Razer Tartarus V2 Mecha-Membrane Gaming Keypad $86.40 Free Shipping @ Treasure PC eBay

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My first time posting so be nice.
This is the cheapest i have seen it.

ALL-NEW RAZER™ MECHA-MEMBRANE
Meet the best of both worlds. The Razer Tartarus V2 combines the soft cushioned touch of a membrane rubber dome with the crisp tactile click of a mechanical switch. Each key is actuated at mid-height for an instantaneous response. Now you can command faster than ever.

32 KEYS.
ULTIMATE CONTROL.
Equip yourself with a complete arsenal of 32 fully programmable keys for skills, hotkeys and macros right at your fingertips. The 8-way directional thumbpad can also be used for easy movement or to expand on commands.

MADE TO PERFECTLY FIT YOUR HAND
Thanks to advanced ergonomics, you’ll feel nothing but a comfortable fit whether you’re gaming for an hour or ten. Comes with a detachable palm rest with two adjustable positions to suit your preferred angle of comfort.

TECH SPECS
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Razer™ Mecha-Membrane Technology

32 fully programmable keys

Unlimited macro lengths

Ergonomic palm rest

Hypershift mode for expanded commands

Razer Chroma™ backlighting with 16.8 million customizable color options

Tech Specs

Razer™ Mecha-Membrane Technology

Mid height keycaps

Razer Chroma™ backlighting with 16.8 million customizable color options

32 fully programmable keys

Programmable 8-way directional thumbpad & scroll wheel

Full anti-ghosting

Unlimited macro lengths

Unlimited game profiles

Ergonomic form factor with adjustable palm rest

Razer Synapse 3 (PC) / Razer Synapse 2 (Mac) enabled

1000Hz Ultrapolling

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  FLICKIT on 17/10/2018 - 15:00

  +2

  Looks good, I've used a Nostromo SpeedPad n52 for about 15 years, it's very similar, HUGE improvement over a keyboard for gaming IMO…

  Edit: looking at the sales it appears that seller might price-jack, the normal price is often $11 less… so the 20% off works out the same as 10% off their normal price…

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    The Milk Man on 17/10/2018 - 15:11

    -1

    Oof , that's why I dislike small stores. No dignity. Just moneytraps grabgrabgrab , lol.

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      FLICKIT on 17/10/2018 - 15:24

      +2

      It's still a good price but I don't like to encourage price jacking or other manipulative behavior, so I'll give it a miss…

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  metalslaw on 17/10/2018 - 15:37

  For anyone interested, there is a kickstarter being run by cooler master that is a analog 24 key gamepad.

  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/coolermaster/controlpad…

  I've backed it to try the keypad out with arcade racing games like wreckfest and Trackmania.

  Delivery date is middle of next year though, with payment due Nov 25 this year. It's already fully backed.

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    Diji1 on 17/10/2018 - 16:45

    Wouldn't you be better off buying a Wooting One so you don't have to play on a numberpad though?

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      metalslaw on 17/10/2018 - 17:37

      Kewl, didn't know about that one.

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    furythree on 17/10/2018 - 17:03

    wow thats pretty amazing

    what technology are they using to allow pressure sensitive keys

    is it just a combination of mechanical switches with software magic or custom switches

    ergnomics look crap tho

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      metalslaw on 17/10/2018 - 17:44

      From the page,

      " How do we accomplish analog control in a mechanical switch? We measure how far down the mechanical switch is pressed using an infrared LED. The light emitted from the LED is reflected off the bottom of the key and an infrared sensor measures how much light is reflected. If a low amount of light is reflected we know that the key is at its highest point. If a higher amount of light is reflected, we know that the key is moving closer to the sensor. "

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      I actually like the ergonomics of it. But I more want it so that I can use it with my odd technique for arcade racing games. I use arrow keys on a normal keyboard currently, and I use my index and middle finger of my left hand, on the up and down arrows, and thus forward and brake. And I use my index and middle finger of my right hand, on the left and right arrows, and thus steer left and right.

      That said, the ergonomics match a numberpad, and lots of people use that for excel and such, so it can't be too bad for a broad group of people. It wouldn't suit everyone, but thats ok :)

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        furythree on 17/10/2018 - 22:31

        its more about that missing thumb control for spacebar or a analog joystick

        this just looks like lazy design

        smart tech but lazy

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  tightm8 on 17/10/2018 - 16:14

  Razer are overpriced RGB rats, add the pricejacking of the seller, you're not really getting a 'bargain'.

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    kudoz on 17/10/2018 - 17:37

    +2

    Except of course that it's cheaper than anywhere else by a decent margin…

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  The Value on 17/10/2018 - 17:14

  I had the V1 and I couldn't reach all the keys comfortably.