Logitech Lift vs MX Vertical for large hands (21.5 cm) and 8-10 hours/day office work?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy my **first ergonomic mouse** to reduce wrist and forearm strain from long hours at the computer.

I work as a **SOC/Security Analyst**, so I'm using a mouse for **8–10 hours a day** ( browsers, terminals, documentation, etc.). I'm not buying it for gaming.

I measured my hand according to Logitech's guide (wrist crease to fingertip):

* **Hand length:** 21.5 cm (middle finger measurement) * **Palm width:** 9.3 cm * **Index:** 20.2 cm * **Ring:** 20.3 cm * **Pinky:** 17.5 cm * **Thumb:** 11.7 cm

So my hand falls into Logitech's **Large** category.

I'm deciding between:

* **Logitech MX Vertical** * **Logitech Lift**

My questions are:

1. Has anyone with **hands around 21–22 cm** used both?
2. Does the **Lift feel too small** after a full workday?
3. Even though the **MX Vertical is an older (2018) model**, is it still the better choice for larger hands?
4. If you've used both for long office/productivity work, which one would you buy today?
5. Are there any other ergonomic mice I should seriously consider (Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical, Contour Unimouse, MX Ergo S, etc.)?

For context:

* I don't have carpal tunnel syndrome, but I do get **wrist fatigue/pain after long hours**. * Comfort and ergonomics are much more important to me than gaming performance. * I plan to keep this mouse for several years.

I'd really appreciate feedback from people with **similar hand sizes**, especially if you've used either mouse for full-time office work.

Thanks!