> People do make smaller mice. But the downside is that they are generally cheapies, and not very robust
The last mouse I had was a white Apple Magic Mouse: still a bit on the large side, yet much smaller than the Logitech G600.
But multitouch is not as good as 12 dedicated keys for shortcuts!
> When it comes to left-handed mice, it's often easier to obtain a symmetrical mouse, and change its handidness in software
Symmetrical could do, but then I'd miss the 12 keys right by my thumb!
Not sure what is your ideal small mouse, but there are some good small "gaming" mouses though:
Xtrfy MZ1 Coolermaster MM710 Razer Viper Mini
I'm currently using the first one and it is a great mouse. No special software, no BS, very light, great shape, and a cable you don't even notice that you have. Don't know about the rest, but before this one I had Logitech G Pro wireless, and it was great, but a bit too large.
People do make smaller mice. But the downside is that they are generally cheapies, and not very robust. I have bought several over the years from supermarkets when I found I'd left my usual mouse behind.
When it comes to left-handed mice, it's often easier to obtain a symmetrical mouse, and change its handidness in software.
I use my mice so much that I have a problem with wireless mice forever running out of batteries. "Up to six months usage": bullshit. I'm lucky to get two weeks out of a set of batteries. So I stick to wired keyboards and mice.