Tesoro Interview

[btarunr]

We speak to Tesoro, which kicked the door into the highly competitive gaming peripherals market in with such award winning products as the Durandal keyboard. Our talk takes us through some of the company's important near-future plans.

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[ZeppMan217]

I guess this is cheaper than doing an international giveaway. I wonder if it's as efficient in terms of building brand awareness. Probably not.

 

[ShockG]

Another vendor selling the same products, making the same promises as every other peripherals vendor. Add them to the Epic Gear, Gamdias, etc. an endless list of these companies which have no reason to exist at all

 

[Iceni]

I'm happy with my Tesoro keys and mouse. They have taken an absolute pounding and continue to function flawlessly. The mouse especially as it's not even started to have micro-switch issues after 3 years (It's stamped 02/13). I think I've opened it once to sort out a slight grind on the mouse wheel caused by some dirt. Cleaned and re-lubed it's been a really well behaved product. It's a CNC mouse wheel as well, really solid little lump of alu with a nice rubber insert. I've worn out 3 sets of teflon pads on it, and it's due for a 4th set.

My keys are or an equal age and have yet to even need anything more than a vacuum out, No broken legs, or loose caps. The back plate doesn't clang about and the cable is really well protected so there is nothing wrong there either.

 

[Hujkis]

Good luck Tesoro! Durandal was a great mechanical keyboard, price-wise without any rival. Well done.