AULA F75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,75% Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard with Knob,RGB Backlit,Pre-lubed Reaper Switches,Side Printed PBT Keycaps,2.4GHz/USB-C/BT5.0 Mechanical Gaming Keyboards

I’m honestly really impressed with the AULA F75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard. Right out of the box, it feels like a premium product. The build quality is solid and has a nice weight to it, so it stays firmly in place and doesn’t slide around during use. One of my favorite things about this keyboard is the sound. The clicking is super satisfying without being overly loud—it just has that perfect mechanical feel that makes typing enjoyable. The RGB lighting is another standout feature. At first, I didn’t realize there was software available, but once I found the link at the bottom of the product page and installed it, the level of customization blew me away. You can really dial in the exact colors and effects you want. Overall, this keyboard exceeded my expectations. Great feel, great sound, and excellent customization options. Definitely a solid buy.

I got this during prime day so I paid less than 70 bucks for it and it is probably worth over $100. I am very satisfied with this purchase. I originally bought it for my work computer but I was torn because it didn't come with the numbers pad And I use the numbers pad heavily for my job, but I was so attracted to the keyboard I ended up purchasing it anyway with a spare generic numbers pad which was a great investment. Then I realized it had multiple inputs. It is Bluetooth, It is wired, and it has a wireless dongle and so I said to myself, "hey I can plug this in both my work PC and my personal PC!" So I use the cord for my personal PC and the dongle for my work PC and all I have to do is flip the switch on the back of the keyboard to toggle between modes. It cleared up the clutter on my desk because I no longer have two keyboards for both my PCs. I'm a writer so I'm very attracted to the creamy sound and I added a video of one solid minute of me writing. I'm not pressing random buttons I'm actually typing in a word document lol. The appearance is very sleek I am very fond of the front facing letters and I don't have to worry about them getting worn out the more I use it. So far the quality and performance is great I will say with the dongle there's like a very very slight delay in terms of copying and pasting which is why I put the dongle into my work PC because I am also a gamer and I can't have the delay. So far I've played several games of OverWatch and have not had an issue with either the dongle or the wired connection in my personal PC because I originally did it with the dongle. So if you prefer to have the dongle in your gaming PC, you won't have any issues with delay. It's about as heavy as a regular cherry keyboard. me personally I like the weight to it. I keep my gaming mouse weighted as well but that's just me. I like the versatile knob on the right hand corner of the keyboard. It changes the modes of the lights on the keys and if you press and hold it it will change to volume So that was super convenient. I read another review that said the driver's contained malware so I was a little wary to download them however with all of the modes that the lights have, I don't believe I'll need to download anything for this keyboard. So far it's a solid five stars!!! Although I've only had it for a few days so if I run into any issues I will come back and update the review ☺️

I try really, really hard not to get influenced by stuff I see promoted on tiktok, youtube, etc, but I kept seeing this keyboard come across my FYP. I always thought it sounded really nice in videos, and when the black/grey gradient color came out, I knew it was gonna be a problem for me lol. Long story short, I ended up caving and ordering one, and... holy crap. The videos really don't do the sound of this thing justice. It's such a smooth, deep thocky sound, and typing on it is SO nice. It's so smooth and sensitive and, while it did take a little while to get used to typing on it, now it's a dream. I was so excited about this keyboard that I showed it to my tech loving dad, and he wanted one for himself after trying it out, so I just bought him one for Christmas! Pros: - The RBG is beautiful - though I haven't tried getting the software to further customize it. I've seen mixed to bad reviews for the driver software, so I just ran without it and haven't had any issues at all. - It's heavy and feels extremely high-quality. I've used razer keyboards for years and this thing feels like a brick in comparison (in a good way, in my opinion) - The sound is to die for if you like that creamy/thocky sound - The latency seems extremely minimal with the 2.4 option, and I haven't had any issues with the battery life - though I alternate between wired and wireless regularly. - The keys and switches are easy to remove with the included puller (Just don't try to use the switch pulling end on the keys lol) Cons: - I genuinely haven't found any, other than the mildly sketchy driver software (which again, you absolutely don't need to install to use this puppy). - Price fluctuates pretty regularly, from what I've seen. Both times I've bought it it's been for $65-70, so if you see it for higher than that, I'd hold off for a bit, since it'll probably go on sale. Obviously there's always the chance something could go wrong long-term, but I really pray that isn't the case with how nice this keyboard is!

Was little hesistant before buying such a costly keyboard. I usually used to buy the old/boring/regular off the counter keyboards. But since I was upgrading my home office setup, I wanted to motivate myself by buying a nicer keyboard that does just more than typing into a computer. First of all, I wanted a wireless keyboard. And once I started searching for bluetooth wireless keyboards, I came across this AULA F75 keyboard. The mechanical keyboard makes you type more. It makes typing happy. THe bluetooth connectivity is awesome, connects easily to the computer without any issues. THe keyboards has a USB-C charging which is the same as the charing for my iphone which makes it easy to charge whenever needed. The weight is a little on the higher side, but its worth it I guess, because it gives that sturdy feeling. Worth the buy.

This is my first mechanical keyboard as a programmer and gamer and it completely broke my expectations. It feels as smooth as butter, sounds extremely thocky, not loud at all which is a good thing, and the stabilizers are perfect, requiring minimal effort which gives me a sense of typing faster, the build quality feels good and robust as it feels heavy. I just got it a few hours ago and I my first impression is 10/10, specially given the cost which is almost half the price the keyboards I was getting recommended. I haven't installed their software because I read it isn't safe but it already comes with the colors and presets I like. The rgb looks high quality being easy to the eye, and to me the south facing key caps are easier to see when writting. And also it came 5 days before the initial date it said! Completely recommended keyboard to whoever is still deciding. I was comparing multiple keyboards from different brands and prices and I am satisfied with my choice.

It’s pretty good, decent weight, sounds really nice, and it feels pretty nice to type with

Mechanical aspect may take a bit to get used to (you actually have to press the buttons, not just tap them like you would on a laptop), and the buttons make a clicking sound which might be too loud for some people. But I love this keyboard, it’s amazing, and you can load some cool effects if you install their program! The lights are great, form factor is highly portable (although it’s a thick and slight heavy keyboard), I love that I can easily connect it and switch between multiple devices. The keyboard is sturdy, the keys are comfortable and consistent. This is a great keyboard, I’d highly recommend it.

This is a great keyboard that sounds as good as it looks. Keycaps are easy to change as well as the switches (though the ones that come with it are fantastic), the knob switches between keyboard brightness and system volume easily by pressing down for ~3 seconds and FN+TAB will change the backlight colors (the manual is pretty easy to find online as well). 2.4 and Bluetooth are nice and fast, I haven't had any lag or anything like that, though I like to use mine wired. The keyboard is built very nice and solid, I have no complaints about the build quality at all. This is NOT a quiet keyboard, it is very creamy and thocky, so be mindful of office spaces (it's not clicky at all, don't worry). Overall, if you type a lot like I do and enjoy some light gaming, this is a great keyboard and a fantastic "first" for someone looking to get into keyboards as a hobby.