I have been screwed by life for about 20 years. Losing functional use of my left hand & foot. I adapted decently with the 360 controller by getting a 2 button mod 1 button about where my ring finger rested on controller for LT & another slightly behind it for LB. I then put a circle piece of velcro on top of left Thumbstick and along the left edge. I’d put a thin fuzzy winter glove on with every finger cut off but the thumb. Each time I’d play I’d put the glove on and my tgumb would stick to controller. I’d then nudge my middle right finger against the battery pack and tilt the controller with my right wrist to move me in my main multiplier game Halo 2-4. The fulcrum/pivot point created by pressing in allowed my right hand to manipulate the controller & thumb had enough strength to press and hold for bursts of time but I could NEVER move fluidly, strafe- be agile. Always moved in straight lines and I hope this will work with my Adaptive Controller to allow me to move smooth but if I use the XAC to plug in to move, will the movement on pad still allow me to aim and use the buttons to map to buttons on controller? A set up guide for say BF1 or Warzone on Xbox Series X would be great cuz Hslo 4 was last game with positive KDR. Tired of getting 💩 on, I quit not long after getting Series X. Thx.
This device will not work plugging into the Xbox Adaptive Controller. It will work on the Xbox console with the Keymander 2 adapter though. Using the Keymander 2 adapter on the console, you will be able to move, strafe, etc. and be able to map the buttons to any control (or combination of controls) that you would like. There are enough buttons on the Azeron Cyro for all the controls and more that you'll need to play any game and you will be able to access both left and right joystick functions.
@@gamingreadapted what other devices will I need to set up the controller/adapter? I have acces to a Windows 10 or 11 laptop but I personally own a MacBook. Can you make another vid on setting everything up from the start. I only play FPS games and assume the thumbstick moves you and the mouse & mouse pad function controls your crosshair location. Am I wrong and If I choose can I swap their functions in either the game menu or the device program? Sorry, haven’t looked but is there a software hub to download on pc to mess with settings from the Azeron site?
You cannot swap the functions on the device itself for which one works as the left and right joystick (the mouse pad will automatically be mapped to the right joystick with the adapter). However, you can use the console settings or in-game settings to swap them. The Azeron Software (available on Azeron's website) allows you to change the settings on the Cyro such as button and joystick mappings.
That's sick. I was pondering picking up one of these, but I think I'll stick with the Azeron Cyborg and get this for my brother. Great video, well structured and presented.
I imagine one could still use this alone with a traditional mouse? I love the idea of having access to everything with only one hand needing to be on the desk.
bro you saved my life... in 2018 i had a stroke which leeft my left hand paralysed and i kept using the razer naga trinity but it keeps breaking after one year and it has less customisable buttons ill buy this and hopefully its good and i can get used to it
@@maplejakee well I gave up on using it Because it’s weird to use it cuz you have to hold it with your wrist in some other way that you hold other mice so I just got a razer naga trinity But if you get used to the Azeron which I didn’t quite do It’s a good mouse tho they shipped me a mouse with its scroll wheel skipping about 90% of the scrolls so I just gave up Over all its a good mouse if you get used to it Tbh it has so many buttons I don’t even use all of them
@ it does look pretty clunky and awkward to use, and the fact that it's mostly 3D printed concerns me, especially for the price. I used to use a similar mouse like yours but there were a lot of games that required precision and speed that didn't work very well with the mouse, especially FPS/Driving games. But I've recently discovered Evil Controllers one handed controllers that work on both console and PC that im going to try when I get some money. Have you heard of them? any thoughts?
@@Waysifit does look pretty clunky and awkward to use, and the fact that it's mostly 3D printed concerns me, especially for the price. I used to use a similar mouse like yours but there were a lot of games that required precision and speed that didn't work very well with the mouse, especially FPS/Driving games. But I've recently discovered Evil Controllers one handed controllers that work on both console and PC that im going to try when I get some money. Have you heard of them? any thoughts?
