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I’ve always wanted one of these kinds of devices for gaming. Unfortunately they’re never made for left handed people. I understand how that’s the case for such
by leshokunin 7y ago
I’ve always wanted one of these kinds of devices for gaming. Unfortunately they’re never made for left handed people. I understand how that’s the case for such niche accessories, but when I see a brand like Razer not having keypads, it just means ~15% of gamers can’t use the device.
- teach 7y agoProbably a bit fewer than 15%; I write left handed but comfortably game with my right hand.
- Polylactic_acid 7y agoI imagine it must be not too hard to learn to use either hand. I started a new job and got given a shit mouse which caused me wrist pain and I found I was able to use the left hand until I went and got my own mouse. It was a bit awkward at first but after a few hours I felt I was 90% as good as I was with the right hand.
- numpad0 7y agoI remember many OS had "mouse button handedness: right/left" option in the 90s while there never were "left handed keyboard" in the history.
- Symbiote 7y agoThere are several left handed keyboards (from a quick web search), with the number pad and navigation keys on the left. I don't see any with the Enter key to the left of A. There are still left-handed mice, and OSs still include the option to switch around the buttons. I have a mouse on either side (on Linux), with the one on the left using flipped buttons.
- 112233 7y agoAzeron is!
- elif 7y agoThey are also missing the 0.01% of gamers like me that want to use two gamepads at once :(
- Symbiote 7y agoSince this is a DIY keyboard, you could easily mirror the 3D model and print that.