New product for gamers: Razer launches ergonomic left-handed keyboard Tartarus V2 Pro

New product for gamers: Razer launches ergonomic left-handed keyboard Tartarus V2 Pro
New product for gamers: Razer launches ergonomic left-handed keyboard Tartarus V2 Pro

Razer has announced the Tartarus V2 Pro, the latest update to its popular line of ergonomic one-handed keyboards. The device features several technical improvements, including updated optical switches with adjustable actuation depth, a customizable wrist rest, and an analog TMR design for the thumb stick.

One of the key features of the new product is a proprietary input function: Elastic scaling You can bind two actions with one click to facilitate the execution of macros and technology Quick click Prevents triggering in opposite directions at the same time, which is especially useful for shooters with precise strafing. All 31 keys and buttons are fully programmable through Synapse software, and the device is available now for $200.

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