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Sounds good to me. People say you can't game on vertical mice but I have no problem with it. I'm not into twitchy fps multiplayer though. I got a Logitech one. I hear it's buttons suck after a while. So might try this guy when mine dies.
The Lift I bought has a weak right click now, it's definitely a thing. The Lift also doesn't have a great polling rate so you can feel it in shooters, plus no rechargeable battery makes the Keychron alternative a no-brainer.
Went ahead and bought it. There are only a couple of vertical mice with a high enough polling rate suitable for gaming. The weight is the only downside here, but 95g is great comparable to other vertical mice. Gamers with wrist issues rejoice!
Mouse arrived and this thing is great. It's so much lighter than my other high-polling rate vertical mice, the switches are nice and the dual scroll-wheels are fantastic. Really comfortable too, this is a winner.