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Topics started by scgeggie

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scgeggie
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posted in General Discussion

WE NEED A NEW ORBWEAVER

Nuff said.Please :)

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3 months ago
scgeggie
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posted in Keyboards

New keypad ideas. Time for new Orbweaver!

So every time there is a Razer event I get my hopes up wanting to see a new keypad being announced, but nothing so far. Tartarus V2 and Tartarus Pro are not good options for some of us who like the extra key instead of a scroll wheel, and I am basically stuck with my obsolete Orbweaver Chroma and other Synapse 2 devices (I like my chroma lights to be in sync!). A new keypad would make me upgrade my mouse and keyboard as well for sure. Razer should develop a new generation keypad that takes the lessons learned from what other keypads have failed at. Some ideas: Adjustable ergonomics with quality grips. Maybe optical clicky keys, but single action. Or reg mechanical. Best to have variations and give options upon purchasing like some keyboards. On board memory for keybinds without synapse active. with that ^, a button that can change keymap/profile. Joystick that can be changed from regular arrow keys to analog in Synapse settings. Maybe the community has other good ideas? :) I hope pro

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2 years ago
scgeggie
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posted in Keyboards

Time for a new Orbweaver (Pro?)

Not sure what the community thinks about this. I rely a lot on my Orbweaver Chroma and it is the only razer device I own that is not supported by Synapse 3. I have read other threads that make a call for Synapse 3 compatibility for the Orbweaver Chroma, but the truth is that at this point it might be simpler for Razer to develop a new product. The newest Tartarus Pro looks nice, but there are many, such as myself, that are not fond of the scroll wheel configuration and would rather have an additional key. A feasible product for Razer to develop would be a new generation Orbweaver that could be based on the Tartarus Pro's architecture, but without the scroll wheel; one that is supported by Synapse 3, that has optical switches, and just maybe, an Analog Joystick (giving Synapse the ability to program standard keys in this joystick for those games that do not support analog). I feel like a product like this would be pretty successful, and would make some keypad users want to upgrade, and

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3 years ago

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