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> Also consider a model without numpad if you don't use it often. For me it is a big comfort improvement not having the mouse so far away. Or put the numpad on
by hiq 6y ago
> Also consider a model without numpad if you don't use it often. For me it is a big comfort improvement not having the mouse so far away.
Or put the numpad on the left side of the keyboard if you're right-handed. I don't know if that exists?
- mxmilkiib 6y agoSouthpaw/"left-handed"
- frosted-flakes 6y agoThey do, but they're rare. I had my eye on a group buy for a left numpad mechanical keyboard, but it was like $300 minimum and it didn't even include switches or keycaps. A right-handed friend of mine straight up switched mousing hands after I suggested it as a joke. I think he still mouses with his left hand to this day. I tried for a little while, but it was like learning to walk all over again and I couldn't get used to it.