Razer has unveiled an updated version of its one-handed gaming keyboard, the Tartarus V2 Pro. Designed for players who prefer a more compact and ergonomic setup, this device is tailored for use with one hand and includes over 30 keys and buttons, all of which can be customized to perform different functions. Unlike traditional QWERTY keyboards, the Tartarus V2 Pro uses a unique layout optimized for gaming, allowing users to execute complex commands with ease. The V2 Pro brings several improvements over its predecessor, including optical switches that offer a more responsive and durable typing experience. The keyboard also features an analog thumbpad, which adds another layer of control for precise in-game actions. Additionally, the keys have a wider actuation range, meaning they require less force to register a press, and they include new proprietary input controls designed to enhance performance. Two standout features of the Tartarus V2 Pro are Snap Flex and Snap Tap. Snap Flex allows users to combine two keys into a single press, making multi-key actions more consistent and reliable. On the other hand, Snap Tap ensures that two selected keys are never activated at the same time, which is especially useful for first-person shooter (FPS) players who need to avoid accidental inputs while moving quickly in-game. These features help reduce errors and improve overall gameplay precision. The keyboard also includes an adjustable wrist-rest for added comfort during long gaming sessions and RGB lighting that can be customized to match a player's preferred aesthetic. All 31 keys and buttons are fully programmable through Razer’s Synapse software, allowing users to tailor the keyboard to their specific gaming needs. The Tartarus V2 Pro is currently available for purchase at a price of $200.