Kensington Wireless Ergo Mouse Left Handed Black
Made especially for left-handers, the ergonomist-approved Pro Fit Left-Handed Ergo Wireless Mouse is the right mouse for your left hand. Ergonomist-approved design with 41Âo inclined angle is made specifically for left-handers. Optimised for your Windows 11 mouse needs. Neutral “handshake†grip positions the hand for improved comfort. With plug and play USB connectivity, there†s no need for drivers or downloads. Just plug in the wireless receiver, and it works. Six buttons (forward, back, left, right, scroll/middle-click, and DPI) enhance navigation and productivity. Triple DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600) let you dial in the sensitivity and precision of your mouse cursor. 128-bit AES encryption Delivers government-grade wireless security. Customise with KensingtonWorksâ„¢, our free downloadable software, for a personalised experience, with the ability to assign a variety of functions (including shortcuts) to the buttons, and adjust cursor and scrolling speed. Cross-platform compatibility works with Windows, Mac and ChromeOS.
Made especially for left-handers, the ergonomist-approved Pro Fit Left-Handed Ergo Wireless Mouse is the right mouse for your left hand. Ergonomist-approved design with 41Âo inclined angle is made specifically for left-handers. Optimised for your Windows 11 mouse needs. Neutral “handshake†grip positions the hand for improved comfort. With plug and play USB connectivity, there†s no need for drivers or downloads. Just plug in the wireless receiver, and it works. Six buttons (forward, back, left, right, scroll/middle-click, and DPI) enhance navigation and productivity. Triple DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600) let you dial in the sensitivity and precision of your mouse cursor. 128-bit AES encryption Delivers government-grade wireless security. Customise with KensingtonWorksâ„¢, our free downloadable software, for a personalised experience, with the ability to assign a variety of functions (including shortcuts) to the buttons, and adjust cursor and scrolling speed. Cross-platform compatibility works with Windows, Mac and ChromeOS.
Made especially for left-handers, the ergonomist-approved Pro Fit Left-Handed Ergo Wireless Mouse is the right mouse for your left hand. Ergonomist-approved design with 41Âo inclined angle is made specifically for left-handers. Optimised for your Windows 11 mouse needs. Neutral “handshake†grip positions the hand for improved comfort. With plug and play USB connectivity, there†s no need for drivers or downloads. Just plug in the wireless receiver, and it works. Six buttons (forward, back, left, right, scroll/middle-click, and DPI) enhance navigation and productivity. Triple DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600) let you dial in the sensitivity and precision of your mouse cursor. 128-bit AES encryption Delivers government-grade wireless security. Customise with KensingtonWorksâ„¢, our free downloadable software, for a personalised experience, with the ability to assign a variety of functions (including shortcuts) to the buttons, and adjust cursor and scrolling speed. Cross-platform compatibility works with Windows, Mac and ChromeOS.
Made especially for left-handers, the ergonomist-approved Pro Fit Left-Handed Ergo Wireless Mouse is the right mouse for your left hand. Ergonomist-approved design with 41Âo inclined angle is made specifically for left-handers. Optimised for your Windows 11 mouse needs. Neutral “handshake†grip positions the hand for improved comfort. With plug and play USB connectivity, there†s no need for drivers or downloads. Just plug in the wireless receiver, and it works. Six buttons (forward, back, left, right, scroll/middle-click, and DPI) enhance navigation and productivity. Triple DPI settings (800, 1200, 1600) let you dial in the sensitivity and precision of your mouse cursor. 128-bit AES encryption Delivers government-grade wireless security. Customise with KensingtonWorksâ„¢, our free downloadable software, for a personalised experience, with the ability to assign a variety of functions (including shortcuts) to the buttons, and adjust cursor and scrolling speed. Cross-platform compatibility works with Windows, Mac and ChromeOS.
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Prices last updated 13 Oct 2026.
