I often switch between a palm grip and a claw grip depending on what I'm doing. Is this mouse only suited for one style of grip preference or not?
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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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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 key Personally 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
1152061
Honestly, it's a mouse that really wants you to use palm grip, but is suitable for claw grip if that's what you're comfortable with. It's what I use most often.
1152062
I think it is suited mostly towards a palm grip. I would find it difficult to use using a claw grip.
1279080
I don't know...I was switching back and forth between this mouse and my original standard mouse. Have stuck with standard for weeks. I do believe a wrist support might help, but the size of the Evoluent is bigger than I expected and is bulkier to move around.
821164
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.
1759604
I have never played it, but for a traditional style mouse I love how it feels. It's pretty big but the buttons feel great. I have yet to play anything that I need to use more than 2 buttons for.
703584
the mouse is shaped for right hand use, and there is a couple of long buttons that you need the thumb to press them (I'm right handed and never use them) I tested it with the left hand and if you are going to scroll and use right and left click buttons it's fine, not a deal breaker if you need a silent mouse which it's great. hope that helps
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The answer to the question you asked is "yes." It's not an "ambidextrous" mouse, but a true "left-handed" mouse, shaped to fit the palm of your left hand exactly as you described. Yes, the buttons are configurable, but that's not what you asked.
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My 3-yr-old uses it with either hand. The only button is directly on top of the mouse and is universally shaped (I'm a lefty, so I know it can be frustrating). I think it's been a great investment.
1189963
I have only used the Logitch mouse, but I have no complaints. It has been great and would purchase it again.
995607
Yes it is suitable for big hands; actually thats why i am not using it anymore :) . I am looking for a small mouse cuurently, may trade this for steelseries mlg ed
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J. Bravo, I don't have a problem w/the mouse functions, even w/the neuropathy in my hands. Probably personal preferences. Yes, I think over a period of time--because I'm using the mouse from the defective suite--it will "loosen" or "get smoother" w/in a few months, if you use it often. Mice are not my problem, but I do like this one better than others. I hope this helps. Be safe.
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In the sense that there is a place to put your pinky finger, yes. The opposite side of the mouse has a rough surface that makes it easy to grip and move. I have particularly large hands and have no trouble with this mouse. I vary between a palm-style grip and a claw-like grip. All of the buttons are reachable with minimal thought and effort. Great mouse. Check out a tear-down review on youtube of it, as it goes to great length to show you the quality of the peripheral.
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I never owned a G600, but I greatly prefer the M95 to the G700s, and all other mice I've used in the past. I have no trouble using all of the side buttons with the M95. The G600 looks like I'd have some difficulty always pressing the correct button on the side. With the M95, your thumb rests in the center of all the buttons, so it is easy to hit the correct one. That being said, it really just comes down to personal preference. While none of my friends think this is a bad mouse, some do prefer Logitech mice. Personally, I could not be happier with the M95.
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Shoudl work fine for left handed people. I've owned it for some time now. It's pretty wide though, but I really do like it. I like the hour glass shape that allows my pinky to pull the mouse backwards, but i am not certian everyone will like the shape. If you ever used and liked logitech mouseman 2 then you will get along well with this mouse. Low profile, works well for claw or fingertip mouse grips though I do wish it was an inch shorter. Probably too low for palm grip, but I don't palm grip so I am not sure.
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There's a button right on top of the mouse that lets you switch between 4 different DPI presets, very easy to do and it works great. There are three side buttons that can be programmed for additional commands. as far as the hold and release feature, I'm not sure, you should probably ask the manufacturer on that one.
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It may depend on how big your hand is. I have large hands and don't find this mouse to be particularly comfortable, mainly because it is so slim. Also, it is very light and I don't get the same positive feel vs. my previous mouse.
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It works on either one. I don't have any problems at all. Sometimes I'm so into what I'm doing I run right off the pad. Lol. That's why I know it works on either one. Enjoy this mouse.
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No you cannot, Once you press one button, the other appears to becomes inoperable. I just tried with Hitman Absolution and Lost Planet 3. Plus, I REALLY don't think you want to use this mouse for gaming, it simply isn't made/designed for that. You will regret buying it for that purpose.