nice as before, I can change the switches inside but what a hassle. I suppose the logitech's switches will last longer so I'm considering getting it (just as other old Logitech mouses I have lying around that still work fine)
They changed the Anker. You have the new version in this video. Same shape, but slightly smaller, cheaper materials and slippery finish.
Another thing that is important to consider is how grounded the both devices are. I have the Anker but it tips quite frequently when I go to grab it. Would be useful to know how the MX Vertical performs.
I've moved from the Anker to the Logitech and the latter is much more stable. One thing that I don't think was mentioned in the video is that the slope on the Logitech is slightly lower, which personally I find more comfortable.
"There are two main vertical mice, the Logitech and the Anker" boi completely ignoring the mouse that started vertical mousing, the Evoluent smh
When I searched for hand and fore finger problems associated with repetitive mouse clicking I found out about Evoluent. Do you have experience or a preference with any of the Evoluent products?
@@twofacepalmer1212 in this video of the ergonomics guy ua-cam.com/video/B1t4_Iiv6gI/v-deo.html he show some vertical mouse recomendations, and there are evoluents models
Did you buy one of these?
@@alexflores4458 Not yet... still trying to decide. One thing, even though many might prefer it, is the wireless aspect. I prefer wired connection due to not dealing with input lag and the need for batteries). As it is right now if I were to get one it would be in the order of 1) Evoluent (wired) 2) MX Logi (just because of the reliability factor) 3) Ankar (wired and inexpensive but as they say... you get what you pay for) and an honorable mention - R-Go (wired).
@@alexflores4458 OK... just checked out the J-Tech Digital Wired Ergonomic USB Mouse and ordered it. A lot cheaper but it got some good reviews. Ill give it a shot and let you know.
@@twofacepalmer1212 Any news on the J-Tech ?
I've used Anker vertical mouse for over 5 years and I loved it. That was until I switched from Windows to Mac with my new Macbook Pro. The Ankser mouse for some reason isn't nearly as smooth with my Macbook. Often the curser will lag when moving the mouse, demonstrating inconsistent reaction times. The scroll wheel also is very laggy. It worked perfectly with my Windows HP laptop but is very hit and miss with my Mac.
Not sure if this is a compatibility issue or if my mouse is just old and needs replacing
Same with me. Really love the anker mouse bc of its size and very comfortable. But when i use it with mac it lags a lot which is annoying tbh bc it kinda slows down my workflow. How I wish it works smoothly with mac too.
I think it's mac problem. I use logitech pebble mouse on my MacBook Pro and the scrolling wheel is so laggy but when I use it on Windows laptop it works amazing and have no troubles. Sometimes im thinking it's like their trick so we could buy their expensive Apple mouse😂
Rechargeable batteries always are better because you can switch them in 10 sec and after few years you can still can have 100% capacity.
Your music is louder than your voice
This was a pretty good review but as some others have mentioned there were some key points missed and i'll add that there is a big DPI difference between these. The Anker maxes out at 1600 DPI. The Logi is just set at 4000 DPI. This means the Logi is far more accurate which is important for precision work or gaming. 1600 is fine for normal use though.
No 1 gives a f about dpi. Doesn't make a single difference. A movement is a movement.
@@philmcclenaghan7056 does make a difference though.
Pro gamers prefer lower DPI though, which gives them more precision.
you can configure the mouse DPI on Logitech vertical using the thumb button
I have the Anker and find it very uncomfortable to use because of this. I have to do extea work to click where I need. I keep using my gaming mouse for work as well
The Mac Mouse Fix application will make all shortcut buttons work on any mouse. The decision between the two should be based on ergonomics. Based on wht you said in the video, the Anker is better ergonomically suited to you hand. Side note: I tried the MX Master 3S for Mac mouse and found the angle to not be steep enough to replace my vertical mice. I wish logitech would make a vertical mouse with the same scroll wheel as the Master series.
From ball of wrist to middle finger. How long is your hand? Im not sure if i have a large hand
I think Nulea is generally quite comparable. But I have not used the MX for a while yet. I notice that while Nulea feels way better than either of these, it causes fatigue to move it imo
I wish they made a small version. It does everything I want except I have tiny child sized hands so if you find it clunky, I have no hope! Thanks for a great review!
