The Magic of Choice: My Favorite TKL Keyboards

I'm excited to share with you my three favorite TKL keyboards that I've accumulated over the past year. As someone who's passionate about gaming peripherals, I have to say that having a vast collection of keyboards has been a dream come true. However, it's not just about owning many keyboards; it's also about using them regularly and making sure they're well-maintained.

Over the years, I've realized my privilege as a gamer and content creator who gets access to all sorts of amazing gaming peripherals. This privilege allows me to share my knowledge and experiences with you, and today, I'm going to focus on three incredible TKL keyboards that you might find useful in your own gaming space or office.

First up, we have the NZXT H Series. One of the most elegant case lineups available, the H series boasts premium construction and attention to detail. The ITX option, H 200, is perfect for those who want a compact and efficient build, while the standard ATX mid tower, age 500, offers more space for customization and expansion. What I love about the H series is that it's not just about aesthetics; it's also about performance and durability. With smart device support for RGB illumination and fan control, you can create an immersive gaming experience like never before.

Next, we have the Logitech G Pro TKL keyboard. Hands down, this is my most used keyboard, and I've had it on my desk since launch. The Mastdrop Ctrl is one of the more premium and customizable boards that I own, with a fantastic color scheme and gorgeous illumination. The latest edition, Tesoro Gram Spectrum TKL, offers a unique design that's perfect for those who want a low-profile keyboard without sacrificing performance.

The Gram Spectrum TKL is designed to be compact and efficient, with a keyless design and no number pad on the side. However, it's not just about size; it's also about features. The keyboard boasts four out of RGB illumination, which can be handled in quite different ways depending on your preference. With customizable backlighting options, you can tailor your gaming experience to suit your mood.

In terms of switches, the Gram Spectrum TKL uses Agile Red switches, which have gained a reputation for being smooth and quiet. The switches are designed to be lightweight, with an actuation point of 1.5 millimeters that's perfect for typing and gaming. While some critics have complained about the switch quality in the past, I can attest that these switches feel fantastic under my fingers.

Finally, we have the Tesoro Gram Spectrum TKL keyboard as my third favorite option. This keyboard is a real showstopper, with a premium build quality and customization options that are simply unmatched. The Agile Red switches feel smooth and responsive, making them perfect for typing and gaming. However, what really sets this keyboard apart is its low profile design, which makes it perfect for those who want a compact and efficient build.

The price point of the Gram Spectrum TKL is one of its biggest advantages, offering great value for money without sacrificing performance or quality. However, getting your hands on one can be tricky due to mass drop availability. Despite this, I highly recommend the Tesoro Gram Spectrum TKL keyboard to anyone looking for a premium gaming experience.

