Tesoro Tizona G2N Elite Keyboard
Overview
Hardware: PeripheralsWHAT WE LIKED:
Sleek and uncomplicated design; Unique detachable and movable numpad; Sturdy construction; Choice of four varieties of mechanical switches.WHAT WE DISLIKED:
No advanced frills such as illumination or software; Limited customization for macros; No audio ports; No wrist rest; Satisfactory value.Introduction
Tesoro is a company that is likely not well known by many computer enthusiasts, except for perhaps some of the diehards in the crowd. In truth, Tesoro hasn’t been around for a long while, only since 2011, but has recently been making a bigger push in the popular gaming peripheral market, including keyboard, mice, gaming surface, and audio products. Today we’re looking at the latest and greatest flagship mechanical keyboard from Tesoro, the Tizona G2N Elite. Mechanical boards have become all the rage of late, and it’s easy to see why. After you’ve used one, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without, shunning the membrane boards for the sexy individual switch designs. There’s something refreshingly satisfying about a keyboard that provides real feedback, rather than sitting there like a piece of wasted plastic. And if you’re a great touch typist, then a mechanical board is like the Autobahn for fingers.
A fully mechanical keyboard that sports a sleek design and caters to gamers who want something uncomplicated, the Tesoro Tizona G2N Elite has some unique features including a detachable and movable numpad, suitable for lefties or righties. That certainly got our attention, so we had to test drive the Tizona G2N Elite firsthand. Let’s delve a bit deeper and see if the Tizona G2N Elite can stand out in a widening field of mechanical keyboards.
