G pro wireless pinky and ring finger grip

[Goodfear]

Hello, I have question

I bought g pro wireless mouse and i have question about left and right side of the mouse, about how my fingers grips the mouse. When I have mouse in right hand i feel that my ring and pinky fingers must readjust to touch the mouse because there is less space. But when i change my mouse to the left hand pinky and ring finger touching the mouse ideal. I feel like there is more angled right side than left side. Left side feels more straight than right. Am I right or there is something wrong with mouse shell?

[daapfid]

I dont know stuff about this mouse, I just write for fun

[B-o-B]

Not that kind of Help & Tips.
You want Google and the mouse's website.
Or
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/11/

[crunchyfrog]

Although this is not the place for such things, it's not uncommon.

You have to remember that handheld devices of all sorts are chosen to be an average that suits the WHOLE population of the world. Obviously you CANNOT possibly do that realistically, so you have a kind of compromise.

So you are going to get issues like this, where you can get cramped feeling or worse. Simple solution - return the mouse and get a new one.

I'm disabled and I've had to mess around with custom controllers over the years, and buy devices so I can use non-standard controllers on another system (like PS3 or Gamecube controllers on and Xbox).

Simple reason being that I also have smaller hands - original "Duke" Xbox controllers I find horrible to use - I end up getting pains across the back of both hands due to the larger grip. On the other hands using a Wii U pad for FPSes will often make my little fingers go completely numb and useless. I get similar from Dreamcast controllers, so it has something to do with holding the hand more at an angle.

If you find this sort of thing common on mice, then you really should look into some of the mice that have adaptable bodies and you can physically change their size. Or try a different approach.

I can't stand regular mice as again, I get the old numb fingers problem. So I've used Logitech Marble Mice for years. They don't physically move, they're a trackball.