Comments on: Belkin n52te Gaming Mouse

By: Jackie Romulo

Jackie Romulo — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:55:51 +0000

Teni:
We gathered feedback from n52 owners, kept the core benefits of the n52, while adding a few improvements:
- Onboard memory (powered by Razer) that let’s you take the n52te with you to tournaments, while keeping your own custom settings.
- Improved tactile feedback and faster input response time for quick button presses.
- Improved Directional-Pad(d-pad) now comes with removable joystick allowing your thumb to pivot more easily.
- Customizations that are portable and easily shareable amongst friends.
- Anti-slip feet to offer increased grip on common desktop surfaces.

Hope that answers your question!

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By: MacGyverDXS

MacGyverDXS — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:09:52 +0000

The n52te isn’t a gaming mouse, it’s a left handed gaming keyboard. It’s an upgrade of the n52 speedpad made in conjunction with Razer (only difference between the te and the original speedpad is the blue backlight). It’s currently available at most US retail electronics locations.

By: Teni

Teni — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:03:05 +0000

So… how does this improve on its older N52? Other than the nice blue backlight I don’t see any difference. Are the keys softer? Lighter to the touch? How is the navigational thumb button? Mine squeeks now (I can’t figure out how to silence it anymore; good thing I wear a headset).