 Our Pax Prime 2014 coverage is brought to you by HyperX Gaming Products. Make sure you click their logo to check out the great gaming content on their YouTube channel, as well as Phantom Glass, the ultimate Gorilla Glass screen protector for your mobile device. Hey guys, we're here at the Tesoro booth with one of the most interesting name products I think I've ever seen. This is the Tesona, the Burning Blade. It's a keyboard, not a sword, but it has a pretty cool name anyways. Just starting off, it has Kailh switches which are fully RGB compatible. This is 256 million colors, freaking insane. We're seeing this from quite a few companies lately, but personally, this is the first one that I've seen hands-on, so I don't know. I'm pretty impressed. It's kind of cool to see that. Also, it has custom bindable macro keys here where you can set a record button, press whatever the heck you want, then they will do whatever you want. They're in an interesting location right under your space bar, which is pretty cool because if you, say, jump and then just slide down, you can actually press that button right away, which is an interesting spot to have them. Traditionally, we just see them on, say, like, F keys or off onto the left side of the keyboard, but not in this case, which I think is pretty cool. Also, on the left side of the keyboard, you will notice there is a USB slot. For that USB slot, there's direct DC in, which is an option, so you can have that slot powered just in case you want to plug something pretty intense into it, or if, say, you want to charge something off of it, it's not a bad idea to power that and it will come with that DC jack, so that's not a bad idea at all. But that's not its only function, that's not even necessarily its main function. Its main function and coolest function in my opinion is that you can take the numpad off the right side of the keyboard, which is held in there by magnets, which is cool, so it won't just flop off, change where the USB port is going on that numpad, and put it on the other side. An interesting option, because some people, not necessarily me, because I have pretty awkwardly wide shoulders that I can't fit in any dress shirts for, but in someone who doesn't necessarily have my shoulders, your shoulder width is probably not proper for an entire full keyboard with the numpad, and it's actually better for you to have the keyboard without a numpad on it, so this gives you the option to have the numpad on the left side of the keyboard, which won't screw up your shoulder width. That means basically, being able to have your hand on the mouse and on WASD on the keyboard at the same time, won't have you during this like spread eagle pose, which is not actually that good for your shoulders. Taron knows this firsthand, as he has tendonitis, so posture and how you use your keyboard is actually quite important, so that's something to think about. It might not be a bad idea to get a keyboard where you can either move the numpad or a tenkeyless keyboard entirely. One thing that I miss guys is that you can set some of the primary color modes on the keyboard, but most of the color functionality, and as of right now, almost all of the color functionality is going to be through software. That software isn't available here at the show, so I can't show you all of the RGB-ness, but you'll be able to see it at some point in time. Thank you for checking out our Tesoro video. If you want to see all of our videos from here at PAX, check out Linus Tech Tips, which you're on right now. Subscribe though, so you can see all the rest of them. Thank you to HyperX for bringing us here this year. Also check out their YouTube channel, HyperX, as they propose some pretty cool content actually. It's not just a product site where they're shoving products down your throat. They actually have some pretty cool videos, and that is reflected by how fast our channel has been growing, so be sure to check them out. Also check out Phantom Glass, as they also helped us get here this year. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys next time.