Tesoro to Unveil New Mechanical Gaming Keyboards

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 11/24/2014 10:27 AM | source: | 2 comment(s)

Tesoro Technology USA Inc., a manufacturer of high-tech gaming products, today announces attendees of DreamHack 2014, November 27 - November 30, will be able to game with Tesoro as well as have a chance to win Tesoro gaming peripherals at the DreamStore.

Tesoro gaming peripherals will be at Tesoro's booth for visitors to experience the latest in PC gaming technology. PC gaming attendees will be able to try out RGB mechanical keyboards, surround-sound headsets, gaming mice and mousepads, and more.

Selected Tesoro gaming peripherals will be on sale at the booth for a 20%-30% discount, including:

Excalibur RGB: With 16.8 million colors to choose from, this mechanical keyboard offers the tactility gamers desire with virtually unlimited color schemes.
Tizona: Tizona allows gamers to choose the setup they want, either a comfortable space-saving tenkeyless or a classic full sized board with the numberpad on either the left or right side.
Kuven.pro: With a total of 8 drivers (4 in each ear cup) and fully customizable control of every channel, the Kυνέη.pro immerses the player into the battlefield by providing realistic, directional audio.
Virtus.Pro: A collaboration with the professional e-sport organization Virtus.Pro, this high-performance mouse pad was truly designed by gamers to provide a high-texture density and an ultra smooth surface soft mouse pad for unrestricted gaming.

Visitors to Tesoro's booth will have a chance to win Tesoro PC gaming peripherals through raffles and more. Tesoro's own sponsored teams' Navi, Virtus Pro, snf my XMG will be competing at DreamHack this year. After experiencing Tesoro yourself, check out how the professionals game with Tesoro.

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#4966057 Posted on: 11/24/2014 03:21 PM

I've never heard of this brand

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#4966086 Posted on: 11/24/2014 04:24 PM

I've never heard of this brand

They're relatively new, small, and I think based in the US. I own one of their keyboards (Durandal). I'd say they make very average high-end products for very average price points. In other words, they make good stuff but they don't make anything that really stands out from the big-name brands. I got the keyboard I have now because it was something like $40 off and I was searching for a new mechanical keyboard.

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