I wanted a stick... Went through 3 Tartarus in under a year. Finally broke down and spent the money on an Azeron Cyborg and couldn't be happier with it despite the price.
@@lyianx I had 3 of the v2 versions and they sent me a pro as a replacement for one because they didn't have any v2 in stock, but I just sold it because it had the same d-pad for the thumb that had already failed me repeatedly.
My dad gave me his RTP (Yes, a hand-me-down but he hardly used it since he got it last month) and I was mostly looking around for videos on how I best utilize itin gaming. Somehow stumbled upon this and now I'm glad he's such an impulse buyer, he could've done worse indeed.
I would of preferred a more in-depth review of each one with visual extended use by your and your thoughts/comments after each one. This felt more like a premanufactured commercial of 5 products.
It comes down to the Razer Tartarus Pro or the Azeron Cyborg for me.. I want a keypad with an analog stick and these are the only options I can find! I'm conflicted because the RTP I personally think looks better and is cheaper at $130. However, from what I can tell, its stick is just programable buttons so I just map WASD to the stick and I have seen quite a few complaints about that stick not working well after a short time.. (This may also be Tartarus V2 reviews as well, been looking at both). Whereas the AC has a dedicated actual analog stick! But is $220 and looks totally wild. I'll get use to either one I'm sure, but is $90 more really worth the better analog stick.. ugh. I just don't know.
In the review all the keypads shown are commented upon as for the left hand only. Note that the Azeron Cyborg allows you to specify which hand you use at time of order. When your primary decision point is that it is either ambidextrous or for the right hand, as is the case for me, it is important that this detail be mentioned. Now if only I could afford one.
@@adnancamdzic8754 Yes, I know all those at Mediamarkt shop (Like Cosco, without the food and no guns, I guess). But none of them have that little thumb joysticky thingie on it. The one that has one, has not enough keys. So also very afraid if I go to W 11... It will not work anymore. The latest software is from 2008 or so... No upgrades. But maybe there is an enthousiast who programs?
@@donkeysunited try buying them (one or more) after a seek on internet. We have here in Holland a secondhand shopping/surching app. I have bought a few as a reserve. BTW a braking thumb switch (under the little joystick) can easily be repaired. 3D printed part. It's a programmed part to fail.
Comment for the absolute LOLs at 9:12 of the person "playing a game" on a controller who clearly has never played a game on a controller (half the time they are pressing in-between buttons) and also the monitor isn't turned on.
Why is it expensive though That is the question, you have less material invested making it more affordable less space less cost on every aspect and scale yet it's expensive it's stupid
Only Cyborg allows to use it without gazing at/looking at it. The rest keypads forced gamers to lose control during the game to choose the correct button.
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I wanted a stick... Went through 3 Tartarus in under a year. Finally broke down and spent the money on an Azeron Cyborg and couldn't be happier with it despite the price.
stop hitting your electronics
what Tartarus versions did you have?
@@lyianx I had 3 of the v2 versions and they sent me a pro as a replacement for one because they didn't have any v2 in stock, but I just sold it because it had the same d-pad for the thumb that had already failed me repeatedly.
@@GBA_Raspberry My Cyborg has held up just fine for well over year now. The thumb buttons on the Tartarus are well known for being trash.
@@JermVVarfare you're the only person I've seen bring that up tbh, i just ordered the Tartarus and so many people seem to love it.
My dad gave me his RTP (Yes, a hand-me-down but he hardly used it since he got it last month) and I was mostly looking around for videos on how I best utilize itin gaming. Somehow stumbled upon this and now I'm glad he's such an impulse buyer, he could've done worse indeed.
I would of preferred a more in-depth review of each one with visual extended use by your and your thoughts/comments after each one. This felt more like a premanufactured commercial of 5 products.
exactly
It comes down to the Razer Tartarus Pro or the Azeron Cyborg for me.. I want a keypad with an analog stick and these are the only options I can find! I'm conflicted because the RTP I personally think looks better and is cheaper at $130. However, from what I can tell, its stick is just programable buttons so I just map WASD to the stick and I have seen quite a few complaints about that stick not working well after a short time.. (This may also be Tartarus V2 reviews as well, been looking at both). Whereas the AC has a dedicated actual analog stick! But is $220 and looks totally wild. I'll get use to either one I'm sure, but is $90 more really worth the better analog stick.. ugh. I just don't know.
In the review all the keypads shown are commented upon as for the left hand only. Note that the Azeron Cyborg allows you to specify which hand you use at time of order. When your primary decision point is that it is either ambidextrous or for the right hand, as is the case for me, it is important that this detail be mentioned. Now if only I could afford one.
I also am looking for a good lefties gamepad to use with the right hand.
Logitech G13... still nothing better?
I agree but those are going anywhere between 100-500 expensive but worth it
@@adnancamdzic8754 Yes, I know all those at Mediamarkt shop (Like Cosco, without the food and no guns, I guess). But none of them have that little thumb joysticky thingie on it. The one that has one, has not enough keys.
So also very afraid if I go to W 11... It will not work anymore. The latest software is from 2008 or so... No upgrades. But maybe there is an enthousiast who programs?
Mine is still going since 2010 with almost daily gaming. I'm going to miss it when it dies. There is still nothing better than it or even as good.
@@donkeysunited try buying them (one or more) after a seek on internet. We have here in Holland a secondhand shopping/surching app. I have bought a few as a reserve.
BTW a braking thumb switch (under the little joystick) can easily be repaired. 3D printed part. It's a programmed part to fail.
is there a keyboard for left handed players who using the keypad with their right hand? thanks in davance!
you mean like the mountain everest max? you can attach the keypad to the left - or get a separate keypad maybe
The azeron comes in left handed versions.
Every review of these devices should say if profiles exist on the device, and can be exported/imported.
K585 because it's the only _wireless_ one.
Comment for the absolute LOLs at 9:12 of the person "playing a game" on a controller who clearly has never played a game on a controller (half the time they are pressing in-between buttons) and also the monitor isn't turned on.
Why is it expensive though That is the question, you have less material invested making it more affordable less space less cost on every aspect and scale yet it's expensive it's stupid
Tbh if it lacks an analogue stick that is a huge con.
Only Cyborg allows to use it without gazing at/looking at it. The rest keypads forced gamers to lose control during the game to choose the correct button.
useless vid...
Why?