I’m really gonna have to think about this. Can you do a video into programming the devices buttons for specific functions? I don’t know how( maybe after getting used to it after awhile) I’d really have access to all the buttons simultaneously, liked I did before left hand functional loss because yes, it’d be easy to get used to moving with the thumbstick and scrolling to aim, I’dstill have to find the correct button out of 50 that did- A, B,X, or Y, then LT, LB, RT, RB, and D Pad. I’ve come up with my own device that would work perfectly to replace the left stick for the Xbox or PC ( in conjunction to an elite controller or similar that has paddles on right handle to replace LT & LB but would only be useful to people with left hand paralysis/amputation/arthritis, so you’re talking about 50% of those who game and have left stick movement problems and play on PC or Xbox( cuz don’t think PS5 allows you to use 2 devices as 1 like Xbox). I tried 3D Rudder and is a joke cuz weighs 20lbs and moves soo sluggishly. Guess no options for we crippled who got fucked by nearly every aspect of true living. As Metallica says: I cannot live, I cannot die. Trapped in myself, body my holding cell
I read on azeron that what keybinds you make in their software , those are the keys that will be linked to your ps5. So say you make A the pickaxe on pc in azeron cyro and you make it the first button on your left, then when you plug it into the ps5 that A pickaxe in fort still should be the first left button
What adapter would I need to play on: PS5? Xbox Series X? Could I just map buttons & plug into Xbox Adaptive Controller’s left USB port so have the thumbstick be the left stick & moving CYRO on mousepad be right stick? Gotta be an easy easy to buttons, triggers, ABXY, D Pad on all 4 axis. Should have buttons on keypad with different textures or some way to tell digging feel.
To play on the XSX, the KeyMander 2 adapter would work. With this adapter, it will map the mouse pad to the right joystick and the thumbstick to the left joystick. For the PS5, you will need the Cronus Zen or the Besvior adapter.
Great review. I use the Azeron Cyborg and am wondering if you know if the Azeron Software allows me to set both the Cyro and Cyborg up and switch back and forth depending on the game I am playing. Thanks.
You will be able to program both with the Azeron Software. If they are both set up as mouse/keyboard controllers, then you should be able to have them both plugged in at the same time to game and switch between them.
How long is the return window on this and is there a restocking fee or hindrance on returning, as I’d like to see if It’ll work, if I could map ABXY, ( up,down, left, right on D Pad) LT, LB, RT, RB, select, start all on the keypad & somehow tell them apart.
Habe ein Problem bei mir ist alles verbunden xim apex mit der PS5 Controller und dazu beloader auch nur bei dem azeron cyro geht nicht der analogstick und ich weiß nicht warum
So I lost function of my left leg and arm and I can’t really get to my desk to use the Azeron as a mouse. I do have a bedside table but I can’t really get to my console either to play my disc games or attach the adapter, keymander, and use it. My ps4 is in my closet and my tv is basically on the ceiling, above the closet. I also have failing eye sight so I tried to look up the ps4 remote play and second screen but I have to sign into psn to set it up. I was in the hospital since last year so I don’t really remember the sign in and I tried the recovery but it’s not working. Got any tips?
You can use the KeyMander 2 Adapter to play on the PS4 using the Azeron Cyro. If you watch the end of the video it talks about the KeyMander 2, which can also be used for the PS4. You do not need remote play for that. You may need an extended USB cord in order to get the mouse to reach from bed. The KeyMander 2 will also need a DS4 controller plugged in to authenticate it to use it on the PS4.
It has fairly good support and everything can be adjusted to ensure good fit for the user. It is fairly light weight though to allow east movement of the device.
I have a few questions about this so first I want to know if I can get it for left hand and right. I’m thinking two of them with no mouse function and using it like a controller with a mad amount of buttons. Would it even be possible to use the joystick for tracking? And if so can you use both mouse and joystick at the same time for tracking? I’m very interested and would really love some answers.
Yes, you can get it for both left and right hand. The mouse pad will control mouse tracking on the computer or the right joystick on a console (using an adapter). The joystick on the device can control the WASD buttons, arrow buttons, or the left joystick in a game.
What adapter are you using to play or are you playing on the computer? You should be able to use the Azeron manager program to assign one of the buttons to access both of those simultaneously if you want or you can assign them next to each other so they are easy to press together.
Parts of the device are 3D printed, you would have to reach out to the company to see if they could print it thicker. It is fairly durable if you are not too rough with it.
You can try adjusting the mouse sensitivity either within the Azeron Cyro program or on the computer. That might help with the aiming/camera sensitivity. Otherwise, it will just take some time and practice getting used to using both on one hand.
It could, but you would have to purchase an additional adapter that would be compatible with those systems. Brook sells converters that may allow you to play with an analogue console.
@@gamingreadapted thank you for answering my question... are you talking about the "8bitdo adapter 2" I have that adapter so I think I'm good, if not what dapter would i need?
