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Since there is no left-handed version of the MX Vertical, I recently tested half a dozen left-handed alternatives, and ended up liking this one the best: https:
by layer8 1y ago
Since there is no left-handed version of the MX Vertical, I recently tested half a dozen left-handed alternatives, and ended up liking this one the best: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3D6853V https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C3D6853V
- rendaw 1y agoI tried a couple of the flashy Chinese junk left handed vertical mice and they were all really really light weight with stiff buttons, so every time I clicked it turned into a click-drag (the force of the click moved the mouse). Is that one different? I've been using a left handed Evoluent but they never released the latest generation wireless left handed, and the price for the old version is 3x as expensive as it was a couple years ago (and they don't last very long, having owned a couple I get double/triple clicks within a year of buying it). I do like the separate middle mouse button though.
- layer8 1y agoAll the non-wheel buttons are easy and comfortable to click and work consistently, I have no issues with them. The mouse wheel could be a bit better (it’s ratcheted, which I prefer, not free-wheeling), but is good enough for me. I generally don’t use the middle mouse button. The gliding skates aren’t too great, I replaced them with aftermarket ones. The RGB lights can be turned off permanently by long press on the DPI button.
- microflash 1y agoPerixx makes a few left-handed variants of their mice. I’ve been using their Perimice 513L for several years. Sadly, their newer models are all wireless. https://perixx.com/products/perimice-513l https://perixx.com/products/perimice-513l https://perixx.com/products/perimice-713l https://perixx.com/products/perimice-713l https://perixx.com/products/perimice-719l https://perixx.com/products/perimice-719l
- layer8 1y agoI tried the 719L and didn’t like its shape, too small/round. I should try the x13L ones, not sure why I didn’t.