Seems the only options are off-brand keypads. Razer Orbweaver Gaming Pad Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips Lefties who use their mice left-handed will need to look elsewhere. The only good use I can think of is for analog keys is the throttle on racing games. Analog keys respond to different levels of pressure from your fingers.

About the only difference between the Tartarus Pro and V2 is that the pro has analog keys. One more thing on keys - there is also a model called the Tartarus Pro. The Orbweaver has a hat button, also 8-way. It takes the place of one standard key, and can be given three functions - scroll up, scroll down, and press. The difference between 30 and 32 keys comes down to the added scroll wheel on the Tartarus V2. Otherwise, continue on to the rest of the features. The Mecha-Mechanical keys, despite not being fully mechanical, have a good tactile feel as well. Both the Orbweaver and Tartarus have full RGB lighting which can be configured down to the individual key. By holding it down, every other key can be given a second function. Your thumb can reach a spacebar, directional pad, and thumb key to give you a lot more options than a keyboard. Razer bought the rights to the Nostromo from Belkin and made it for a while, then came out with the Orbweaver and Tartarus lines to add more keys and features.

The Nostromo Speedpad n52 was one of the first keypads with mass popularity. There are a few things separating the Orbweaver Chroma and Tartartus V2 - price, keys, and adjustability. That means if you buy something I get a small commission at no extra cost to you.

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