Hey, they have a new, smaller mouse, its called lift:D
thanks for giving information
RIP right ear. But anyway thank you for the comparison!
Hey! I am in pain after using Logitech MX vertical. I have very small hands. Do you think swapping to the Anker would benefit me? Tbh I didn’t even have wrist pain, I switched to the Logitech one for prevention
I found Logitech also painful to use. Anker feels much better and doesn't press against the thumb pad like Logitech did.
I don't think the Logitech is meant for travel, it makes sense not to have a storage option for the dongle, especially with needing the cord as well.
you don't have to always take the cord with you if the battery lasts that long. But I agree with the travelling part mainly coz of the size of the mouse
I'm trying to buy a vertical mouse for my mother. She had an accident and has had operations to her shoulder, but as she works on the computer she has been saying that it still hurt. She has an ideal desk that adjust its height, a good chair and a good keyboard. Now I just want a good mouse for her. She does have small hands but the logitech seems better quality and I don't want her christmas gift to be too cheap or not lasting... Guess my brother and I will pool to buy the logitech 🤷♀️ thanks for helping me make the right choice!
Phillip Kova She's fine now, the accident was a year ago but the operation was a huge deal and the pain comes back when she overuses her arm. Bones don't mend so easily when you're 50 ! I brought the logitech in the end, she's have a fine Christmas gift ! Thanks again 👍
how is the sensor on the anker? ive tried a number of ergonomic mouse off amazon and they all have this "floaty" feel to the pointer that makes it feel like its laggy or has acceleration. does the anker have this issue?
yes i felt that also on anker. just bought it last week
Lately my experience with Logi has been terrible. Both their ergo k860 which broke one of it's legs two weeks after bought and this mouse which now has a well documented failure on the right button.
Any ergonomic silent mouse out there??
I used to have one from Thrust looked the same but the silent function was advertised, which has cost 40 €, only the middle mouse button was fully loud, but there are also the cheap Thrust, CSL and so on, but people tell the buttons are casual loud. If buttons are not silent i can throw it instantly into the trash can. Any silent and ergonomic mouse out there?
2023 and we only have speech audio on the left speaker channel. lol why.
I prefer the dongle because my Bluetooth ear buds are already connected to my laptop.
Is there a mouse that has MX Vertical quality but less of an angle? Something between a horizontal and vertical mouse.
gave a thumbs up for having to take such harsh criticism
Nice thank u!!
Does anker have scroll in steps & makes noise while scrolling just like mx master?
Don't want a silent scroll.
In the time 2:12 is not written 57% (57 percent), it is written 57° (57 degree).
In the time 4:51 he says that there are "2 options to conect" and that is false, there are "3 options to conect":
- Dongle
- Bluetooth
- Cable (USB C)
Please correct.
Hii, i have quite small hands even for a woman, do you think logitech could work for me or should i go for anker? I can't go to a store and try them out since they only have them online where i live.
I have very average sized hands I think and if I hold the logitech properly, my index and middle fingers are right on the curve of the left and right clicks, meaning they are almost too big for the mouse. But the mouse can be held comfortably fully in or loosely gripping so it seems flexible to hand sizes.
I bought anker
I like it
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Weird, mouse review channels that never actually show the reviewer using the mouse, kinda like if top gear didn't drive the car.
The build quality of the Anker is shit though. I have been using it for two years and it is also starting to lose its matte coating around the two mouse buttons.
And btw... Linux exists. :)
Lol yeah but 2 years is a long time, it’s 30 dollars so what can you expect
Stupid comment , your comment basically just proves it’s good quality, only after 2 years it’s “starting” to lose matte coating ? 🤡
@@sleepingturtle32 2 years is not a long time for a piece of plastic
@@Mike-wc3jo Clearly you've never had a good mouse. My current (not Anker/Logitech) one is over a decade old and *still* hasn't lost its matte finish. Two years is nothing.
The logictc has two sizes, which one is this ?
when he said 1 minute equals to 3 hours, i was literally like WHAT THE FUCK
Hi, Anker vertical mouse is compatible with Ipad pro 2018?
Go to 5 below you get the exactly the same maker mouse without branding for $7
The link to Logitech took me to a different mouse.
how to install anker mouse on laptop?
they cheaped out on the mouse and designed it to fail after a year. the switches are only 10M's so they will fail in a 1-2 years. premium price but poor build quality. mine died in 1.5 years due to clicking issues(mis-clicking during dragging)
Why review hardware that would not be compatible with your OS, just to say 'I choose the one that works'?... Fail.
