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Razer Tartarus V2 failing (Third in 3 years)

  • December 31, 2022
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Hello, I created this thread because I bought three Tartarus V2 in the last three years, and all of them started to fail for the exact same reason: The analogic stick started to not respond at all while pressing it, specially to move forward. I was reading about this issue and apparently is a known one. I have exact same issue that the person that created this topic Razer Insider | Forum - Tartarus V2: D-pad switches failing (4 devices failed in < 1 year) Its really sad to me, that wanted to buy a product from a solid company to have it, hopefully, for years, but this specific product has a factory problem. Is not normal that many people have reported the exact same issue related with the analogic stick, that makes the gamepad pretty much useless. I will be adding some videos to prove this issue with the different devices I have, but like I said, that Razer is selling this product if it has this kind of failures.
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    Did you open it up and take it apart to see the defect? if possible, photograph the affected part in detail. Injected plastic is not made to withstand pressure.
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    these low profile switches don't look sturdy
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    look at this, just imagining it, I hear the plastic creak.
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    fine tuning
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    when analyzing the creaking of plastics, particularly when using the thumb of the hand. the thenar is most power full muscle in my hand. Capable of bending any mouse plastic.
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    AndreAzevedo
    Did you open it up and take it apart to see the defect? if possible, photograph the affected part in detail. Injected plastic is not made to withstand pressure.
    I have not openet it yet, because I want to know how to proceed first. I want to send this products and prove that they are defectives. Its really sad though, here in my country this product costed me around 160 dollar, and lasted 6 months? (The last of the ones I bought).
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    Notice that I really take care of my things. I have a keyboard that has lasted 10 years now, my gaming mouse 7 years and yet the only product I have troubles with is the specific razer tartarus V2.
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    who knows the Tartarus V3 will come with improvements in the resistance of the lateral controls. because the thenar muscle is strong.
    sharpdomeCopperRed292
    AndreAzevedo wrote:

    Did you open it up and take it apart to see the defect? if possible, photograph the affected part in detail. Injected plastic is not made to withstand pressure.

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