The scroll wheel was also significantly loosened up so that it feels more akin to a normal mouse wheel. They are soft and quiet, I’d say somewhere between laptop keys and normal soft keys “feel wise. One of my only gripes about the original device was that the keys, especially the circular button, were very stiff and took quite a bit of time to break in. The keys on the n52te are a huge improvement. If you are wise about using both the n52 shift states (red, green, blue) and the normal keyboard shift states (shift, control, alt, and any combination of such), you will have MORE than enough buttons to bind everything that you could possibly want.
I think that many people are put off by the fact that the n52 doesn’t have as many keys as some of the other popular gamepads. Out of all the gamepads that I’ve tried, the n52 was the only comfortable peripheral, in my opinion at least. The n52 is comfortable because it has an ergonomically designed hand rest (if you have the n52te, it’s coated in rubber). Earlier this year Belkin released the n52te, an updated version of the n52 gaming keypad that I wrote about last year.
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