Tesoro Gram Spectrum TKL Low Profile Tenkeyless TS-G11TKL Red Mechanical Switch Single Individual Per Key Full Color RGB LED Backlit Illuminated Mechanical White Mechanical Keyboard TS-G11TKL W (RD)

I don't usually leave reviews unless something is exceptionally good or exceptionally bad. Luckily, this keyboard is exceptionally good. There are some things potential buyers should know.1. They keyboard is all plastic. It doesn't feel cheap by any means and the rubberized plastic feels good but just know that it isn't made of metal.2. Even though these are supposedly Red switches or "red-like," they do not really feel like Reds. I have tried many keyboards with Reds or Red-like switches. These feel kind of like a mix between Browns and Reds. I normally like a fast keyboard with a minimal bump. This one still has a bump but it's not quite as pronounced as Browns. It's not quite as fast/linear as Reds either. I really like them but if you're looking for that smooth, linear feeling of Reds, these are not it. That being said, you may be pleasantly surprised - I know I was.As for form factor, well it's a low profile TKL keyboard. The keys have a slight rubberized feel to them and are scalloped. Very comfortable and they feel great. I have not noticed any discoloring or dirt forming on the white keys yet but I've only had this keyboard for a few weeks so only time will tell. They do feel like they'd clean very easily though.The lighting is excellent. I haven't tried the software yet so I can't comment on that but the white gives you a very nice glow and coming from a keyboard with pudding caps, these look really nice.My keyboard journey has been somewhat unique. I went from a Corsair Strafe -> Roccat AIMO -> Logitech G513 -> Steelseries Apex TKL -> This. This is the best felling to me so far in terms of typing experience for work and for gaming. The others are more expensive than this and offer better build quality but I prefer the typing and lighting on this. Note that the Corsair had the best effects of the bunch and the Logitech had the best gaming integrations (auto changing of keyboard lighting per game). The Strafe and Steelseries had the most linear/fast keyboards of the bunch.Either way, I think this keyboard should be on your short list if you're looking for something to match a white aesthetic and great typing and lighting experience.

I have had the Tesoro Gram for a while now, I really love the keyboard. I did have to replace the first one I received, it had a very strange hiccup. The USB type B connection at the keyboard would disconnect for a millisecond never enough to not work but enough for windows to lose focus and tab me out of what I was doing. This is a major flaw when one is trying to accomplish any task even worse tabbing out mid game. Thanks to Amazon and Tesoro they replaced the keyboard without issue.I got the keyboard with red switches. I assumed they were cherry red switches, which I fully acknowledge was an error on my part. I just wish it was made clear they were Tesoro red switches. That being said the Tesoro red switch's work great. I had a Red Dragon with Blue switches (that were so loud my kids on the other side of the house could hear them.) The Tesoro red switches work as well as the Red Dragon blues without the loud clicky noise. The Tesoro red has a nice tactile bump, letting you know for sure if the key was pressed or not.The RGB looks amazing against the white keycaps. Color is bright and vibrant. If the keyboard is too bright, you can adjust the brightness easily. Tesoro software for the RGB works very well and the keyboard responsive to any changes done in software. The keyboard has 5 preset RGB settings breath, full on, all off, firework, and chasing effect.The only other downside to this keyboard or any white keyboard is that it gets dirty very fast. I would recommend washing your hands before using to help keep the keycaps clean.Overall I really like this keyboard. However, it only got 4 stars as there are many different keyboards at this price point. The Logitech G910 is a proven gamers keyboard. The Corsair strafe RGB, Corsair K70, and the Coolermaster MK750 are all within 20 dollars of the Tesoro gram. Most other keyboards mentioned have Cherry switches. But, this keyboard looks so beautiful I just couldn't pass it up. Only time will till if it will hold up to the competition.

This has become my favourite keyboard I have used so far!I have to say that this keyboard was a total shock and surprise to me. Before this excellent purchase, I was accustomed to the Corsair Low Profile MK.2 with MX linear speed switches. However, since I tend to use most of my arm when playing first-person shooters, I wanted a low profile TKL keyboard for more desk space. This was the perfect keyboard I have found yet.Not only do I enjoy gaming on this, but I also enjoy typing on it as well. The agile linear switches feel more responsive and more comfortable than my Corsair low profile Cherry MX's. The keycaps are made of high-quality material as well, it feels like a blend between PBT and ABS, not really sure but they don't feel cheap at all. The only con about the board is probably the font used. I wish they could have used a different more traditional style but that is just me.But what is also a great bonus! The mechanical switches work with your standard Cherry MX keycaps. In the photo, I used the Tai Hao rubberized keycaps that fit this board perfectly. This keyboard is perfect for gaming, comfortable for typing, and also highly customizable. This is my main keyboard and the best that I have owned yet! I am a very happy buyer!Edit: I recently purchased Hyper X Double PBT Pudding keycaps and they look amazing. The only problem I have is that the mechanical switches are not evenly spaced to accommodate the keycaps which are on the right side of the board. Overall, they look and feel amazing.

I have had this keyboard for about 2 weeks now and I love it. I love the 1.5mm actuation distance. The other keyboards I've used were 2 mm actuation and I could really feel the difference. This keyboard has a braided micro usb cable (sadly not usb c).Now for how this keyboard looks, it is complete eye candy. The lighting really pops out with the white one, but if you get the white one, you're going to need to clean it often and make sure you wash your hands before you use it.