Is this Mouse for palm handed grips or Claw handed grips?
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Depends on the size of your hands. It's easy to do both for me. The mouse is a tad on the small size though. But it's good for FPS, and RPG'S.
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It depends. I'll use my Razer Deathadder as an example. I have big hands, and the Deathadder is considerably larger than the M40 and even with the bigger size, I like to claw grip my Deathadder. I found that claw gripping the M40 was uncomfortable and difficult to do because it was smaller and ergonomically it didn't seem to support the claw grip as easily. Palm gripping is uncomfortable too, but because I have big hands. So I believe it depends on your hand size and what's comfortable to you.
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I find it supports the claw grip better, but it wouldn't be a bad mouse for a palm grip.
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Actually if you were already using your traditional flat mouse in left-hand mode (i.e. the left button was "right"-click and the right button was "left"-click) then yes, you WILL have to go in to Control Panel and switch your mouse settings to accommodate this mouse. However, if you're transitioning from a right-hand flat mouse to this Evoluent 4 VerticalMouse, then you will NOT need to switch the buttons. Does that make sense? :)
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Genius Wireless Pen Mouse should feel comfortable either left or right handed, I'm right handed and can work with the left for drawing, the Pen works well both.
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claw grip is problematic because it becomes too easy to press a thumb key.they really need a raised fix ridge or ridges running between rows of keys so you can grip something with your thumb without also pressing a keyPersonally using this and the razer naga has caused a RSI with my thumb specifically because of having to lock it in a weird position to just to keep from pressing a thumb key
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The one I got is specifically fitted for the right hand, so I would assume the left would be specifically for left. If I were you I would contact 3M to find out specifically before purchasing.http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Workspace-Solutions-NA/Workspace-Solutions/Products/~/3M-Ergonomic-Mouse-EM500GPS-AM-Small-Medium?N=7581766+3294529207+3294776748&rt;=rud
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I believe you are referring to a like claw grip. I do not use the claw grip, but if I did it would feel comfortable on this mouse, though for the claw grip it isn't as perfect as the Razer DeathAdder shape. The height on the rival is more towards the back instead of the middle like the DeathAdder so, depending on how big your hand is it can be a problem. Now as I say this, the rival is the BEST mouse out to date for FPS. Not only for it's sturdy build, sleek design, amazing software, but it's tracking is second to none. I have used logitech, razer, and steelseris for mouses. For the FPS edge this mouse give the most advantage for aiming. I believe you are referring to a like claw grip. I do not use the claw grip, but if I did it would feel comfortable on this mouse, though for the claw grip it isn't as perfect as the Razer DeathAdder shape. The height on the rival is more towards the back instead of the middle like the DeathAdder so, depending on how big your hand is it can be a problem. Now as I say this, the rival is the BEST mouse out to date for FPS. Not only for it's sturdy build, sleek design, amazing software, but it's tracking is second to none. I have used logitech, razer, and steelseris for mouses. For the FPS... » Read More I believe you are referring to a like claw grip. I do not use the claw grip, but if I did it would feel comfortable on this mouse, though for the claw grip it isn't as perfect as the Razer DeathAdder shape. The height on the rival is more towards the back instead of the middle like the DeathAdder so, depending on how big your hand is it can be a problem. Now as I say this, the rival is the BEST mouse out to date for FPS. Not only for it's sturdy build, sleek design, amazing software, but it's tracking is second to none. I have used logitech, razer, and steelseris for mouses. For the FPS edge this mouse give the most advantage for aiming. « Show Less
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I'm left-handed, but I use both hands to control the roller mouse. Since the mouse functions are right in front of the space bar on your keyboard, you can easily use either hand. The wrist rest (which is padded and comfortable) is longer on the right because of the way keyboards are designed with arrow keys and number pads on the right side.
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is NOT confortable but believe me! I try around 5 logitech's and are really bad!!!! not accurate... I hate all... so I buy the magic mouse because is accurate, yes again not confortable for the hand but in the screen works!!! the logitechs DONT WORK the pointer jump! are not accurate for design and pro works
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My G5 is really glitchy right now due to the fact that my cat got into a vicious fight with the cord. So now I ordered the G9, and am still waiting for it to get here. From what I've heard, its better for claw grip users like me (your wrist stays on the mousepad and you use your fingers to move the mouse) as opposed to the G5 which I've heard is better for palm grip users (your wrist is elevated and your whole hand moves to move the mouse). To me, the G5 is a little too big and it took awhile to get used to the shape of it. Even after I've been gaming with it for several months, it still hurts my wrist in long gaming sessions.
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The palm grip can be adjusted a few millimeters at a time so that the mouse is about 11 cm long to a maximum of 12.5 cm. The width, however, isn't something you can customize. If your hands are longer, then you may enjoy this mouse, but otherwise you may want to look elsewhere.
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I have this mouse and it is actually hard wired left handed! (Although you can change anything with the configuration software.) So, the answer is YES!
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It works for right or left handers. Theres a setting in the software to change it to left.
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Sorry, I do not know. What I do know is that my left handed son is using it as a right handed mouse.
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No it is an ambidextrous mouse. I would suggest you order directly from Razer, it is listed at $150 with free shipping. The ones here on amazon are 1st generation of this mouse and are riddled with manufacturing malfunctions. The ones on Razers site are the fixed version of this mouse. http://www.razerzone.com
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I have large hands and it works great. It's also heavy compared to standard default mice, like Patrick K. said. I love this thing for the price, although I haven't used any other gaming mice, so I don't have anything to compare it to. It does change colors, which is awesome.
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This is correct... it's targeted for right-handed people (like typical asymmetric mice), and since the left-click is the norm, they put the "left mouse button" in easy access of the right thumb - on the right. I thought that it felt intuitive upon initial use and appreciate this oddity (I use it right-handed).
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I've been looking also. There are an "handful" of left-handed mice - two of which are for gaming (DeathAdder / Naga) - neither of which are wireless. The rest are ergonomic mice. Apparently, no one makes money on left-handers so I guess we're lucky there are two - both by Razer. Buy the DeathAdder if you want a lower dpi, optical, 5-button FPS mouse OR the Naga if you want a higher dpi laser 19-button MMO mouse.Personally, I'm going for the Naga, to use for all the above.