That may work as well. But the mouse pad on the Cyro most likely will not be compatible with that adapter. You may need to use the Keymander 2 adapter in addition to that adapter in order to get access to all functions on the Cyro unfortunately.
yeah I figured I'd need the keymander 2 I watched your full video, I know that the cyro is essentially a mouse and keyboard and will not work by just connecting it to a console... I just wanted to know what the setup was to make it actually work on an analogue console.... like, would I actually need an 8bitdo adapter 2 or would it work like the switch, with no extra attachments needed?
To work on the analogue, you would need an additional component. Using the Keymander alone only will make it compatible with the Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation.
What is the adapter needed to play on XSX or PS5? Anyone have this & is easy to use buttons instead of triggers and ABXY? I’d imagine difficult to press & hold 1 button for LT & another for RT, while still being able to take finger off LT to press ABXY, unless you use your index, middle, and ring finger for triggers and bumpers and your ring finger for ABXY but would have to put a square of sandpaper on 1 button and piece of rubber on another to feel the correct button. Have a better design but no programming knowledge to control LS, then use Elite controller or one with paddles that allows you to control LS my way and use controller paddles for LT/LB but more if a right handed solution. Please put up gameplay vid of Battlefield 2042 or Warzone playing with this live, split screen to see movement & on screen
The KeyMander 2 will allow this device to work on the XSX. The Cronus Zen or Besavior will be needed in order to work with the PS5. You can map multiple functions to one button on this controller and can map the keys to wherever makes it easiest for you.
@@viking3487 I lost my left arm few years ago.I have a zelotes 130 joystick mouse. I adopted myself to it and I play pubg basicly. it is not very good due to its only four way joystick. thats why Im looking for a specificly one handed gamer one.
@@mistalion1 my left arm is paralyzed I play with a foot pedal with 3 buttons for forward, left and right. Then a logitech g502 mouse for everything else, its wayy easier and better trust
Great for disabled people. But for both handed ones this mice sensor and features just rises the cost, nothing more. Can you make a version without it? And before you reply - no, i don't want to check out cyborg - Cyro's classic buttons placement is much better than this weird Cyborg's one.
I don't personally make this device. The benefits of this design is that the user can access the mouse and keyboard functions with only one hand. If you only want the keyboard functions then the Razer Tartarus is another cheaper option.
@@gamingreadapted I already have two Saitek PZ31a since 2008 and Hori TAC Pro. Razer Tartarus is not good because neither Razer nor Belking (before taking over by Razer) didn't bother about users requests about replacing D-pad with joyistick. Thats really big difference both in comfort and capabilities (like assigning "walk" and "run" to different joystick zones). Razer wanted to "fix" this by making this D-pad higher but still it is not as good as analog joystick. As for this mouse sensor, again - this is good for disabled people. But for others this "mouse" is WAAY to heavy for any competitive gaming and also hand itself has WAAY to much tasks to do (moving quickly and precisely and clicking proper buttons at the same time). Lightweight mouse + Cyborg/Tartarus/Hori will be just significantly better.
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Very informative, thank you. You are the only person with actual youtube content about this device other than Azeron themselves.
Finally a full close up video showing the cyro! Thank you!
i have just ordred my Cyro, i can't wait anymore !! i am one handed, thank you for your work !!!!
I have been screwed by life for about 20 years. Losing functional use of my left hand & foot. I adapted decently with the 360 controller by getting a 2 button mod 1 button about where my ring finger rested on controller for LT & another slightly behind it for LB. I then put a circle piece of velcro on top of left Thumbstick and along the left edge. I’d put a thin fuzzy winter glove on with every finger cut off but the thumb. Each time I’d play I’d put the glove on and my tgumb would stick to controller. I’d then nudge my middle right finger against the battery pack and tilt the controller with my right wrist to move me in my main multiplier game Halo 2-4. The fulcrum/pivot point created by pressing in allowed my right hand to manipulate the controller & thumb had enough strength to press and hold for bursts of time but I could NEVER move fluidly, strafe- be agile. Always moved in straight lines and I hope this will work with my Adaptive Controller to allow me to move smooth but if I use the XAC to plug in to move, will the movement on pad still allow me to aim and use the buttons to map to buttons on controller? A set up guide for say BF1 or Warzone on Xbox Series X would be great cuz Hslo 4 was last game with positive KDR. Tired of getting 💩 on, I quit not long after getting Series X. Thx.
