Razer
The Razer Tartarus Pro is a left‑handed, ergonomic gaming keypad featuring 32 fully programmable inputs and Razer's unique Analog Optical Switches with adjustable actuation. It targets MMO, MOBA and FPS gamers who want analog movement control, deep macro customization, and per‑key Chroma RGB lighting.
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$129.99
Average
$127.24
Lowest
$79.99
Highest
$166.50
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Best For
MMO and MOBA players needing complex keybinds, FPS enthusiasts who benefit from Rapid Trigger, streamers/power users who want deep macro control, and gamers who prefer analog movement without a gamepad.
Not Ideal For
Casual gamers who prefer a traditional keyboard, users who dislike software‑dependent devices, and anyone looking for a low‑cost macro keypad without analog features.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the Tartarus Pro for its innovative analog optical switches, extensive customization options, and rapid trigger feature, but they criticize the awkward dual‑function key layout, the fact that Windows treats it as a controller, the lack of true onboard memory, and its premium price.
What Users Say
Everyday users love the solid build, smooth analog feel, vibrant RGB, and macro/profile flexibility, yet many complain about the steep learning curve of dual‑function keys, the need to keep Synapse running, a stiff scroll wheel, and occasional hand fatigue.
Common Complaints
Difficulty mastering dual‑function keys, Windows treating the device as a controller, reliance on Razer Synapse for profiles, stiff and poorly placed scroll wheel, and hand fatigue during long sessions.
How It Compares
vs. Razer Tartarus V2
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Disadvantages
Choose V2 if you don't need analog control and want a cheaper macro keypad.
vs. Razer Nostromo
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Disadvantages
Nostromo is suitable for basic macro needs without the cost of advanced features.
vs. Corsair K63 Wireless (TKL)
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K63 is better for users who need a full keyboard and wireless capability rather than a dedicated macro keypad.