In conclusion, choosing the perfect TKL keyboard is all about finding the right balance between features, performance, and price point. While each of my three favorite keyboards has its own strengths and weaknesses, they all share one thing in common: exceptional quality and customization options that make them stand out from the crowd. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting to explore the world of gaming peripherals, I hope this article has given you some valuable insights into what makes a great TKL keyboard.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwha-wha-wha wha-wha-wha how you doingthat with the magic of choiceall right so over the past year or so mykeyboard collection has grown a littlebit and just as with gaming mice I keepeverything that I like not just instorage but actually use them inrotation now I realized my privilege oflike you know going through so manygaming peripherals but doing videos onthose of course gives me access toeverything like that and so today I wantto share my three favorite tkl keyboardsthat you could potentially use in yourgaming space office space or just forcasual use and so if you're urging for atkl upgrade for your keyboard make surecheck out description everything islisted there welcome the entire H seriesfrom NZXT one of the most elegant caselineups with the premium constructionyou'll appreciate and the little detailslike purple USB ports perforate shroudfloor and the iconic cable cover we'vegot an ITX option the H 200 yourstandard ATX mid tower at age 500 andthe big guns the H 700 all availablewith a smart device for RGB illuminationand fan control or the standardvariations with a smart interior tocomplement an easy assembly the H serieshas Hardware connects approved and issomething for everyone check it outbelow so here the are my three favoritetkl keyboards the G Pro from Logitechit's by far my most used one here it'sbeen on my desk since launch the mastdrop ctrl is one of the more premiumand customizable boards that I have witha fantastic color scheme and a gorgeousillumination and the most recent editionis the Tesoro gram spectrum TKL for itslow profile nature and a littlevariation of the mechanical switchesform factor wise they all share the sametenkeyless design without the numberpad on the side but they all have theirunique characteristics so for examplethe gram spectrum TKL has that lowprofile frame and the key caps theangular front section helps to furtherminimize the footprint while the keys onthe G Pro are slightly submerged intothe frame with the larger forehead abovethe top row and a totally floating keycap design on the control keyboard withan elegant symmetrical slab of aluminumfor the mainframe all feature aremovable cable centered on the G Proright side on the gram tkl and dualsided type-c port on the controlkeyboard for extra routing flexibilityand that a new sport can be used foradditional type-c accessories which ispretty cool they all have some fourof RGB elimination that is handled quitedifferently for example a G Pro keyboardhas the Logitech's own romer switcheswith a centered led to illuminate thetransparent section of the keys evenlywithout any spill below the keys and Ilove this look you can do all kind ofeffects and perky color customization tothe Graham spectrum tkl uses two sourceagile switches with the transparent baseand therefore gives that cool under gloweffect for the entire keyboard and hasan even better light spill on the whiteframe we have multiple color effects andper key color customization as well thecontrol keyboard can be picked up withmultiple mechanical switches so I havethe halo clear switches and becausethey're exposed at the bottom that theillumination effect is pretty strongplus we get an additional LED striparound the bottom of the frame to castsome more color on the surface it isdefinitely one of the prettiestkeyboards I have in my collectionespecially with that two-tone gray colorscheme on the keycap layout but I willsay that the uniformity could beslightly better as individual LEDs on alight bar are clearly visible and asusual multiple color effects have builtin with per key color selection availableand so all three keywords are slightlydifferent and will attract a particulartype of user so for example the controlkeyboard from massdrop it's moretargeted for enthusiasts given thisprice point and also not full timeavailability but we have fullcustomization with qmk firmware whereyou can assign all types of commands andcreate layers of key customization andeven these switches are hot swappable -for those wanting to experiment tocreate your like perfect feelingkeyboard and assign multiple switchesthroughout the entire board withoutsoldering anything which is prettyawesome the key caps are alsohigh-quality double shot BBT with aninteresting grainy texture and also thecleanest font especially compared to theother two keyboards now my gamingkeyboard choice of course has to be theg pro from large tag it's a tough littleboard that has seen a lot of action andmy primary purpose of using this forgames are the romer g switches andwhile I really like the insane varietyof em extra options the Romer G is justsuch an awesome combination of a quietswitch with a slight tactile point thatI'm extremely comfortable with they arekind of similar to MX browns but I stillprefer the romaji and lastly if I wantto switch things up a bit for a moreminimalist look Itake out the Tesoro gram spectrum tkl and Ikind of wish I had the white edition ofthis keyboard that can blend a bit morewith My Space but the low profile natureis pretty unique plus the linear redagile switches feel smooth and awesomefor typing as the actuation point isslightly shorter at 1.5 millimeters andthey're also pretty light at 45 gramsand they're also pretty quiet too sothere you have it my three favorite tklkeyboards in a nutshell if you'rethinking of picking one up everythingwill be listed in description below andI realized my privilege of having thesethree models on hand and picking andchoosing whichever I feel like of usingin that particular day if I had tochoose one I would probably stick withthe G Pro by Logitech it really comesdown to three factors the romajiswitches are awesome they're simpleminimalist design plus pretty decent RGBillumination that isn't too out therebut still allows for a little bit of funI will never try to like color match myperipherals now I've had this keyboardfor almost two years and I read onlinebased on long-term customer views of twoyears plus that some keys stop workingand the main comment for many users isthe LED burning out on certain keys notdisplaying any more color so giving youhalf two years warranty that'sunfortunate but I haven't had any issuessince that the soraa would be my secondchoice simply because the price is goodI love the low profile design I don'treally care about the key switches youknow they've had bad reputation in thepast but since the agile switches Ithink are pretty decent feels very niceand I switch mallets as well when theyneed to do some typing I love typing onthe agile red switches and then thecontrol keyboard that's a particular onethat's so premium and I love the theswitches I love everything about itdelighting in the build quality the theheaviness of the switch thecustomization everything about it butit's not easy to get a hold of becauseit's on mass drops which are not alwayspresent and so that would be my thirdchoice but still it's a really awesomefreekeyboard for enthusiasts so if you haveto choose between the three which onewould you pick and if you have anyalternative suggestions for a tkl designlet me know I would love to check it outthanks so much for watching make sure tocheck out this other relevant contentsubscribe to a new boot sequence Channeland we'll see you next video happyclicking away my friends see you later\n"