I can mouse with either hand if necessary (thanks to breaking my right wrist a while ago
) but no, normal mousing is right-handed. The numpad is connected to the left side of the keyboard, Everest Max, because that just works better for space. And the laptop is mounted on the left... cause... well that's where it works! My desktop, additional side desk, printer, etc are all on the right.
I do use the trackpad with left or right hand depending on what is going on in the game. I may put the wireless mouse for the laptop over by my desktop mouse, but I can see me grabbing the wrong one in an important gaming moment!
Thanks
It is great and thanks again for your input. Like I said having someone's actual product experience makes buying stuff considerably more relaxing!
Just an Amazon Fire HD 10 (11th gen). Relatively cheap and works well enough for GameGlass.
what games do you play on it?
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Yeah @Marzipan as CMetaphor said. Primary use for me these days is Star Citizen. It works like a custom multi function display (MFD) if you are familiar with that term from flight sims. GameGlass supports a lot of different games at this point, and its Canadian!Jumping IN!
GameGlass is one of those apps that let's you connect a tablet to your PC to use it as an input device, like a stream deck. Elite Dangerous, Star Citizen, and many Sims that require LOTS of buttons work great with it.
okay...so you use it as part of your cockpit console?Yeah @Marzipan as CMetaphor said. Primary use for me these days is Star Citizen. It works like a custom multi function display (MFD) if you are familiar with that term from flight sims. GameGlass supports a lot of different games at this point, and its Canadian!
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