Review on 🎮 Razer Tartarus Pro Gaming Keypad: Ultimate Control with Analog-Optical Key Switches, Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting, and Programmable Macros by Joe Roberts

After the disappointment with the Orbweaver thumb pad and thumb button, the Tartarus v2 is exactly what I've wanted since the release of the first Belkin Nostromo a. a decade ago. It's really just an n52 with a fourth row of keys. Razer's mecha membrane keys feel comfortable and don't overly click. Synapse 3.0 software is still in beta early 2018 and certainly could be a bit more user friendly and complete, but it gets the job done. The RGB features are neither here nor there for me as my hand covers them when I play, and most of the time I'm not covering them they're not visible anyway, but there's a fair amount of pre-made lighting modes and the ability to do some custom things do, including effects pushed to other Razer RGB devices. So that's cool if you like it.