Do BOTH sides of this mouse have rubber grips or just the left side?
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Just the left side. The right side is curved into the natural form of your hand however, so gripping the mouse to pick up and move is effortless.
840841
Just the left is rubber (thumb for a right-handed person) - the right is hard plastic.
840842
Wow! I didn't realize there was any rubber. On the left click there is rubber, but sort of hard, on the right click side, it's hard plastic. Fyi, For the price it's pretty good compared to any wireless mice I have had (and still do). The button on top allows you to actually speed up or slow down the cursor movements, which is pretty cool.
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Hello - The top is the (somewhat) standard matt-black plastic; however, both the right and left sides are rubber and the left side is such that the thumb really can grip the mouse. It is comfortable - I use this mouse on the arm of my leather recliner chair and it works great - the thumb groove helps me keep the mouse in place. Hope this helps...
2140694
The area of the mouse were your thumb goes is rubberized, the rest of the mouse it a durable plastic.
962146
there is a soft rubber mat with a gel wrist pad. the mouse surface is hard plastic that can be used with or without the rubber mat.
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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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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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They grip both sides. The shape is slightly different when flipped, but I don't notice any difference while riding. Ithink it is only aestheitc.
1907740
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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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).
1150959
Yes, this mouse has both the left and right buttons as well as the center wheel/button, totaling 3 buttons.
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Both sides are plastic. There's a rubbery pad attached to the wrist rest which you put the double sided plastic pad on.
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I use the mouse on the left side. The Fellowes mouse tray is easily moved to the left side by removing the two screws, placing the tray on the left (inverting the orientation so the attachment arm is now on the right side of the mouse tray), and fastening it with the same two screws in the pre-drilled, pre-threaded holes on the left side of the keyboard tray. The mouse tray works great on either the left or the right side. The Fellowes engineers got this right!
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It has 2 on the left side, 1 left mouse button, 1 right mouse button, and the scroll wheel can be clicked in. There is also a dpi changer behind the scroll wheel, Idk if you can change that to whatever you want though.
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I am a left handed person too, however I still use my right hand with a mouse. Its just something that I have always done. ALWAYS
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I'm not sure what they mean by "noiseless mouse". However, I can assure you that this mouse does indeed click with either left or right buttons.
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The light switch buttons are on both sides of the grip so it will work for either hand.
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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