This device will not work plugging into the Xbox Adaptive Controller. It will work on the Xbox console with the Keymander 2 adapter though. Using the Keymander 2 adapter on the console, you will be able to move, strafe, etc. and be able to map the buttons to any control (or combination of controls) that you would like. There are enough buttons on the Azeron Cyro for all the controls and more that you'll need to play any game and you will be able to access both left and right joystick functions.
@@gamingreadapted what other devices will I need to set up the controller/adapter? I have acces to a Windows 10 or 11 laptop but I personally own a MacBook. Can you make another vid on setting everything up from the start. I only play FPS games and assume the thumbstick moves you and the mouse & mouse pad function controls your crosshair location. Am I wrong and If I choose can I swap their functions in either the game menu or the device program? Sorry, haven’t looked but is there a software hub to download on pc to mess with settings from the Azeron site?
I updated my reply. Can you comment?
You cannot swap the functions on the device itself for which one works as the left and right joystick (the mouse pad will automatically be mapped to the right joystick with the adapter). However, you can use the console settings or in-game settings to swap them. The Azeron Software (available on Azeron's website) allows you to change the settings on the Cyro such as button and joystick mappings.
That's sick. I was pondering picking up one of these, but I think I'll stick with the Azeron Cyborg and get this for my brother. Great video, well structured and presented.
I imagine one could still use this alone with a traditional mouse? I love the idea of having access to everything with only one hand needing to be on the desk.
Imagine two one in each hand lol
bro you saved my life... in 2018 i had a stroke which leeft my left hand paralysed and i kept using the razer naga trinity but it keeps breaking after one year and it has less customisable buttons
ill buy this and hopefully its good and i can get used to it
Did you end up buying it? what are your thoughts? I have a similar issue with my left hand
@@maplejakee well I gave up on using it
Because it’s weird to use it cuz you have to hold it with your wrist in some other way that you hold other mice so I just got a razer naga trinity
But if you get used to the Azeron which I didn’t quite do
It’s a good mouse tho they shipped me a mouse with its scroll wheel skipping about 90% of the scrolls so I just gave up
Over all its a good mouse if you get used to it
Tbh it has so many buttons I don’t even use all of them
@ it does look pretty clunky and awkward to use, and the fact that it's mostly 3D printed concerns me, especially for the price. I used to use a similar mouse like yours but there were a lot of games that required precision and speed that didn't work very well with the mouse, especially FPS/Driving games. But I've recently discovered Evil Controllers one handed controllers that work on both console and PC that im going to try when I get some money. Have you heard of them? any thoughts?
@@Waysifit does look pretty clunky and awkward to use, and the fact that it's mostly 3D printed concerns me, especially for the price. I used to use a similar mouse like yours but there were a lot of games that required precision and speed that didn't work very well with the mouse, especially FPS/Driving games.
But I've recently discovered Evil Controllers one handed controllers that work on both console and PC that im going to try when I get some money. Have you heard of them? any thoughts?
i have same situation as you.. how do you use the naga? for keyb button, directions?, and which type of games are you playing? ty
I’m really gonna have to think about this. Can you do a video into programming the devices buttons for specific functions? I don’t know how( maybe after getting used to it after awhile) I’d really have access to all the buttons simultaneously, liked I did before left hand functional loss because yes, it’d be easy to get used to moving with the thumbstick and scrolling to aim, I’dstill have to find the correct button out of 50 that did- A, B,X, or Y, then LT, LB, RT, RB, and D Pad. I’ve come up with my own device that would work perfectly to replace the left stick for the Xbox or PC ( in conjunction to an elite controller or similar that has paddles on right handle to replace LT & LB but would only be useful to people with left hand paralysis/amputation/arthritis, so you’re talking about 50% of those who game and have left stick movement problems and play on PC or Xbox( cuz don’t think PS5 allows you to use 2 devices as 1 like Xbox). I tried 3D Rudder and is a joke cuz weighs 20lbs and moves soo sluggishly. Guess no options for we crippled who got fucked by nearly every aspect of true living. As Metallica says: I cannot live, I cannot die. Trapped in myself, body my holding cell
I read on azeron that what keybinds you make in their software , those are the keys that will be linked to your ps5. So say you make A the pickaxe on pc in azeron cyro and you make it the first button on your left, then when you plug it into the ps5 that A pickaxe in fort still should be the first left button
What adapter would I need to play on:
PS5?
