AULA F2088 Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switch, with Removable Wrist Rest, Media Control Knob, Rainbow Backlit, Retro Punk Round Keycaps, Full Size Wired Computer Keyboard, White

Keys look and feel like a real typewriter. Click like one too. Lighting offers plenty of options for display. But just like a shower head most people will only use one or two settings and ignore the rest.

My son is gaming with this keyboard and he loves it! Very cool blend of new (with colors) and retro style

This is a snazzy board with real satisfying clicky mechanical keys. Its working fine for the few days Ive had it so far, but there are two problems which have already arisen. 1) The Caps Lock indicator light stopped working until I reconnected the board to USB. The rest of the board worked fine, and pressing Caps Lock did indeed enable Caps Lock, but it was not being reflected by the boards indicator light. Reconnecting the board to usb resolved this. 2) An even worse problem, the entire board was unresponsive when I woke up today, despite the fact that the keys were still backlit and appeared normal. No keystrokes were being read by the computer until the keyboard was reconnected. So, idk if these issues are just for me, but you shouldnt expect this thing to work perfectly. I still like the board though.

Ordered this keyboard for my office. It totally stands out!! The keys are awesome and the colors look so cool. Love it !!!

The mechanical keys offer a crisp rebound and a sharp click-clack reply. I got the model with the round keys and there is a slight learning curve if youre coming from a simple/generic 104 square key. Your keystrokes just have to be a little more precise, which has slowed me down a good bit but I suspect Ill get used to it. The lights are pretty but also odd. I would think that a simple, single-color, lighting option would be one of the options but it is not. I wanted something that is backlit not necessarily a rave under my fingertips. It seems to try a little too hard on that front. Overall though, I like the keyboard so far and hope it holds up to the test of time.

I absolutely love this keyboard. Simple to use, and lovely sound.

Lets just say the drivers from the company is non-existent. Theres no fine tuning to be had outside of the hardware programable lights and I cant figure out how to chage the colors as Id like. Cant set macros etc. If you try the dirvers from the manufacturer itll flake out the keybaord. The default windows drivers are the only onese that work. The manual is also incomprehensible. I still cant figure out what the 1 A Mlights beside the directional keys mean and the button layout feels odd while gaming... However, Clickety Clackety and typing once you get useds to it is so satisfying. Im back up on my typing speed and pushing for more. You can also program the lights (hardware input) to individual keys so the whole board isnt glarigly bright.

Simple USB hookup with solid mechanical feedback to the keyboard styled keys and good quality lettering backlit with all the functions of a full keyboard. Very good quality and decent priced keyboard. and another word and another word and some more words then more words. there close to full; but, it is a very quality product and happy with my purchase.

When I bought the keyboard last November, it was exactly what I was looking for. I loved its aesthetic, sound, and functions, and I enjoyed playing around with the lighting presets. For a time, it worked as intended and it was incredibly enjoyable. However, after a few months of use, only recently, did a major issue arise. I began to notice that keystrokes werent registering - leaving lots of typos. The keys pressed just fine, so its not a mechanical issue. It takes 2-3 attempts or a hard press for a key to register. Even then, itll more often than not, end up double or triple typing the letter I wanted. I conducted a series of attempts to fix this; cleaning it, troubleshooting, resetting the drivers, unplugging, and re-plugging. Nothing seems to work. Ive been dealing with this for a month or so and its become quite troublesome. So, most likely, Ill have to purchase a new keyboard elsewhere...

Overall since I got this today it’s been doing well. The only thing that’s a bit off is that I noticed that I have two 6^ keys instead of a 5% key. I still know what it is as it works as a 5 and I have the 10-key pad too. But it made me do a double take out of concern my dyslexia had gone rouge on me.