Title. Is it worth the money, or should I just save my money to upgrade my crap rig?
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I find the normal keyboard perfectly capable...
If you need a zboard to make yourself better in game you really suck XD
I use standard dell keyboard and always in the top 5 scores.
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No, I don't suck, but it's just so fancy and pretty XD I get distracted by things like that XDComment
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So.... can someone that has it comment? IIRC some people on the WOLF forums said that it's a piece of sh!t.Comment
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I had it when it first came out for bf2. Such a waste of money, ended up selling it.Comment
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I love mine...I've also posted this numerous times in other zboard threads. A title search of threads will show you my full opinion :)Comment
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No but it looks cool... only problem is I play other games so if its a BF2 keyboard then it might not be good to use unless you only play it... I don't want to have to unplug and replug just to play BF2!Comment
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I dun want it, too many buttons and stuff.Comment
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I bought it but i end up going back to my SpeedPad n52 ControllerComment
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I played with this thing at CompUSA..and while it wasn't actually in game, I just didn't like the feel of it :/
Not for the bones you'd have to drop on itComment
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Originally posted by Al3x
i cant use anything but my standard dell keyboard it feels so good :laugh:Comment
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zboard is the worst idea ever to hit the gaming market.
a normal keyboard works perfectly fine, theres no demand for anything else.. you cant type normally with a zboard so you have to disconnect it every time you arent playing BF2.. and put the little shell somewhere. it creates clutter on your desk.. its tedious to use.. and it doesnt accomplish anything. horrible invention.Comment
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Originally posted by Ogrt48
roger, same here. got it because it looked cool but really is a piece of junk. Standard keyboard had horrible feeling keys with little feedback and part of the receptacle under the CTRL key broke off within a few days, so I would get no response when pressing it, and other keys would frequently become sticky. Then, I switched to a saitek PC gamer's keyboard and have never looked back!Comment
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glad i didnt spring for one of those, was thinking about it when i got that coupon in my bf2 caseComment
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I have a nostromo n52 but I was getting a bit bored of it and seeing as I have control of my own money, enjoy gadgets and just wanted to try something new out I got the zboard and the bf2 foldout keys. I have enjoyed it immensely. I am happy to not have to use another usb (n52) and spec wise the keyboard is sweet. You can depress up to 8 keys @ the same time compared to 3-4 on yer dells. It has all the built in media buttons and you can map your own shortcuts and controls throughout the keyboard. It comes with a regular keyboard foldout and a generic gaming foldout which is nice for all my other games. There are also tons of pre-set configurations for all different games which comes in handy, even though due to personal preference you will still prolly tinker with some button mapping, but it helps keep the mapping to a min.I like the feel of the controls and I have had no problems whatsoever getting adjusted to it, only took a few games. I also like the fact that all my friends who don't know how to play bf2 can now play without asking me what button is what, it's all written out on the keyboard. Some people here have such negative attitudes, like anything though, what works for some won't work for everyone. If you have an interest in it and keep thinking about it, get it. You only live once and you won't be dissapointed. If not then get the nostromo nf2, but talk about desk clutter and an extra wire, lol, but it's still dope...
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