Left handed gaming mice?

[JP.]

Hey all, I'm looking for a gaming mouse that's either left handed or ambidextrous. I'm using a Logitech M100 right now, and I could use some extra buttons.

I'd like to keep it under €75.-

[_I_]

there are very few left handed mice or even ambi mice with the fwd/back buttons on the right side

razr does make a lefty deathadder, but its kinda a crap mouse
https://www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder-left-hand-edition

staples has an ambi mouse with fwd/bak buttons on both sides
https://www.staples.com/Mionix-AVIOR-7000-Optical-Wired-Gaming-Mouse-Black-AVIOR-7000/product_IM13V6771

[Autumn_]

_I_ a écrit :

there are very few left handed mice or even ambi mice with the fwd/back buttons on the right side

razr does make a lefty deathadder, but its kinda a crap mouse
https://www.razer.com/gaming-mice/razer-deathadder-left-hand-edition

staples has an ambi mouse with fwd/bak buttons on both sides
https://www.staples.com/Mionix-AVIOR-7000-Optical-Wired-Gaming-Mouse-Black-AVIOR-7000/product_IM13V6771

Deathadder isn't a crap mouse.


And, Zowie do some nice ambidextrous mice.
Haven't seen anyone talk badly of them, really great quality and feel great to hold, so I hear.
(Only gripe I have with them, no software to change DPI settings to exact numbers, have to cycle through their presets.)

[Eshman]

Most settings for mice can be changed/customized in control panel to left-hand/right-hand preference regardless of brand or driver and very few vendors (at least that I've noticed) cater or market to any particular dominant-hand. Any mouse should satisfy your basic needs from the big-box "Ion" brand to Hp's generic mice that you can occasionally catch for a very decent price and should easily have the capability to be customized into a "lefty" mouse. I tend to steer clear of wireless mice though since they chew through batteries like vermin during the Plague--plus one more wireless signal band's interference to keep track of.

[It's Chase]

Anything but the Deathadder.

[_I_]

Eshman a écrit :

Most settings for mice can be changed/customized in control panel to left-hand/right-hand preference regardless of brand or driver and very few vendors (at least that I've noticed) cater or market to any particular dominant-hand. Any mouse should satisfy your basic needs from the big-box "Ion" brand to Hp's generic mice that you can occasionally catch for a very decent price and should easily have the capability to be customized into a "lefty" mouse. I tend to steer clear of wireless mice though since they chew through batteries like vermin during the Plague--plus one more wireless signal band's interference to keep track of.

hes asking for more buttons, assuming fwd/back maybe with more
rh mice have them on the left side
you could find a ambi with no fwd/bak and tilt wheel, but not all games recognize tilt r/l as buttons

[JP.]

_I_ a écrit :

Eshman a écrit :

Most settings for mice can be changed/customized in control panel to left-hand/right-hand preference regardless of brand or driver and very few vendors (at least that I've noticed) cater or market to any particular dominant-hand. Any mouse should satisfy your basic needs from the big-box "Ion" brand to Hp's generic mice that you can occasionally catch for a very decent price and should easily have the capability to be customized into a "lefty" mouse. I tend to steer clear of wireless mice though since they chew through batteries like vermin during the Plague--plus one more wireless signal band's interference to keep track of.

hes asking for more buttons, assuming fwd/back maybe with more
rh mice have them on the left side
you could find a ambi with no fwd/bak and tilt wheel, but not all games recognize tilt r/l as buttons

For the record, I don't play with my mouse buttons switched around, so LMB is mouse 1 for me.