Razer introduced the Tartarus V2 Pro, a refresh of its one-handed gaming keyboard. This ergonomic device includes an adjustable palm rest and over 30 programmable keys and buttons, departing from a traditional QWERTY layout.
The Tartarus V2 Pro incorporates several improvements over its predecessor. It features upgraded optical switches, a wider key actuation range, and an analog TMR thumbpad. Each key also includes RGB lighting for customization.
The device integrates new proprietary input controls. Snap Flex allows users to assign two keys to a single press, facilitating consistent multi-key actions. Conversely, Snap Tap prevents two selected keys from actuating simultaneously, which is useful for preventing accidental inputs in games like FPS titles.
All 31 keys and buttons on the Tartarus V2 Pro are fully programmable via Razer's Synapse software. The device is currently available for purchase at a price of $200.
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Razer released the Tartarus V2 Pro, an updated one-handed gaming keyboard. The new version features upgraded optical switches, a wider key actuation range, and an analog thumbpad, along with new input controls for multi-key actions.