Would you consider this product to be a mouse replacement specifically for people with hand problems due to overuse?
848510
Yes, I bought this in spite of the problems because of my carpal tunnel problem. Any regular mouse hurts and this pad hurts much less. I hope that helps you.
848511
It is an excellent product and although I still use a mouse, the touchpad is great for moving the cursor and for multifinger gestures. Its use as a mouse replacement is feasible, although I prefer to use both.
1985728
I think it would be fine for left handers. I bought my grandson a custom built computer with the mouse and a razer gaming keyboard and a 24" screen. He loves every piece. He said the mouse has buttons on the sides. He doesn't see a problem with a left hander using without any trouble.
985821
I have small hands as well although the device is large my hand fits comfortably on the mouse. I use it while at work for almost a month now and the vertical positioning of my hand feels so much better than the traditional horiontial mouse I had been using.
1759605
Oh yeah, thats mostly what I use it for. it works amazing, you can tune the dpi to the speed you want and it fits comfortably. im noticing however that it'll freeze for a second and start to go slow for a second, but I'm not sure if its the mouse or something else
1698238
The mouse is actually kind of small, If you have small hands then it should be perfect for you however if you have Average or big hands then it would definitely take some getting used to. I have medium sized hands so I had to get used to it.
1152062
I think it is suited mostly towards a palm grip. I would find it difficult to use using a claw grip.
2272457
I am right handed and love it. I had a lot of pain in my shoulder from the use of my regular mouse and my pain is now completely gone!
2056008
I wouldn't recommend it. I handle them often and my hands feel kinda tingly after a while.
557319
Hi, I don't know for sure. I know I didn't have any problems using my mouse with it at all. I wish I could tell you more, I also wear it when I do the crossword puzzle in the paper everyday, and it doesn't seem to bother me at all. I hope this helps some.Maggie
1985727
In all honesty I don't think it would be ideal, because your side buttons are to the left of the mouse. Therefore, you would have to slide and bend your ring finger in a seemingly uncomfortable position to effectively press them. Good news, though! There is a left-handed edition of the Razer Deathadder, which should fit your needs just fine:Razer DeathAdder 3500 PC Gaming Mouse - Left Hand Edition
1110126
I'm not a sophisticated gaming user, but I have a fingertip grip and it works OK for me. Note that the side buttons (on the left side of the mouse) are probably better placed for a palm grip. As with any mouse, you're best off trying it in a store before buying if at all possible.
2112019
It should be helpful for weak hands. Sounds like you could have carpal tunnel.
909431
This is a small mouse and I presume it should be harder to click with than with a full size mouse. If you have a problem with hands/fingers I think a bigger one should be more comfortable.
745768
I'm using it play Leagues every day and it's worth buying. 6 buttons could be new for you but I think you'll get used to it. If you don't like the 6 buttons on the left so you should buy Razer deathadder
2077197
Yes. Although I would seek another mouse as mine stopped working a week after I purchased it.
1926924
In theory, maybe. However, to use more than the basic features of this mouse, you do have to install the drivers and control software, which is only available for Windows users. So, in reality, it's probably too much of a risk for the money. This is NOT a plug and play mouse.
657189
I am right handed and I use this mouse a lot for gaming. I don't think it would work well for a left handed person.