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Kensington Wireless Ergo Mouse Left Handed Black
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originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
The angle of the grip is a little higher than I wanted, but it does help when using the mouse with the left hand. The most interesting feature is that you don't have to switch the button orientation for using this.
originally posted on homeessentialsdirect.com
Compared to mice from MS or Logitech, this one drains the battery quite quickly.
originally posted on officeworks.com.au
After searching high and low found this mouse to be the most cost effective and comfortable for left handed people
| Sensitivity | 1600 DPI |
| Number of Buttons | 6 |
| Programmable Buttons | Customizable Buttons |
| Scroll Type | Scroll Wheel, Scroll/middle-click |
| Functionality Highlights | KensingtonWorks™ customization |
Kensington Wireless Ergo Mouse Left Handed Black
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
KENSINGTON Pro Fit – Wireless 2.4GHz / Ergonomic – Mouse
Free delivery
Pro Fit Left-Handed Ergo Wireless Mouse
Kensington KTG K79810WW Ergonomic Wireless Mouse Left Handed
Delivery between 18–23 Oct $9
Kensington Left-Handed Ergonomic Wireless Mouse - Black [K79810WW]
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The angle of the grip is a little higher than I wanted, but it does help when using the mouse with the left hand. The most interesting feature is that you don't have to switch the button orientation for using this.
Compared to mice from MS or Logitech, this one drains the battery quite quickly.
After searching high and low found this mouse to be the most cost effective and comfortable for left handed people
Got this for my left handed husband for work! He LOVES it! He said it fits his hand perfectly!
Huge improvement over using a conventional mouse left-handed. Keeps my wrist in a comfortable, neutral position. Only downside is the USB fob does not work with my Kensington wireless keyboard (which came with the right-handed ergo mouse--no choice, which was dumb), so I am occupying two USB ports for two fobs.
I am using both this left-handed Kensington mouse and a right-handed one together. This setup really makes sense not only healing my right hand but during the cases I have to use my right hand for something like holding a cup or having some cookies. Kensington mouse is stable and just a good one!
I was starting to develop carpal tunnel from all this working at home. An ergonomic expert recommended this mouse, and I love it! It's much more comfortable and the buttons are very responsive.
I've purchased two of these because I like the fit in my small hand. I had to return the first to get a properly working one and it lasted two months. I bought a second and it lasted two months as well. While working it wasn't spot on... sometimes I had to give the mouse a shake so it could catch up with my hand but I drafting (not gaming) so it didn't really matter for me. This is the third brand I've tried. Jelly Comb lasted 6 months so I think I'll go back to that one.
This mouse keeps my hand and wrist from hurting because it lets them stay in handshake position instead of rotating inward as happens with a normal mouse. I can't believe it is so reasonably priced compared to ergonomic mice from other brands yet has everything I need. There's a place for my thumb to rest, while the forefinger and middle finger naturally rest on either side of the wheel where they can press the left and right "buttons" down without moving, while allowing either finger to roll the wheel (hint: Windows 10 allows you to change how far a roll of the wheel scrolls the screen, under Control Panel => Hardware and Sound => Devices and Printer => Mouse). The only downside is that it forces my hand to stay relaxed, which if you're control freak as I tend to ... MoreThis mouse keeps my hand and wrist from hurting because it lets them stay in handshake position instead of rotating inward as happens with a normal mouse. I can't believe it is so reasonably priced compared to ergonomic mice from other brands yet has everything I need. There's a place for my thumb to rest, while the forefinger and middle finger naturally rest on either side of the wheel where they can press the left and right "buttons" down without moving, while allowing either finger to roll the wheel (hint: Windows 10 allows you to change how far a roll of the wheel scrolls the screen, under Control Panel => Hardware and Sound => Devices and Printer => Mouse). The only downside is that it forces my hand to stay relaxed, which if you're control freak as I tend to be does not come naturally. I catch myself gripping the mouse tightly with the thumb lower than it should be and have to remind myself to relax and reposition my thumb. That's user error, not the fault of the mouse.
When using it sometimes it gets stuck and the mouse freezes.
| Sensitivity | 1600 DPI |
| Number of Buttons | 6 |
| Programmable Buttons | Customizable Buttons |
| Scroll Type | Scroll Wheel, Scroll/middle-click |
| Functionality Highlights | KensingtonWorks™ customization |
