Tesoro stops off Down Under with its gaming hardware at PAX AU 2014

PAX AU 2014 - After falling in love with the Kuven Devil A1 headset, I had to stop by and say hello to the good people at Tesoro while I was at PAX Australia 2014 to check out the rest of their gear.

They had quite a spacious place on the show floor, showing off their range of gaming peripherals, ranging from gaming keyboards, to mice and headsets. We took a walk around the place checking it all out in the video above, while we have individual pictures available below.

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Here we have the Durandal Ultimate keyboard, with 'G mode' or 5 instant profile keys, full Cherry MX Key Switches, 128KB of on-board memory, and a detachable comfortable palm rest.

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Next up we have the Excalibur RGB Edition, which looked beautiful in person. We have full color illumination, switchable 6-key/n-key rollover, 5 profile switch keys, and more.

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Here we have the Lobera Supreme, which features a one-touch/game mode instant record button.

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Here we have the Excalibur Spectrum, which is different to the Excalibur RGB Edition. We have per-key RGB illumination, customizable lighting effects for "trigger, ripple, firework, radiation, breathing" and more.

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The Tizona is Tesoro's most "plain" gaming keyboard.

Moving onto headsets, we have the Kuven Pro 5.1, which is a true 5.1/virtual 7.1 surround sound gaming headset - something we should have up for review very soon.

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This is the original Kuven A1 I reviewed, with a closer look it at PAX AU.

Tesoro continues its hard-to-pronounce gaming products with the beautifully styled Gungnil gaming mouse.