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Same for me. A side benefit is improved neuroplasticity, but the bummer is reduced options for mice. I use Microsoft's ambidextrous models, which are barely med
by alamortsubite 2y ago
Same for me. A side benefit is improved neuroplasticity, but the bummer is reduced options for mice. I use Microsoft's ambidextrous models, which are barely mediocre.
- mediumdave 2y agoI tried proper left hand mice for a while (naturally-right-handed, switched to left-hand mousing for RSI reasons similar to above), and eventually I just embraced the idea of using a right-hand mouse with my left hand. It feels completely natural now. As an added benefit, I can use any "normal" mouse by just moving it to the left of the keyboard.
- ffsm8 2y agoAll the superlight mouses I know work great with the left hand. I.e. https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/pro-x-superlight-wireless-mouse.910-005878.html https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/pro-x-s... You can also combine this one with the charging pad to get a wireless mouse that you never have to charge