“This might be a dumb question but it would see possible to use if your left handed?”

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• If you can click with your left I don't see why not

  Answered by donblackskye 5 years ago

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• I don't see why not just a matter of using different fingers.

  Answered by donblackskye 5 years ago

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• Whoever said no, was wrong. With Logi Options software (which automatically asks to install in Windows), you can change the main click button. You would be missing out on, using your thumb to click the two side buttons, but other than that, this is a symmetrical mouse. Though, I am guessing, using your middle or ring finger would be a decent feel.

  Answered by DirkM 1 year ago

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• I have tried and it is not very comfortable in my opinion. Why don’t you try it for yourself.

  Answered by Mxyztplk 5 years ago

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• Yes. It is perfectly symmetrical.

  Answered by Jim440 5 years ago

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• No, because it is definitely setup for right-handed users. There is a thumb rest that has a scroll button on the left side.

  Answered by Jennasmimi 5 years ago

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