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Belkin Nostromo Speedpad n52 |  | Brand: Belkin
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Rating:  131 reviews
Sales Rank: 19069
Platform: Windows 98
Color: Black
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.6
Dimensions (in): 4 x 12 x 10
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: F8GFPC100
Model: F8GFPC100
UPC: 722868537909
EAN: 0722868537909
ASIN: B0000DC643
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| Features:
| • | Captures all the advantages of the critically acclaimed n50 | | • | Cranks up the juice with advanced options to dominate your game | | • | Combines keyboard and gamepad into one small, easy-to-use device | | • | More tools for customizing your game than ever | | • | Designed with an intuitive nature and stylish versatility |
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Product Description
Built to conquer your enemy, the Nostromo SpeedPad n52 captures all the advantages of its critically acclaimed predecessor, the n50, and cranks up the juice with advanced options to dominate your game. It puts keyboard and gamepad functionality into one small and easy-to-use device, delivering more tools for customizing your game than ever. Using feedback from hundreds of gamers, Belkin's engineers designed the n52's intuitive nature and stylish versatility to give you easy access to your arsenal of deadly maneuvers. So start programming up to 104 functions now and watch how dangerous you become.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 131
 Love the product, I just wish the seller actually sent it to me October 13, 2009
Christopher Hoch
Great Product. I have owned 2 others before this one I bought. Too bad the seller never sent it to me. All I got was a copy of Crazy taxi for the PS2. bought it on 9/11 and today is 10/13.
Great little computer gamming controller September 9, 2009
J. Ball (Of Oklahoma)
So far has worked out great for World of Warcraft, I had decided to get it for that and then further use it for FPS games and maybe RTS games also. It seemed to work right out of the box, but there were a couple of issues with profiles; mostly not being able to set them and get them to load, but after a little searching found the newer drivers for 64bit and vista (but they worked on my windows 7 machine) on Belkin's support page. So far the only issue I have with the controller is the wheel is hard to scroll up and down, and usually takes me shifting my hand so that I can carefully scroll and not click down on the button, but I find the scroll wheel on the mouse is much better suited for those actions and just use it as an extra button to press. Because you can bind any key press or combination to the buttons you could use it for some sort of development that requires several hotkeys or drawing I suppose but it seems very easy to use it for just about anything that requires 15 or so keys. Nice product overall.
 Low build quality January 28, 2009
J. Baboval
This gamepad has the best key layout of any PC gamepad I've tried so far. If the mouse wheel were replaced with another button, it would be perfect. The software to set it up is pretty decent too (For the non-TE version only).
The problem is that it's only going to last you 3-4 months of regular usage tops. The spacebar/shift button will probably be the first to go. It'll start squeeking, then bind up in crucial moments. The D-pad will be next... But the rest of the keys will all start squeeking soon enough.
After mine wore out, I tried the TE version. Unfortunately, while the main array of keys is higher quality, the D-pad and spacebar are the same. To make matters worse, the TE software is an abomination.
It is worthy of three stars, simply because of it's fantastic layout, but if you're going to get one, get the non-TE, and plan on replacing it regularly.
Game controller for experts... January 18, 2009
Douglas L. Neumann (Unity, WI USA)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Gave it to my buddy for Christmas last year - never heard more about it - think it may have been a bit more complex than was practical for the User. Seemed like a good quality product when I wrapped it up for him...
CAD User October 24, 2008
Samuel M. Purvis IV
I have two of these wonderful game pads, however, like at least one other reviewer I use them for work.
As an architect I am dedicated to my CAD programs and their constant need for keyboard and mouse input. My left hand was always a bit at sea, even with one and two stroke key commands for the CAD programs until I learned of these game pads. Love to say it was an original thought, but I read about it in a magazine.
Anyway I have it programmed for AutoCAD and Revit and it's a joy to use. Must admit that I stay on one level of key commands--decided my elder brain couldn't handle moving up and down between levels.
Well just another pitch to those who haven't thought outside the gaming box about these game pads.
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