Review on Razer Tartarus Gaming Keypad Analog Optical Computer Accessories & Peripherals by Micha Sawecki ᠌

By the appearance of the device, it may seem that they paid great attention to ergonomics and everything is super convenient, it will immediately fall into your hand and it will be wow. But the reality is completely opposite - the keyboard was made from the point of view of ergonomics . there are no censorship words. I've been using it for a week and have yet to get used to it. Very insecure play with the top row of buttons, not great with all the others. I'm thinking of putting on other mouthguards so that at least some kind of tactile difference appears and it is easier to find the buttons by touch, but here also low-profile mouthguards and ordinary mouthguards immediately stick out awkwardly. The block of buttons is located non-standard, without a shift, which is probably why such problems are addictive. on most keyboards, the rows of buttons are shifted. Well, here the calculation is apparently on a large palm - mine is uncomfortable to stretch. The lack of a tactile difference exacerbates the problems - as a result, I have already played quite a few hours, but so far I have not been able to get used to the controls A separate song and proof that ergonomics was not only not done - it was apparently specially spoiled - this is a gap. It is necessary to reach straight up to it and it is categorically inconvenient to press it down. As a result, instead of a space on this button (20), I hung Esc, which I "forgot" to add to this keyboard on a regular basis. Spacebar and a couple of other buttons outweighed on the cross. So you can at least somehow use it, otherwise the device would go to the mezzanine or ebay at once. Separately, the lack of memory is annoying - I want to set it up once and remove the garbage from the autoload, but no, the size is not the same, and here he saved half a dollar on an overpriced piece of iron. Two positions for triggering buttons - I didn’t even try. With such problems of ergonomics, when it would be easy to hit the button in the heat of battle, it’s not even worth talking about any half-press. Razer takes advantage of the fact that there are no analogues on the market from brands left, only Chinese with clicky switches and incomprehensible customization. While I'm trying to get used to it, suspicions are growing that I will still have to sort out the Chinese, so tarturus does not fit in my hand.