Razer - Tartarus V2 Wired Gaming Mecha-Membrane Keypad with Chroma Back Lighting for Mac and Windows - Black

This is a great device, it works really good. It does take some time to get used to, but once you setup the buttons to your liking it works great. The RGB on it is also amazing and the software is not too hard to use. Very useful and feels really good quality. The best part is it allows your hand to rest very naturally which helps when plaging for long hours with cramping and soreness.

Hey y’all! (ALL PHOTOS are taken over a year span as I added more to the PC Set Up. Tartarus with me the whole time) I wanted to share my experience with the Razer Tartarus V2 Left Hand Keyboard Controller with Joystick. As a dedicated Fortnite FNCS and Streamer, this controller has become a game-changer for me. Its combination of fast response, customization options, and comfortable design has significantly improved my gameplay. The blend of membrane rubber dome and mechanical switch gives an instant edge, and the 32 programmable keys offer endless customization. Plus, the 8-way directional thumbpad makes executing commands seamless. Even during long gaming sessions, comfort remains a priority with this controller, and the detachable palm rest is a nice touch. Beyond gaming, it has streamlined my streaming tasks with its programmable keys. All in all, the Razer Tartarus V2 has earned its place as an essential tool in my setup. If you're serious about leveling up your gameplay and content creation, I highly recommend giving it a try.

Had a stroke a year ago great handling and mapping out.. lil frustrating but I got through it.overall easy to learn

What I like about this one handed is that every key can be customized and if you have other razer products you can sync them with RGB lights and hyperspeed. I did not like the hand rest position making to uncomfortable for me to interact with the key as my hands are not big enough for it design. If you are learning mouse and keyboard and play MMO this will be perfect for you as long as your hand fits.

I was going to buy a number pad but got this instead. I enter dates and numbers into work systems, so I programmed it with number keys, backspace for error correction, and a dash on the thumb key. The joystick makes scrolling down pages of entries a click down and hold process instead of rowing a mouse wheel. But it has a thumb wheel if needed. The hand rest adjusted back to a good position as I have large hands and is far more comfortable than the alternative. I can now enter the data with the Tartarus and a mouse without a need to move my hand from keyboard number pad to the mouse and back constantly. And I can program it for other programs (Video editing, DAW, Excel etc) Win win. I may get a matching keyboard and retire my bulky logitech G510 for work as I don't really need the mappable keys on the keyboard itself anymore.