Review on 🎮 Razer Tartarus v2 Gaming Keypad: Mecha-Membrane Switches - 32 Programmable Keys - Customizable Chroma RGB Lighting - Programmable Macros - Black by Krisha Thakur ᠌

Received as a birthday present from a loved one. Immeasurably happy. "Mushroom" took off the D-pad and threw it into the box, using the cross as 4 additional keys. Has some pros + ergonomics. I have a Razer Ornata Chroma keyboard, which I thought was comfortable, but after this keypad, I only take it to surf the Internet or work. In general, this is the main (for me) plus of this device, because I was lucky and it fit like a glove under my hand size. I got used to it in two days and now I have no idea how to play the keyboard. Plus an incredibly comfortable wrist rest. + software. Chord settings, profiles, lighting for every taste and color. But there are also some minor downsides. + appearance. Of course, with the chrome keyboard lying next to it, everything shimmers so that you can just sit and look at it all. Separately, I want to say that the thing is useful not only to play, but also to work in editing. I hung the chords, highlighted the necessary keys, forward, very convenient. Cons below: - software. Once I had to completely reinstall the synapse, because a wild input lag began, it didn’t happen again. Raiser, as I understand it, are aware of the problem. - clicks. A very subjective thing, because in a normal headset you will not hear them, but they can annoy those who are nearby. As far as I know, you can remove the keys in Ornat and pull out some crap that imitates the "clack" from there, but it doesn't bother me. - collects dust, especially next to the leather stand, so you need to clean it. For this, I have some kind of brush for a woman's makeup on the table, I advise, by the way xD - price. Objectively, the thing is expensive. Plus, if you are not lucky with the size of your hand, this is a headache with a refund, etc.