Using non dominant hand

[johnnyshinta]

How many of you primarily use your non dominant hand for your phone? I have always used my dominant hand for my phone but I'm finding that having my dominant hand free would be very convenient.

 

[JimBen73]

I use my left hand (non dominant) to hold my phone. My right hand (dominant) is free to type, scroll etc

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[Reciprocal]

Wait... Why are you making a whole new thread on the same topic from a couple posts down?

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[johnnyshinta]

Wait... Why are you making a whole new thread on the same topic from a couple posts down?

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I asked how people use the phone with their left hand because the buttons are on the opposite side. I opened this thread asking how many people use their non dominant hand (left or right).

 

[mrsmumbles]

I hold it in either hand but only can type one handed with my right. If I type both handed I can sometimes do that but it's not easy on a small touch screen.

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[CattieBrie]

For things like scrolling through screens or reading, I mostly use my non-dominant hand. I use both hands for any kind of typing, either holding my phone with my left, non-dominant hand, and typing with my right, or holding and thumb-typing using both hands. As phones get wider, I find that I have to return to two-handed, thumb typing for most things. Physical size is my only complaint with the MAXX, and so many phones that are available right now.