I am looking for a wireless ambidextrous mouse. The only non-compact mouse I've found so far is the Razer Viper Ultimate Has anyone tried it? I am looking for some reviews before I spend 10k on a goddamn mouse? https://www.flipkart.com/razer-viper-ultimate-wireless-gaming-mouse-charging-dock-rz01-03050100-r3a1-optical/p/itm365b0b3a7c704

Isn't any symmetrical mouse ambidextrous? You can just switch for left handed use in windows, not sure about Mac though

I haven't come across any other wireless mouse that is not compact. Compact mice are too small and cause wrist pain over prolonged use.

hmm Thats a tough filter combo 🤔

I know. But don't have much of a choice due to shoulder and wrist issues. Once these are f*cked, there's no going back 🥲

@faint-energy-11966 Have you used touchpads? They're good unless you need the precision of a mouse for design work. Something like https://www.apple.com/in/shop/product/MK2D3ZM/A/magic-trackpad

Is Magic Trackpad compatible with windows? Don't have a Mac

Doesn't seem like the Magic Trackpad is compatible without using weird hacks. Logitech seems to be selling Touchpads for Windows but they're out of stock rn. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0093H4WT6

@faint-energy-11966 @dazzling-author-99268 Apple has deliberately made it not compatible with other devices. You get only the basic functionality on other OS's like left click, right click, double click etc. All the multi-touch capabilities are disabled.

I used to use compact mice. I moved to Corsair wired and then to Razer Basilisk X wireless. I feel a big difference in wrist comfort when using larger mice, which is weird because I never knew the difference. I like Cosmic Byte, have their TKL keyboards in case you are new to the company.