Razer has revived its left-handed computer mouse in response to demand from disabled gamers and southpaw users. The Razer Naga Left-Handed Edition is now on sale for $99.99. The device has been ...

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The mouse is configured by default in Windows for use by right-handed users. This primarily means that the left button is the default “click” button. But it’s possible to change the mouse for ...

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My girlfriend is a big fan of games in general, but she seems to suffer from a pretty nasty case of what can only be termed as "stupid thumbs". She's played a pile of action games like the Lego games ...

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yes, it's worth learning - no, it's not worth doing. there's something to be said, in my opinion, for having your dominant hand on the keyboard. also, time spent training yourself to mouse on the ...

Logitech has launched a new ergonomic mouse that has a version specifically for left-handed computer users. The Logitech Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse stands tall rather than flat, which the company ...

From desk-dominating 6K monitors to input devices that rethink how we click, scroll, and type, CES 2026 proved that the unsung heroes of the PC world—peripherals!—are about to have a breakout year. A ...

Photo: David Snow/Cult of Mac If you’ve ever suffered hand or wrist discomfort from long sessions at the computer, you probably wished you could switch mousing hands, or maybe use a trackball device.

It's not easy being a lefty in a world literally designed for right-handed people. We get it—most of us are righties, with only 10 percent of the population identifying as left-handed and 1 percent ...