AULAF87 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 75% TKL Custom Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboards with PBT Keycaps, Pre-lubed Greywood Switches, RGB Backlit Creamy Keyboard, 2.4GHz/USB-C/BT5.0

Fantastic, keys are a little smaller than I’d like but I just got some different keycaps. It’s nice, shockingly nice. I’ve used gamer keyboards from razer and corsair in the past and pulled the trigger on this, it’s heavy, it feels and sounds great. I like that I can control the rgb via keyboard shortcuts. The software is bare minimum and honestly unless you like writing custom macros there’s no real reason to even download it

I cannot say enough good things about this keyboard! I love that it comes with a foldable "quick operations guidlines" card that sets you up with all connection modes (2.4G, Bluetooth, Wired), as well as hotkey shortcuts. Instead of rambling on, I'll bullet the pros and cons:PROS:-The keyboard color and light settings are so cute! They're even customizable.-A softer sound than a full mechanical keyboard. Those are usually awful for me to listen to, but this one is very soft and satisfying.-The keys are also veeeery soft.-Wireless AND wired option.-Battery check available on keyboard itself and percentage visible on the "connected devices" portion of Bluetooth settings.-Easily connectable to PC.CONS:-Doesn't have a number pad. (I should have noticed before purchasing, but I love it so much I'm going to deal with it.)-It was really difficult to find the driver as the link did not work for me, but I found it.Overall, if you're thinking about it, JUST DO IT.

Amazing keyboard. I got it for college and it fits very nicely in my bag and its build quality is great. Feels nice and sturdy and has some nice weight to it and its a dream to type on. I would absolutely get it as a gift for anyone who needs a keyboard especially for $60.

This really is the perfect keyboard for me. The keyboard sound is creamy, it looks good, supports multiple devices (mac, windows), and just works. I don't have a need for rgb lighting so I usually turn it off.I've been wanting to buy a good mechanical keyboard for a long while now but don't want to spend 200+ dollars on something which I don't even know if it would be good or for me. This keyboard hits the perfect spot between affordability and getting a good mechanical keyboard experience.Reading the online manual, I realized that not only does this keyboard have bluetooth, wireless usb and wired, but also the bluetooth connection itself supports 3 devices. That makes this even better. I might consider buying a second keyboard for the office at this point though, as I find myself just carrying this with me to work lately.

Love this keyboard, some of the keys don’t work from the top row, maybe that may just be my computer and some keys are incompatible. Sound is great, maybe like half clacky and creamy. Never had issues with connection with the USB or BT. I will say sometimes I feel like it runs out of battery quite fast but not a problem to charge it overnight. Tad heavier than I thought but this is my first keyboard like this so I like that it feels sturdy.

It feels very nice and sounds nice to and it works wonderful only problem is not to much customization with the lights but nonetheless it great and also if you were expecting the letters to light up to with the keyboard they dont

PROS:1. EXQUISITE sound! Marbly, creamy, thocky, straight out of the box (Hreywood switches)2. Had it about 5 months, no issues so far3. The cherry profile keycaps have a great, legible font and sound great4. With the backlight off, battery life is weeks at a time in wireless 2.4Ghz mode5. Cheaper if you buy this rather than the identical Epomaker version of itCONS:1. No shinethrough on the keycaps. Instead the RGB backlight is worse than useless because in the dark it leaks out from the sides and actually makes seeing the keys harder. I would gladly take an ABS shinethrough keycap set than a PBT opaque one2. I had to download two versions of the software for setting backlight before I found one that worked. Still, because of the lack of shinethrough on the keycaps it was useless anywaysCONCLUSION: Nothing in this price range seems to compete. The only downside is the non-existent backlighting because of the lack of shinethrough on the keycaps

This is a very high quality keyboard for the price point and even beyond that. The build is quite nice. The keys feel awesome, everything is just 100% right with this keyboard. The rgb lights are north facing.I love the fact that you do not need software to control the effects. You can adjust the colors, rgb effects and speed with function keys.If you do want to have the software, make certain to download the aulaf87pro.zip from their website. Their drivers are on a google drive. The software is quite functional. I'm using the software now on a Windows machine, but when I switch to linux, it's a great feeling to know that eveything can be configured without the software.Oh, the keys have a nice thock to them. I did replace the keycaps with asa profile keycaps from Xvx and they fit perfectly.If I did have to find one fault with the Aula F87 then I would say that the rgb could be brighter. But the one I have feature the LEOBOG Greywood V3 Linear Switches. They also have models with the V4 with brighter rgb lights.I believe that there are at least seven different variations of the F87 Pro keyboard.All in all, you cannot go wrong with this keyboard, I absolutely love it.