Damn, the Logitech Vertical is almost $120 here in the UK.
In Brazil it costs just over R$ 500 which is equivalent to 60% of a minimum wage
@@fadoni123 Don't get me started on Brazil! ;)
The sound of the click? I need an ergonomic and silent mouse
MX one isn't silent, it has has regular clicky sound
Does the Logitech have hyper-scroll ?
Nope only mx, mx 2 & mx 3 have.
@@rsg5850 Ok, thanks. that is why I picked up the Anker and it's great
@@JoshKaufmanstuff my mx master 2 died randomly & was thinking of cheap ergonomic. Does the anker make scrolling sound like logitech?
Don't want a silent scroll wheel
@@rsg5850 I got my wireless Anker for $17 @ Walmart.com, so it's a no brainer, but since the Logitech does not have Hyper-scroll there was no reason to pay more for it in my mind. (also its SUPER light, which felt cheap at first, but now my Logitech feels like a BRICK)
Plus my hand does not get as hot and sweaty.
The Anker has detents in the scrolling like a normal mouse (no smooth/ silent scrolling)
Still missing my hyper scroll, but currently there is no Ergo- mouse that offers it.
@@JoshKaufmanstuff yes you are right none ergonomic have hyper scrolling & I miss it so bad plus the satisfying sound you feel when you scroll/hyperscroll.
So Anker makes sound while scrolling right?
I need that sound feedback plus step click. I got Zealot ergonomic and unfortunately has silent scrolling.
Have fun with your Logitech mouse when it's micro switches stop working properly after approx 1 year. Has happened to every Logitech mouse I've had, at least 5, in as many years.
That's been my problem as well, I'm on my third G305... which started miss-clicking this weekend, so looking at a replacement and considering an ergonomic model which is why I arrived on this review.
It's too bad Logitech didn't release a smaller size...
Can you configure the side buttons with copy paste on logitech vertical? ... ??
yes, you can
I would hate to lose my dongle.
Thank you
I will use the Anker wertical because i don't wanna spend over a hundred in my currency and the Anker vertical is 69 in my currency atleast the one i found and my pc doesnt have Bluetooth and i will Lose the USB that you put in pc
it's fucking ridiculous that premium products these days all come with integrated batteries. Screw that throwaway culture!! I'm not going to pay a premium for a product like that unless I can expect to be able to use it for longer than the life of the internal battery
I have wireless keyboard too so Logitech is the only option if i want to share the dongle.
Anker in white?
Dude, fix your audio. The intro is way too loud and you are way too quiet. Also set your voice-over track to mono.
the anker was no good for me. it encourages twisting. haven't tried logitech
dear lord there are so many cuts, its actually annoying.
is that a wallpaper, screen saver or a game?what is it ? 0:31
I think its a video because I see a UA-cam logo in the top left
@@asdf-oh9ob nice just noticed the searchbar in the middle, but at the same it begs the question what combination of os and browser gives such screen real-estate. its not f11 because there is no scrollbar on the left, also i dont think that windows taskbar on the bottom. intriguing .
Aziz Kablouti , its not a video. its a game called 'abzu' , is an underwater game. Someone playing from behind while hes talkin
@@cannextarrtrading thx man
The Anker is better qualified for gaming and the Logitech for work, study etc.
there are anker connection problems
cursor is jumping and low dpi
im getting jumpy cursor too but I've had the anker for 2 years
EDIT: I got fed up with jumpy cursor and plunked down the hundred bucks for the logitech. Been using it a week and it's been a night and day difference. ZERO jumpy cursor so far. Slightly different hand position, sore wrist initially but then I was able to sort of adjust my hand posture slightly and now no pain, no jumpy cursor.
@@towTruck42 do you have a mousepad?
@@sleepingturtle32 yes typically i use a mousepad, though mostly to protect whats underneath
@@towTruck42 oh ok I was just wondering because I have it and I have a shiny table and it jumps around
@@sleepingturtle32 Yeah, you might just be stacking problems there. I think there are some mice that are supposed to work on glass. I guess it's a special laser technology though? I've definitely used other mouses in the past that just couldn't handle glass.
