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Question: The product description doesn't say this mouse is for lefties. Is it left-handed?
Document: Also, if you want programmable buttons, look elsewhere. There are no native drivers for this mouse (it uses default drivers in your system), nor is there a left-handed model for you southpaws out there.Bottom line: If they get the scroll wheel issue fixed, I'll be back.
The surface of the mouse has a kind of soft-feel texture, which feels good in the hand. It should be noted that this mouse is not ambidextrous, and only works for right-handed people.The mouse itself has the standard left/right click buttons, as well as a scroll wheel which also functions as a middle-click button.
Having tried the wired version of this, I was eager to try the wireless one. As mentioned on other reviews, rather than having your hand flat on the mouse, it sits in a more natural angled position (right side of palm facing down, left side of palm angled up) which for most is the natural position of just putting your hands on a table. Due to the nature, it's only useful for right-handed folks.Pro- Quality is improved over the older wired version.
I got this mouse and the more expensive Evoulent mouse because I have a trigger finger. Not only did this not solve the problem, it caused an additional problem with my thumb. I ended up going back to a traditional mouse and using it left handed.The idea made perfect sense, but it did not solve my issue.Update to my original review - within one day of posting my review, I got an email from Anker offering me a full refund. Now that is excellent customer service.
But I sometimes find myself doing a &#34;lazy hold&#34; where my hand isn't fully gripping the unit, and I'm just sliding it with my thumb and fingers. This is a bad habit, so I'll just have to keep practicing to grip this the right way. (PS- I bought the unit designed for right handed users, so it's useless in my left hand. Something to keep in mind if you're ambidextrous.)
Excellent product, with amazing price.Much better product than Evoluent Right-Handed VerticalMouse 4 Wireless Mouse  Wireless Mouse that it costs five times more
Some of the buttons WILL NOT work if you have another button pressed already. So, if you are holding down the left mouse key and try to use, say a thumb button, it simply won't register until you release the left mouse button. This can be frustrating in games where you are trying to use multiple buttons at once.Overall, the mouse is a good effort but just not quite there.
Product exterior - This mouse is only slightly larger than the average logitech desk mouse, it's the same weight as logitech, and it has a nice smooth/rubbery/matte feel.Description of use - You just simply plug it in and it is ready to use. I am using it currently and it has very precise movement. It would be nice if each click of the scroll wheel scrolled the same amount, but every once and a while the click will scroll for two.
This mouse has such a great design. As an industrial designer myself, I would say this product is of great thought and detail to achieve its ergonomic and functional design. It feels good, looks good, and I always get compliments on it from other people. It would be nice to see a possibility of bluetooth capabilities though to reduce the need for a USB reciever. Mac users would appreciate a feature such as that.
My hand would be in pain after some short time using it. The magic mouse is fine in its design but it was not meant for continuous use. I've had that mouse for over, I would say, a year and a half now. There was also the noise that my Magic Mouse would create when moving around. This product was basically gliding across with nothing but silence. Don't get me wrong this mouse feels perfect. Your hand will not cramp after hours of use.
Answer: Definitely is not left handed, unfortunately.