Hama Ergonimic Left Handed Wireless Mouse | Left-handed Mouse without Cable | Wireless Radio Mouse | USB Receiver | 800-1600 DPI | 3 Buttons Including Browser Buttons | 2.4 GHz | Black

As a left hander, l have used a cabled generic or right handed shaped mouse for many a year. Because l wanted a wireless one, l thought it would be good to get left-hand one. When l tried to use it, it wouldn't work! Then l realised the two buttons had different actions to the old ones. Dah! Sorted this in the settings. If you are thinking of changing to a left-handed on but never had one beford, think carefully. I find it very 'odd' to use. It is very light as well, whereas the old ones were heavier. So all in all, the right way to go, but it feels very different and will take a while to feel comfortable using it, or you could say getting out of my old habits. PS l think the scroll buttons by the thumb will require a while to get to grips with only because the mouse is so different to what l have used before

this product is good for left handed person. but when you use for long time (1-2years), it will have some issues such as the rubber at the button is running out ( while using it will not be smooth) and the crosser will not work. i only experience this two issues. however the product is good and the delivery is good. I just bought again recently. 4.5 of 5 stars

Perfect for lefties, very easy to install, and worked immediately. After a minute without use it powers down, and is restarted on the first click.Arguably heavy on battery use, as it starts to not move the cursor as the batteries begin to fail. Maybe a low battery warning could be added?It annoys right handers who still fail to understand lefthandedness!

Great and simple to use. First ever last handed more I have purchased. Well worth it.

After using this for a few days I was getting cramp in my pinky. I couldn't work out why but I realised it was because the mouse is too light and the sides have no grip. one or the other would fix the issue - if the mouse were heavier, it would be easier to grasp it to lift it up, or if it were more grippy it would require less lateral finger pressure.I managed to fix mine by adding a couple of squares of Lego tape to the side where my pinky grabs it. the extra grip fixes the issue nicely.

The mouse is certainly more comfortable for a left-handed user, but all the comfort in the world doesn't help if it doesn't actually work, and this mouse has serious reliability issues.The first mouse stopped working within a month, luckily within the Amazon return window, but then the replacement died two months later once it could no longer be returned. There is no warning, it's not a gradual process where occasionally clicks don't register or it sticks when moving - one day it's working the next it's completely dead.I ordered even after reading the other reviews talking about the mouse not lasting hoping others were just unlucky - more fool me I suppose! My advice is to avoid this mouse, regardless of how tempting it may seem being both left-handed and relatively low cost.

Great to have a mouse that is ergnomically shaped for my left hand as I use my mouse in that hand which is more unusual. The wireless nature makes the desk tidy but also saves any extra wires getting caught or tangled.

Bought to WFH unexpectedly. Worked ok for a few weeks. It got a bit flaky recently and thought the batteries hadnt lasted long. Went to change them only to realise brand new batteries didnt improve it. Going to give it another couple of days to see if it works any better and then think about returning it. Comfy for my small hand, but would have been more comfy to be a bit bigger. Shaping is fine. Cant have something so unreliable when Im trying to work.