As i get used to Synapse v4 i began to hate it with my Tantarus v2.
Programming macros is quite complicated due the very inefficient interface, with far too much distraction towards other stuff un-needed for me.
Besides v4 seems quite buggy.
I tested a Blackwidow v4 (pro?) keyboard but sent it back since it had no right WIN key, but it's macro-ing software interface was easier.
So is Synapse v3 any better for the Tantarus v2?
+1Dunno if it’s better. Maybe less buggy - but it depends on the peripherals that you have.
Some newer devices are not compatible with the Synapse 3.
The macro creation of Razer is not the most intuitive. However I found that once you understand it, it does become (slightly) easier.
Synapse 4 has, in my opinion, easier Macro creation. Having said that I was able to re-create a Macro that I made in Synapse 4, as well as optimizing the Synapse 3 created one.
If you are recreating a set of key presses, then the macro generator creates two presses, one for down and the other for up. Synapse 4 allows for a separate delay, while Synapse 3 has the delay as a function of the key press.
I had a Tartarus v2, until one of the keys stopped working, and I now have the Tartarus Pro.
Due to the numerous bugs, and issues with Synapse 4, I have “downgraded” to Synapse 3 and it now is working perfectly.
My Razer setup is as follows: Keyboard: Blackwidow Chroma V2, Keypad: Tartarus Pro, Mouse: Basilisk V3.
I hope this helps, and if you need any help with Synapse 3, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Best regards
Sleuth.
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