Need Advice: Left-Handed Mouse

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jkpq45

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Hey all,

Sorry--I read the sticky and did some research on Google, but really didn't get much out of them. Are there really only 2 proprietarily left-handed mice available on the web? I can't believe it. Has anyone used an "ambidextruous" mouse for an extended period of time with their left hand without cramping, etc? I has a Compaq wireless set where the mouse kind of domed up under the palm and the only way to move it was by pinching it with the ring finger and thumb--very uncomfortable.

Now, I'm using the "Optical extreme model: PD550P" and it's not bad, especially with two scroll buttons; however, I'd like to move up to a model from Logitech, Microsoft or other big name.

Any help would be greatly appreciated--thanks!

-jkpq45
 
As a righty who uses the MX310 I can reccomend it. I'm sure the Razer mice are great too.
 
Any options from Microsoft? I really don't prefer wireless over wired.

Thanks for the replies!

-jkpq45
 
don't know if this counts but i love my razer diamondback. great for gaming, very comfortable for everyday tasks as well.
 
Your problem is that you're left handed. Rather than trying to find a left-handed mouse, why don't fix the actual problem and reject satan?
 
venm11 said:
Your problem is that you're left handed. Rather than trying to find a left-handed mouse, why don't fix the actual problem and reject satan?
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almost sig worthy .... tempting
 
I have the same problem, also left-handed... it was just easier to become ambidextrous (for mice, anyway) than fight the system.

Btw... what's "sig" mean?
 
venm11 said:
Your problem is that you're left handed. Rather than trying to find a left-handed mouse, why don't fix the actual problem and reject satan?
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Venm--I used my right hand to mouse for a good number of years and developed carpal tunnel. Rather than opt for surgery, my physician advised me to switch mousing hands, which has turned out fine except I can't find a comfortable mouse.

BTW, boo Satan, yay beer (or Jesus, whatever's correct... it wasn't me! I was dead at the time!)

-jkpq45
 
I use my Logitec MX310 comfortly with both hands and switch back and forth to keep from getting carpal tunnel.
 
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