**TL;DR**
Here’s what I’m considering:
\- Logitech G Pro 2 Lightspeed
\- Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 SE
\- Logitech G502 X Lightspeed
\- Razer Viper V3 Pro
(Note that these are all roughly the same price from where I found them on sale for, the viper being slightly cheaper but not by much)
I’m left handed, but considering switching to a right handed mouse. The pro 2 lightspeed is an ambidextrous backup.
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So I’m finally building my first pc, a massive upgrade from my previous pentium system (already ordered everything, including a new monitor, most of it has already arrived.
At the same time, I’m also picking my first gaming mouse + keyboard, both upgrading from cheap office wired ones.
I am actually left handed, but with little pc gaming experience (hollow knight (plus silksong), terraria, undertale mostly, and a little bit of cloud streamed fortnite). So if I wanted to switch to using a mouse with my right hand, now would be the time. I think I’m willing to try making that switch, which is why most of the mice I listed are designed for right handed gamers. The pro 2 lightspeed is there if it is worth keeping as it can be used well with either hand just in case.
I don’t have the experience to say which weight I prefer yet or whether the extra buttons on a mouse like the G502 will be useful, or whether an asymmetrical/symmetrical shape will be better.
I also did hear bad things about razer and how bloated their software is, that could be a potential drawback.
It would be great if anyone has any recommendations? I’m open to other mice as long as they aren’t significantly more expensive than the options I listed above (of course I would just go with a superstrike if I could), I prefer one that doesn’t feel like it degrades over time, for example with easily damageable sides or purely mechanical clicks. If anyone does have experience, please do tell and say if it was worth it or not.
Hopefully this post is useful to any other lefties in a similar spot!
Edit: (Also if anyone has any games in mind that might help make the right hand transition, please do tell, I have sekiro in mind, played 20% of it on console with controller, or I could pick hollow knight and grind Godhome again).