MX Master 3 - Still no Left Handed Model!!??
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I can't believe that in 2019, the leading company for Keyboards and Mice, came out with a mouse for power users and did not include a left handed model.
It's credulous being excluded from a product line or being forced to use a product in a way that doesn't feel natural to the user.
Yes, left handed people make just 10% of the population so it's a small margin for a dedicated product. But it's still frustrating to be excluded.
I bet left handed users are willing to pay even a little more for a left handed MX master 3.. I know a wouldn't mind...
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Official comment
Hello Brian,
Thank you for contacting Logitech and we do apologize for the delayed response.The left handed version the MX Master 3 is not yet available and we do not have any information on when a left handed version would be available.
I'll have this post forwarded to the proper team here on my end but please do refer to this link for the Unsolicited Submissions Policy: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/utilities/forms/790
Best regards,
Logi_MannyComment actions -
I really need a left hand mouse as well. One of the occupational hazards of being a software developer is the neck/back seizing issues that result from using a mouse for hours at a time. The right side of my neck needs a break. I need a left hand mouse so my left side can share the load
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Agree with Brian's post 1000%. I have conformed to using countless awkward feeling right-handed mouse designs in my left hand for my entire life. It isn't a huge deal when doing it for standard office work and browsing. However, I also do extensive mouse-intensive photo editing, where the the improper ergonomics is both frustrating and physically irritating. I want the use of multiple buttons for efficiency (like 90% of the population has) but have never been able to use any because they are placed where my left ring finger rests. Once again, out of ergonomic frustration, I recently replaced my mouse with another "ambidextrous" mouse but have now had to put a felt pad over the left side buttons because they're not only unusable but the edges are causing an irritating sensitivity to my ring finger. In this day and age, I just don't understand how a top company can't create a quality reversed model for this demographic. This is supposed to be one of the best mice for Photoshop but is unusable for me. It seems the only quality option is the Razor that has a customizable button configuration but I like the idea of the MX's thumb wheel... but an idea isn't going to get the work done.
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Same situation here.
This is a kind of discrimination: We don't allow a part of the population (10%, it is not nothing) to have the same benefit than the majority.
I have a job that needs me to stay in front of my computer all day long, and after years of using right handed mouses, I have now developed pain and fatigue on my hands and arms.
I would like to know what are Logitech plans about addressing this issue in the future.
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