For my private us i bought gembird ergo. I will ask my corpo to buy logi for comperasment.
Good review, my son.
Once battery of the logitech goes bad...
The intro music is the dude perfect song.
I have the Anker cause it was cheap! I hardly use it now though since I got a "vertical mousepad". I got an early sample of one from Orb Control called mouseramp. You can use a regular mouse on it in handshake position. Before you look it up, imagine in your head how is that possible?? Anyway, it's been working for me cause my hand is on the mouse for long durations of time for 3D modeling and photo editing.
Too bad you could not connect the Anker to the computer with a simple cable. It could have been a decent gaming mouse by having a lightweight mouse. Without this feature, you have to deal with the extra weight of the batteries which is killing the purpose of an ergonomic mouse, trading pain linked to a horizontal mouse by the pain induced by lifting a heavy mouse from times to times. the battery on the Logitech is not removable which is also a very poor choice. Been using it for gaming for the last 6 months and develop some new kind of pain in the wrist by lifting the mouse from times to times (bad habit but who is never lifting his mouse from times to times). It would be awesome to have a Coolmaster MM710 type of mouse vertical, and wired. That is the absolute solution, but nobody ever created it ;/
Nice review! Logitech MX it is. =D
activate mono sound for this video
Gave it a like coz the sound is not in my face.
Yeah, the Logitech mouse is now $90.
Speech is left channel only.
The Anker mouse is exactly the same as the Trust Verto mouse.
What about wrist pain? Isn't it the purpose of those vertical mouses?
I have Anker with cable. Mi wrist pain go away. Next month i'll buy logitech.
But you won't recommend one over the other for wrist pain?
I got operation at my wrist due nerve injury, I may use autocad, sketch and so on, do these 2 mouses can help me against the pain of the nerve?
I bought anker
I like it
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@@郭樹鈁 Vertical mouses are more difficult to use for very small adjustments. They're great for pain relief, but you might get annoyed when drawing (or gaming).
Maybe skip the box and don't worry about telling us how to use a charger. Good vid though.
there are plenty of people that need this advice. Why gatekeep? Sheesh
@@Tova_Nator Can't tell if you're being serious lol. It's not really advice, and most people are watching this on a device that requires them to charge it.
Yes, but mice until recently didn't *need* to be charged. They had cables.
I showed one of my grandmothers this video and she was like.... OOOH THATS why the new fangled mouse stopped working!!!
left ear
Ergodox please
I’m going to try the logie-tech just cuz it sounds better :-)
Okay guy it's a good review and your camera work is great however you got to sound a little bit more excited a little bit more involved in what you're reviewing it sounded a bit monotone so if you're going to review things such as this then you need to believe in the product and get your viewers to engage with what you're trying to review you're not trying to sell it but you at least have to be excited in the video to some degree
Agree. I played video at 1.5 times speed and that solved this issue.
Logitech
I have a cheap Ver. Mouse from Anker right here. And its utter trash! Its nigh impossible to hit icons at first click. And while clicking, the mouse moves, resulting in dragging the icon instead of activating it.
Moving when clicking happens due to physics, its the thing called "leverage" that applies here.
When i press the buttons on a normal mouse, the finger is coming from above, the mouse cannot move downwards inside the table. Unless some crazy quantum science drap is going on.
But with a Vertical mouse, there is no real resistance when your button press/finger comes from the right, pushing the mouse to the Left!
And this is not a learning thing. Its just a trash product!
disagree. there's a learning curve and the clicking becomes like typing - you don't think about how it gets done after it gets wired in your brain. I'm not sure i can say exactly how i click it now to not move the cursor, but my hand figured it out and my wrist is happy it did! Just an extra 2 cents for y'all
Lodgy-tek.
Anker is just rebranding chinese cheap stuff
The word is BUTTON not BUDDON!
like 900
Phillip, please don't compare products from different categories like this ever.
Those two products are incomparable. Sure, both are vertical and that's the only thing comparable.
It's like comparing iPhone 12 pro (top of the line) vs Samsung L12 or whatever is the lowest or shitty phone.
I used both mice, the Anker I just used few days and throw it in the garbage.
Anker used shit materials, shit sensors, and got the shit product. Logitech is the opposite.