Anyone else a left handed mouse user here? I just brought a mouse

>>62479981

You know, I've never thought about left handed people when it comes to trackball mouse. I guess if you get one with the trackball in the middle its not so bad, but some of them still have the special buttons on the side or something.

BTW I have that exact mouse, but right handed, it's pretty good. I have had it for over 3-4 years, no problems, except it goes through batteries faster than other wireless mice.

I'm left handed but i have no problem using a mouse with my right hand. Anyway, if you really want a left handed mouse i'm sure there's a few options out there. I think razer made some left handed mice.

>>62480980
Thats the main reason im asking. I just brought a regular cheap usb mouse, i didnt want to worry about batteries and all that shit. Ive tried searching online for left handed mouses and honesty. most of them look like shit. Plus the majority are wireless and i dont want a wireless one
>>62481026
Ive always used the mouse right handed but decided to use it with my left hand. it feels much more natural for some reason. But I do eventually want a better mouse with more buttons, but i dont want to be forced to use it right handed

>>62481361

I can't find wired left-hand version of that mouse on Amazon, I'm not sure its even manufactured in that particular configuration the product line PDF didn't show such, but it didn't show the wireless version either, for what its worth. If it is you may end up having to import it.

Not sure how hard up you might be, but I'd say buy the wireless version and get some rechargeable batteries. In all honesty the battery life isn't atrocious, I've had it last from 4-5 months on a single cheap AA battery (99 cents store). However, your milage may vary on usage.

>>62480980
>I guess if you get one with the trackball in the middle its not so bad
I've got one, it's comfy.
And yet I was retaught to handle with the right hand.