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Designed specifically for left-handed users and approved by ergonomists, the Kensington Pro Fit Wireless Ergonomic Mouse for left-handed users is particularly well suited to left-handed use. It features a neutral 41 grip, easy USB connection, wireless connectivity and more.
Ergonomic wireless mouse - left-handed - 1600 dpi laser sensor - 6 buttons
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Designed specifically for left-handed users and approved by ergonomists, the Kensington Pro Fit left-handed wireless ergonomic mouse is particularly well suited to left-handed use. Features include a 41° neutral grip, easy USB connection, plug-and-play wireless connectivity, six control buttons, three dots-per-inch settings (800, 1200, 1600), 128-bit advanced encryption, customization capability through KensingtonWorks, cross-platform compatibility and a three-year warranty.
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General information |
Product name |
Kensington Pro Fit Wireless Ergonomic Mouse for left-handed users |
Brand |
Kensington | |
Model |
K79810WW | |
Interface |
Wireless |
Yes |
Mouse connectivity technology |
Bluetooth + RF (radio waves) | |
Interface with the computer |
USB | |
Ergonomics |
Number of buttons |
6 |
Backlighting |
No | |
LED RGB |
No | |
Wheel type |
Bidirectional | |
Ambidextrous |
No | |
Use |
Office | |
Trackball |
No | |
With memory |
No | |
Left-handed model |
Yes | |
Ergonomic |
Yes | |
Vertical |
No | |
Sensor |
Mouse type |
Laser |
Optical resolution |
1600 dpi | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Black |
Power supply |
Power supply type |
Battery |
Battery type |
1 X AA (LR6) | |
Compatibility |
Supported OS |
Apple Mac OS |
| Android | ||
| Microsoft Windows 10 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 7 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 8 | ||
| Windows XP | ||
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 30 Dec 2020
Bought for tendonitis, the reclined position of the mouse relieves tension.
The objective has been achieved. Pleasant to the touch. If I had one criticism to make, it would be about the size, which I find a little small for an adult male hand. And yet I don't have big palms. Nevertheless, by inverting the right/left buttons in the Windows settings, it does the trick.
I was a little disappointed because I was looking for a laser and here I have an optic. This detail apart from the grip is particular for me who has always worked with right-handed mice.
I had to relearn the position of my fingers, but the grip is much more pleasant and less tiring for the arm.
After 3 weeks, I really got used to this mouse. It's a real pleasure for the hand.
It took me some time because I was not aware that on a classic mouse I was crossing the click, so I had to re-learn the ergonomics of the mouse, the positioning of the fingers and the movement of the wheel.
You should not hesitate to release your hand by resting your wrist on the desk.
Setting the side buttons is not obvious on "non-standard" software. For standard browsers or suites, you will quickly get the hang of it!
Two possible improvements for the next versions: Bluetooth and the wheel with a left/right click (very practical for moving windows sideways).
Very hard to find a left-handed mouse, the choice is very limited. Fortunately, I found this Kensington mouse at a reasonable price. It is really nice to use. It seems to have a good build quality, the buttons feel good under the fingers and it is precise in moving the pointer. I use it mainly for office work and often with AutoCAD where it is important to have a precise mouse. I'm enjoying it more and more in my daily work and really don't regret my purchase.
Thank you to the equipment manufacturers who think of left-handed people!
Very sensitive and precise when moving.
The plastic coating is very cosy to the touch.
I have quite long hands but not huge, and it is almost too small. I click with the 2nd phalanx, not the fingertips. But the buttons are sensitive, so that's not what bothers me. The scroll wheel, however, doesn't quite fit under the finger.
People with small hands will not find fault with it.
Of course, the left and right buttons are reversed, so you have to think about this when you are used to clicking like a right-handed person, and configure your OS accordingly.
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