📚 How Razer got the Naga Left-Handed Edition right

Building a left-handed mouse is no easy feat. Getting your hands on a quality left-handed mouse isn't the easiest thing in the world. That goes double for a left-handed gaming mouse. Lefties, therefore, often have to suck it up and train themselves up on right-handed mice. That's nothing new, of course. It's a right-handers' world, and southpaws generally have to get used to doing a lot of things the way righties do them. It's just the way things work. As a left-handed person, I've never questioned this much. I've used right-handed tools my whole life, grew up using exclusively right-handed mice, and even golfed with righty clubs for my brief flirtation with the sport when I was a kid. Razer, maker of some of the best PC gaming mice, however, is looking to change that. Not only for left-handed gamers, but also for people with disabilities who may not be able to effectively use mice created for righties. It's a movement that we've seen a lot of in recent years with things like the... ...