I find Logitech the best for me, and I have big hands. They do some nice chunky ones with all the bells and whistles of the gaming ones. I had a g700s which is now old, and I have I think it's a g300 or something 300
As I said, it's incredibly frustrating not to find anything on the gaming mouse market designed for left-handed or ambidextrous users that's even remotely decent. I used to have the G300s and I loved it; it was perfect because I could easily access the four extra buttons thanks to its layout. But when it broke, I went to buy another one, and surprise, it was discontinued. Why? Why can't a multi-million dollar company maintain or improve a model that's known to work for both right- and left-handed users and is so beloved by the community? And more importantly: is it really that difficult to take the G502 HERO, reverse the design, and release a left-handed version as well? I honestly don't see the logic. I think they'd make a lot of money because we don't have any other alternatives at that level.
Hmm... I hadn't seen that. The question is: can you press all four buttons, or do you disable the ones on the hand side when you pick it up? That's why I said I liked the G300s, because the four extra buttons are always available, and I really need them. If you can confirm this, I'll buy it today, haha.
My favorite mouse for GW2 is the Logitech G300s, unfortunately it’s not available anymore and switching to another button layout is going to be a pain when it dies. I went through 3 of them in the past 13 years…
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