From time immemorial, left-handed users have been largely forgotten by many hardware companies and devices like mice were always offered with ergonomic and super advanced designs… but only for right-handers. At best, those who used the left hand the most had to settle for neutral hardware, which could be used by one and the other interchangeably.
But I’m left-handed, left-handed
These neutral models have been the most common resource for left-handers but luckily, for some time now, brands have proliferated that have wanted to go one step further and replicate the model of designs that have been traditionally offered for those who use only the right hand. So that is why we have made a selection of ergonomic models for left-handedness (said with all the love that the undersigned is).
By the way, if you are also left-handed, are you one of those who modifies the order of the mouse buttons to have the right as the main one and the left as the secondary? Or, based on using models often designed for right-handers, have you gotten used to it? to the traditional scheme of main the left and secondary the right? In any case, you should know that the mice that we leave you below you will be able to configure them as best suits you. Let’s go there…
Left-handed models only
The first of all that we bring you has a design specially designed for left-handers, ergonomic and very comfortable that prevents RSI syndrome (Repetitive Strain Injury) that ends up complicating things on the wrist. It connects by cable to the computer and has a great price, so the same thing interests you to experiment with this type of format. You can get it here.
This second Logitech model It is a tad more expensive but surely it is worth it for its finish, materials used and a weight that makes it very safe and reliable when moving it. It connects wirelessly with your computer and you can also use it with a Mac or a tablet, so it’s possible to give it a lot of life both at work and at home. As you can see from the image, it is specifically designed for left-handers and offers buttons on the inside to be pressed comfortably with the thumb.
The CSL model that we bring you below It is specially designed for left-handers too, it is ergonomic and according to its manufacturer it can prevent tennis elbow syndrome and RSI that affects the wrist. It is a type of peripheral that has become fashionable in recent years and those who try it are quite satisfied, so it is a good time to start testing it. In this case it is a wireless device.
Finally we offer you a more traditional model, also designed for left-handed users and that It has customizable buttons and a trackball for smoother and more precise mouse tracking within certain applications. As in the previous cases, it is an ergonomic device for left-handed users, so if you are right-handed… stay away.
