We take the WolfKing Warrior and put it through its paces, working hard until my poor little wrist was sore… shooters, flight sims and even BETA games software were used to see if the Warrior is any good, but how did it do?
Read all about it in this HEXUS.gaming WolfKing Review.
Originally Posted by Dareos
To add to Nicks review, I'd say, this keybard rocksIt really is very nice to use, and although the key press quality isn't in the cherry standard, it's still a lot better than most people's "free with my last PC and never changed it" keyboard. It's fairly weighty and has good grippy feet.
Although you can tilt it further with the built in feet (as per normal keyboards) it is already gently sloped and I found the standard angle perfect.
Having the F keys around the outer rim, along with the normal number keys, has made my GRAW skills vastly better, and my control of my fellow "ghost" soldiers has improved because of it.
It runs in perfect unison with a normal keyboard and can then be unplugged and stored out of the way after you've played, and the textured key helps your piggy finger find it's place (see pic)
http://img.hexus.net/v2/gaming/warrior/war_large_6.jpg
The volume controls are also worthy of having, something that some people stillodnt have on their standard old keyboard.
For me, this keyboard is the best gaming addition since my joystick
100% love it
how quiet are the keys when you press them, im desperate to get the missus a quiet keyboard so she doesnt drive me mental playing wow whilst im trying to watch the tv
They're quiet... no louder than a laptop's keys.
SmileyUK (10-07-2007)
sweet. just what i wanted to hear, thanks nick
Haha.
"the wheel is a simple idea and that revolutionised the world."...
Pun intended?
Absolutely...
We have a review coming up of the Warrior's big brother, the Timber Wolf, tomorrow... that's got a couple of good 'uns in it too!
I've read a couple of reviews of the timberwolf and I think the warrior is probably the better of the two. Have a really good keyboard you like typing with...for typing, and then move the keyboard away and bring out the warrior for when you play games.
I might grab a warrior and one of those MS ergonomic keyboards I hear so much about.
Obviously the Tiberwolf is the easier of the two to use since you don't need to move keyboards. So it'll be better for gamers who tend to play games a lot more than they type, it also means you can chat while playing easier.
Can you guys tell me if the Warrior features the K-lock feature that the Timber Wolf has? It sounds like a great idea (if games don't mind having the K key held down while trying to run). They should really release a Warrior Mk II with this feature if it isn't in this one.
EDIT: Dur, seems the Timber Wolf was released first, and the Warrior improves on it slightly with extra buttons, so I'm guessing the Warrior has the K-lock. I didn't spot it in the review though.
much quieter than Logitech's.....how quiet are the keys when you press them, im desperate to get the missus a quiet keyboard so she doesnt drive me mental playing wow whilst im trying to watch the tv
eek how did you know my missus has a logitech keyboard
peeking throught my curtains again mr zak?
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