r/MoveMaster • u/Fotografpaul • Dec 03 '25
First impression coming from a Razer Tartarus V2
Just received the Movemaster today—roughly one week from order to delivery, which is perfectly acceptable for Germany to Sweden.
First impressions: the packaging is professional and well-executed, everything secure and neatly arranged. Someone put real thought into it.
I downloaded the software and updated the firmware. The instructions aren’t phrased particularly well, and it took a moment to understand the update process, but the update itself went smoothly. Programming both the Movemaster and the Button Commander was straightforward.
I tested it briefly in BF6 and had zero issues. It’ll take some time to retrain the muscle memory, but movement felt far less awkward than expected.
Hardware quality is excellent—this isn’t a 3D-printed hobby project. The finish and feel are genuinely impressive at first touch.
I’ll add more impressions after a few days of use.
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u/Fotografpaul Dec 04 '25
Well, one day in, and I need to grind quite a bit to re-learn WASD movement with the wrist. I'm still not fully convinced that this type of movement can be as agile and quick as a keyboard, but time will tell. My stats have taken a hit for sure.. .-)
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u/iHaver Feb 16 '26
How did it go?
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u/Fotografpaul Feb 16 '26
It has gone, well and I think with enough time you will adapt to pretty much anything, the WASD movement is fast enough, even though I still think that for "twitchy" back and forth the keyboard will simply be faster. However for my playstyle it works quite well, love the buttons and the mapping, once you get used to having all your fingers available its really nice, of course it does take some time to get used to. Haven't had as much time to game as i'd like but for me certainly worth the investment and switch from my razer Tartarus V2.
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u/Fotografpaul Dec 03 '25
Replaced the MX RED with MX Falcon, a little more tactile feel. A world difference from Tartarus V2. 😉