Xbox Series X? Could I just map buttons & plug into Xbox Adaptive Controller’s left USB port so have the thumbstick be the left stick & moving CYRO on mousepad be right stick? Gotta be an easy easy to buttons, triggers, ABXY, D Pad on all 4 axis. Should have buttons on keypad with different textures or some way to tell digging feel.
To play on the XSX, the KeyMander 2 adapter would work. With this adapter, it will map the mouse pad to the right joystick and the thumbstick to the left joystick.
For the PS5, you will need the Cronus Zen or the Besvior adapter.
Great review. I use the Azeron Cyborg and am wondering if you know if the Azeron Software allows me to set both the Cyro and Cyborg up and switch back and forth depending on the game I am playing. Thanks.
You will be able to program both with the Azeron Software. If they are both set up as mouse/keyboard controllers, then you should be able to have them both plugged in at the same time to game and switch between them.
@@gamingreadapted thank you very much. Now I know what I am doing this weekend.
Can you or someone please post their Keybinds profiles for the Azeroth Cyrus for the xbox/ps5 controllers.
How long is the return window on this and is there a restocking fee or hindrance on returning, as I’d like to see if It’ll work, if I could map ABXY, ( up,down, left, right on D Pad) LT, LB, RT, RB, select, start all on the keypad & somehow tell them apart.
Habe ein Problem bei mir ist alles verbunden xim apex mit der PS5 Controller und dazu beloader auch nur bei dem azeron cyro geht nicht der analogstick und ich weiß nicht warum
When will it actually be available I only have use of my left hand and I’ve been forced to not play the games I love to play
It should be available now if you go to there store. It is available to order as of today.
what is the store called@@gamingreadapted
Can you disable the mouse feature and use it like a keypad?
Yes, you can disable the mouse
So I lost function of my left leg and arm and I can’t really get to my desk to use the Azeron as a mouse. I do have a bedside table but I can’t really get to my console either to play my disc games or attach the adapter, keymander, and use it. My ps4 is in my closet and my tv is basically on the ceiling, above the closet. I also have failing eye sight so I tried to look up the ps4 remote play and second screen but I have to sign into psn to set it up. I was in the hospital since last year so I don’t really remember the sign in and I tried the recovery but it’s not working. Got any tips?
You can use the KeyMander 2 Adapter to play on the PS4 using the Azeron Cyro. If you watch the end of the video it talks about the KeyMander 2, which can also be used for the PS4. You do not need remote play for that. You may need an extended USB cord in order to get the mouse to reach from bed. The KeyMander 2 will also need a DS4 controller plugged in to authenticate it to use it on the PS4.
What can you recommend for playing league if legends with a paralyzed left hand? Wpuld this work as a mouse + qwer and item + summoner spells
Yes, this controller would be the best option.
Wondering how solid the hand support beneath the full weight of hand is. The ergo mouse are okay but need a catchment.
It has fairly good support and everything can be adjusted to ensure good fit for the user. It is fairly light weight though to allow east movement of the device.
I have a few questions about this so first I want to know if I can get it for left hand and right. I’m thinking two of them with no mouse function and using it like a controller with a mad amount of buttons. Would it even be possible to use the joystick for tracking? And if so can you use both mouse and joystick at the same time for tracking? I’m very interested and would really love some answers.
Yes, you can get it for both left and right hand. The mouse pad will control mouse tracking on the computer or the right joystick on a console (using an adapter). The joystick on the device can control the WASD buttons, arrow buttons, or the left joystick in a game.
How do I get better with the cyro while moving and aiming at the same time? I’m struggling at when I’m aiming I tend to look way up or way down.
How do you, say, activate Spartan rage in God of war, where you have to press L3 & R3, because that’s the dilemma in having with my set up.?
What adapter are you using to play or are you playing on the computer? You should be able to use the Azeron manager program to assign one of the buttons to access both of those simultaneously if you want or you can assign them next to each other so they are easy to press together.
Can you them with thickers walls. Im seeing reviews where they break in a few months of playing regularly due to the plastic being fragile
Parts of the device are 3D printed, you would have to reach out to the company to see if they could print it thicker. It is fairly durable if you are not too rough with it.
Someone knows where you can get an arcade type control in which you can play games like Call of Duty and Gears of War, just an example
Because the mouse moves the camera that’s why I look way up or down when aiming, any tips? I also struggle moving the camera while using WASD..
You can try adjusting the mouse sensitivity either within the Azeron Cyro program or on the computer. That might help with the aiming/camera sensitivity. Otherwise, it will just take some time and practice getting used to using both on one hand.
