With claims of a "20 million key press lifespan" it is apparent they are promoting this as a quality keyboard as well as a gaming keyboard. Upon opening the box you are presented with a foam packed keyboard, a manual and a driver disc for those of you unfortunate (or insane) enough to be still using Windows 98. Windows XP requires no drivers, just simple "plug and play".

Initial impressions are positive, with a considerable weight and a high quality of finish backing up claims of a premium product.

The right side of the Wolf Claw is the traditional design with 8 internet web browsing function keys placed at the top of the unit. As mentioned earlier the keyboard uses a USB port but to compensate for this loss the board has a 2 port hub.

The build quality really is excellent with the unit certainly breaking the mould normally associated with these gamers products, that being "Sure you can have a cool product, but only if we build it to last 2 weeks of heavy use".

There are many little nice touches, such as the embossed logos on the rear of the chassis, however practical essentials such as the little raising feet are not omitted either.