Razer Tartarus Pro - Gaming-Keypad - Gamepad with analogue-optical buttons - Rapid-Trigger - 32 programmable buttons (customisable trigger point, 8 profiles, Adjustable Actuation) Mercury

I debated one of these for a long long time, hours and hours scouring the internet for reviews, but like anything you'll always get mixed reviews so I thought sod it, I'm just going to do it. Firstly I will say it is VERY comfortable, the way your hand sits on it is nice and plush underneath your wrist, I've only been using it two days.. I games with it for about 3/4hrs last night, I did find myself looking down occasionally, but that's just the muscle memory with my keyboard, I know over time I'll adapt to it, the buttons have a nice feel and with a short actuation point, my inputs register a lot quicker and you can definitely get smaller more precise movements with just a tiny bit of pressure, my desk isn't the biggest either, I have limited space, so to just have this with my mouse, gives me MUCH more room for mouse movements. As my mouse would occasionally hit the right side of my keyboard and sometimes get stuck underneath, overall I'm happy I got it, with some more getting used to, which will come over time. I know I made the right choice! Finally I just want to say I know Razer Synapse get's a lot of flack about it being below average. I personally own a naga trinity mouse too, and now this.. I haven't had any issues with disconnections or rebinding keys or adjusting anything at all.. whatever I've wanted to do in Synapse.. it's worked. Sorry for a lengthy review(I've just realised how long this is) It's a good Product!

I love these I've used one ever since the Belkin Nostromo, then Razer started to make them changing the name to Tartarus. This little keyboard makes gaming so fast with all the buttons under one hand, I think the build quality has suffered a bit over the years but having said that it's still a sturdy nice looking bit of kit with RGB lights if you want them.

Nice bit of kit.

I've had this item for over a week now, and my gaming/movement in CoD:Warzone is soooo much better, mostly because I now use the Joystick for movement. Literally won 15 Resurgence Games just yesterday when I used to win 2-3 at most. There is definitely a steep learning curve, and yes, I am still making mistakes trying to do things as I did previously when I used normal keyboard, but hey, I think its worth it!Now lets get real shall we? The product is BY NO MEANS perfect.... not even close! So I will just mention a few downsides that I see in it.1. The layout: I don't know what monkey of a person did they have there on Razer that thought, YEAH!!! LETS PUT THE 4 KEYS OF THE BOTTOM AT A DIFFERENT LEVEL AND LETS MISALIGN THE ENTIRE LEFT COLUMN KEYS!!! THEY WILL LOVE THAT!!! Now, whilst those 4 bottom keys are not a particular problem for me since I only use the 15 keys above that, I do need to say that the intended place of the WASD keys (08,12,13,14) is tooo close to the palm/whatever rest, so when I first started using it like that I got cramps because my hand was in like a significant claw like position for long time... For that reason I ended up remapping some of the stuff I did to the level above (basically 1st and 2nd rows, rather than 2nd and 3rd....) And since I was going to learn new ways of doing stuff anyways, everything that I had on the number keys (1-2-3-4, etc), I put elsewhere, and now I've practically got used to it.... That is not to forget that I don't use WASD for movement anymore, so again, I kind of rearranged everything.... I now place my index, middle and ring on keys 07,08,09 and access all the surrounding ones with those 3 fingers, ocassionally 16 with pinky for crouching (the only key I am using from the bottom layer)... What I am getting at is that they should have just kept it equal everywhere.. the left column aligned and the bottom keys not at different level.2. Sticking D-Pad: Yes, it is true! Your D-Pad will most likely stick from time to time, but I read that is actually not a hardware issue but a software issue related to Synapse, so supposedly if your don't use Synapse, you should not get it.... I myself was getting it for days and quite often that it became annoying to play with, but then I closed Synapse and haven't got it since for a few days now.... if it does come back, I might be asking for a replacement or something. Of course this would mean that you lose all the Synapse benefits there like analog keys, hypershift, macros, etc. .... so if it does impact you, then beware!3. Thumbsticks: I've used Xbox controllers with various kinds of kontrol freeks and performance thumbsticks and obviously standard Xbox thumbsticks and I have to say, the thumstick in this thing is the most horrible thing ever... and the worst part is that I haven't found any suitable replacement.... That is not to mention that it does make me have my hand slightly more widely open than I would like to.... so yeah, beware with that....4. Slipping: I don't know if this is the case for everyone but in my case the gaming pad is constantly but very slowly slipping, as in changing its position, which requires me to often have to reposition it. In my case is mostly forward since I am always pressing the joystick forward to move. I should mention that I have my pad placed on top of an Endgame MPC 1200 Cordura, so it might be that other surfaces perform better, but like I said, in my case it slips!!! =( I will try to find a solution for it, but just wanted to put this as another negative point that might happen to you...Other than that, the product is very solid. Overall I am happy with my purchase and will definitely keep it, but will be on the look for those couple of things that might just make it so much better (Update in Synapse for Sticking and Thumbsticks :)4/5 for this product for me...Good luck with your decision.

I rarely write reviews, but I feel compelled to share my experience with the Razer Tartarus Pro. Honestly, this is one of the worst gaming peripherals I’ve ever had the misfortune to use.First off, setting it up was an absolute nightmare. The instructions were unclear, and it took far longer than it should have to get it up and running. Once it was finally set up, I was greeted with the disappointing realisation that the experience was just as frustrating as the setup process.The build quality feels cheap and flimsy – certainly not what you’d expect from a brand like Razer. The keys are unresponsive, and the overall feel is very poor. It doesn’t offer the premium experience that the price tag suggests. Every press feels dull, and the feedback is almost nonexistent, making it difficult to type or game effectively.Most frustrating of all, it simply doesn’t add any value. If you already have a decent keyboard, do yourself a favour and stick with it. The Tartarus Pro offers no improvements or unique features that make it worth the investment. In fact, it feels like a downgrade compared to what you probably already have.Overall, I regret purchasing this device. It’s just not worth it. Save your money and look for something better. Razer should be embarrassed by this product.

Amazing stuff.Highly recommend