Can I use this on my steam deck
You should for some games if the steam deck and game supports connecting a USB mouse/keyboard.
If I hear "azeron cyro" one more time I'm going to explode. Other than that great video thank you!
sorry to ask but is it wireless or does it always got to stay connected by usb
It's wired only
will this work with an alalogue (eg analogue pocket, super nt, mega sg... etc) console? if so how do you do that?
It could, but you would have to purchase an additional adapter that would be compatible with those systems. Brook sells converters that may allow you to play with an analogue console.
@@gamingreadapted thank you for answering my question... are you talking about the "8bitdo adapter 2" I have that adapter so I think I'm good, if not what dapter would i need?
That may work as well. But the mouse pad on the Cyro most likely will not be compatible with that adapter. You may need to use the Keymander 2 adapter in addition to that adapter in order to get access to all functions on the Cyro unfortunately.
yeah I figured I'd need the keymander 2 I watched your full video, I know that the cyro is essentially a mouse and keyboard and will not work by just connecting it to a console... I just wanted to know what the setup was to make it actually work on an analogue console.... like, would I actually need an 8bitdo adapter 2 or would it work like the switch, with no extra attachments needed?
To work on the analogue, you would need an additional component. Using the Keymander alone only will make it compatible with the Switch, Xbox, or PlayStation.
Is the joycon automatically set to wasd?
No, but you can program it easily using their program.
What is the adapter needed to play on XSX or PS5? Anyone have this & is easy to use buttons instead of triggers and ABXY? I’d imagine difficult to press & hold 1 button for LT & another for RT, while still being able to take finger off LT to press ABXY, unless you use your index, middle, and ring finger for triggers and bumpers and your ring finger for ABXY but would have to put a square of sandpaper on 1 button and piece of rubber on another to feel the correct button. Have a better design but no programming knowledge to control LS, then use Elite controller or one with paddles that allows you to control LS my way and use controller paddles for LT/LB but more if a right handed solution. Please put up gameplay vid of Battlefield 2042 or Warzone playing with this live, split screen to see movement & on screen
The KeyMander 2 will allow this device to work on the XSX. The Cronus Zen or Besavior will be needed in order to work with the PS5. You can map multiple functions to one button on this controller and can map the keys to wherever makes it easiest for you.
So, the joystick cannot be freely mapped to 4 desired keys? That's a jokestick imho.
Never mind! The solution would be to set it to wsad and then just bind hotkeys to wasd in a desired order, in-game!
nice
Do you think I can play Pubg on PC with this?????? please answer
Yes, this will work for games like that on PC.
theres cheaper and better options but im sure this would work itll be hard to get used to tho
@@viking3487 I lost my left arm few years ago.I have a zelotes 130 joystick mouse. I adopted myself to it and I play pubg basicly. it is not very good due to its only four way joystick. thats why Im looking for a specificly one handed gamer one.
@@mistalion1 my left arm is paralyzed I play with a foot pedal with 3 buttons for forward, left and right. Then a logitech g502 mouse for everything else, its wayy easier and better trust
@@viking3487 mine is paralyzed, too. do you think your this Azeron would be a better choice?
Great for disabled people. But for both handed ones this mice sensor and features just rises the cost, nothing more. Can you make a version without it? And before you reply - no, i don't want to check out cyborg - Cyro's classic buttons placement is much better than this weird Cyborg's one.
I don't personally make this device. The benefits of this design is that the user can access the mouse and keyboard functions with only one hand. If you only want the keyboard functions then the Razer Tartarus is another cheaper option.
@@gamingreadapted I already have two Saitek PZ31a since 2008 and Hori TAC Pro. Razer Tartarus is not good because neither Razer nor Belking (before taking over by Razer) didn't bother about users requests about replacing D-pad with joyistick. Thats really big difference both in comfort and capabilities (like assigning "walk" and "run" to different joystick zones). Razer wanted to "fix" this by making this D-pad higher but still it is not as good as analog joystick. As for this mouse sensor, again - this is good for disabled people. But for others this "mouse" is WAAY to heavy for any competitive gaming and also hand itself has WAAY to much tasks to do (moving quickly and precisely and clicking proper buttons at the same time). Lightweight mouse + Cyborg/Tartarus/Hori will be just significantly better.
I just want to play dream light valley and sims lol
nice but still too expensive
I don’t get why all these reviews are played in fortnight, why not cod or Minecraft or some Shit like that