Razer naga is preparing a new model for lefties
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If you are left-handed, most of the time you are limited to ambidextrous mouse options, one of them is the famous Razer Naga mouse, designed for MMOs. Razer has announced that there will be a relaunch of this mouse, but now in a left-handed version.
Razer Naga Left-Handed Edition coming out next year
The Razer Naga Left-Handed Edition Left-Handed Edition does not have two or three, but 12 buttons in the thumb area for macros. This mouse was on the market a few years ago, but was discontinued in 2014, apparently affecting a large group of potential customers.
However, the mouse is not just for lefties. This mouse may also be suitable for right-handed users who have a disability that prevents them from using their right hand effectively, as Razer demonstrated in the video below.
Left-Handed Edition Promotional Video
Razer is currently gathering information about its target audience, asking potential customers to sign up by answering some simple questions about their use of the mice. So when the 'Left Handed Naga' is finished in 2020, Razer will notify them that they can place their order.
The Naga currently sold for MMO gaming has a 16, 000 DPI sensor, 50G acceleration, and a 1ms response time. Total of 19 fully programmable buttons and RGB lighting to customize.
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Razer said there is still a lot of work to do with the mouse. However, we expect Razer to go ahead and open orders for this mouse in 2020.
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