how are left-handed people supposed to use the Note Edge?

[Carla97220]

how are left-handed people supposed to use the Note Edge?

or will Samsung do what Samsung do best... i.e. release a Note Edge
Left-hand Special Edition?

perhaps this is due to the fact that there are no left-handed people in Korea.
Well... almost none... 1 in 1500 at most, according the research by a Korean
university 3 years ago.

 

[little09]

how are left-handed people supposed to use the Note Edge?

or will Samsung do what Samsung do best... i.e. release a Note Edge
Left-hand Special Edition?

perhaps this is due to the fact that there are no left-handed people in Korea.
Well... almost none... 1 in 1500 at most, according the research by a Korean
university 3 years ago.

I have no idea, ask lefties people how you manage it.
And good questions.

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[red.foxx15]

I imagine the Edge is better for left handed people. If you think about it you will have your thumb on the right side which you can run along the plastic edge where if you were holding it as a right handed person (in your left hand) your fingers are going to be curling there. It seems to me you would be able to easily use your thumb to control the edge screen.

 

[blitz118]

if you want to use the phone left handed, then you can turn the phone upside down or just get another phone.

 

[stackberry369]

how are left-handed people supposed to use the Note Edge?

or will Samsung do what Samsung do best... i.e. release a Note Edge
Left-hand Special Edition?

perhaps this is due to the fact that there are no left-handed people in Korea.
Well... almost none... 1 in 1500 at most, according the research by a Korean
university 3 years ago.

I'm left handed and use my right hand on my note 3 mostly

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[yellowcanary73]

I only have a left hand and use the Note 3 no problem. With the edge I could use the tips of my left hand to do certain things.

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[AzharB17]

if you want to use the phone left handed, then you can turn the phone upside down or just get another phone.

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Yeah, well a good idea from Samsung. Even however if that doesn't make it to production there are many mods online to make the screen work upside down

 

[meyerweb#CB]

I read a hands-on blog entry written by a left-hander, and that writer didn't seem to have a problem with it. I don't remember if it was here on AC or another site, I'm afraid.

 

[anon(3092520)]

A better question would have been, "how are people who hold the phone in their left hand supposed to use the Note Edge?"

I'm a lefty but hold my phone in my right hand, I'm sure a lot of other people do as well.

 

[yellowcanary73]

You have 2 hands and you can't figure out how you would be able to operate it. Seriously

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[stackberry369]

You have 2 hands and you can't figure out how you would be able to operate it. Seriously

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Some people have NO hands due to no fault of their own.

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[AnnDroid]

I'm a lefty and I have so much trouble with the pen. I do hold the phone in my right hand and use my left for touch. However, when I want to take out the pen it's almost comical.

 

[collett]

Ummmm...we'll do what lefties always do: adapt.

 

[kevkavalier]

Adapt and still stay away from power tools!

 

[SevenThree]

As a lefty, I hold my phone in my right hand and use the S-Pen with my left hand.

Excuse my Shaq.7" hands.

In playing with the Note Edge for a bit, I didn't experience any instances where something was opened due to an inadvertent touch from my palm. It felt pretty natural to me. Although, I did find myself sorta adjusting the position of the Edge's edge for a more comfortable hold.

So yeah. I think it should be a non-issue for a lot of lefties. But I can't speak for everyone, haha.

 

[anon(1733)]

Yeah it's probably the other way around mostly. I'm right handed but hold the phone in my left hand.

 

[stackberry369]

As a lefty, I hold my phone in my right hand and use the S-Pen with my left hand.

Excuse my Shaq.7" hands.
http://i62.tinypic.com/9rtvf6.jpg
In playing with the Note Edge for a bit, I didn't experience any instances where something was opened due to an inadvertent touch from my palm. It felt pretty natural to me. Although, I did find myself sorta adjusting the position of the Edge's edge for a more comfortable hold.

So yeah. I think it should be a non-issue for a lot of lefties. But I can't speak for everyone, haha.

Those are Andre the Giant hands lol

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[SevenThree]

Those are Andre the Giant hands lol

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Hahaha. All the better to shield my Note 4 or Edge from the elements!

 

[Krome Dome]

I only have a left hand and use the Note 3 no problem. With the edge I could use the tips of my left hand to do certain things.

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If you only have 1 hand left... Is it still your left hand???


Lol j/k... Just had to throw that in there

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[droid747]

I think I read you can flip the phone upside down and the screen will rotate,but problem is the buttons will then be on top.

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