AULA Mechanical Keyboard, 87 Keys Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keyboard with Brown Switches for Windows Laptop PC Mac

Good quality I love the lights and how you can change the color.

Very good

I have preferred a mechanical keyboard, for sure, ever since using one for the first time. Well, it is shorter by 15% if space is a factor for you. Personally, I really do not like the number key lay-out, rather than having a traditional number keypad section. I dont really need side lights, which are kind of gimmicky, but the idea with the orange shortcut buttons is good. The ergonomic feel is fine and sound is okay. Its good as a low end or first mech keyboard.

This beautiful RGB keyboard is awesome, gave my workstation a different dimension. It looks amazing and is so comfortable using this. The price is too good for this cool keyboard. Easy to set up, this keyboard’s s standard size makes it more convenient for any table size.I loved the keyboard and obviously will recommend.

I mean I wish I could say a lot more than I feel able to here, but this is really a very satisfactory mechanical keyboard. The glowy bits are nice and such too, sure, but really youre looking at this listing because you want that clackity-clack when you type. So long as you dont need that numpad handy Id be surprised if this disappointed anyone. The included yellow keys... I dont really like personally but its a nice additive touch for those who might. Its wired - needs to be plugged into PCs USB to communicate with your computer, but for better or worse that cable is removable from from the KB itself. I like this for better portability, but as with all connections like this itll eventually lead to that port getting loose and not working or needing soldering.

I have been trying many mechanical keyboards, trying to find that perfect one. This keyboard has the brown switches which provide a very good, feel when pressing the keys. It provides excellent tactile feedback without the noise of the blue switches. I like the fact that it has a detachable cord providing flexibility in connecting to your computer. Also allows it to be replaced if damaged. The lack of a numeric keypad makes it more compact to better fit my gaming desk. The numeric keypad is not missed while gaming. I also like that the keys are backlit allowing easy identification in low light conditions. The keyboard also comes with a key puller and some oranges replacements for some of the keys so you can modify it if you wish. The lighting could be improved if it allowed a single solid color for all keys. As it is, groups of keys are various colors. You can control various light animations, speed, and brightness via key stokes using the function plus another key. For the price, this is a great keyboard and a few additions to the lighting control may have been my perfect one.

It has a really modern and cool appearance. The keys are very responsive. Highly recommend it,

This comes with brown tactical mechanical switches. They are similar to Cherry MX brown switches, but exactly, it doesnt sound as nice but very similar. It has RGB on the side but the color on the keys are single color. The build quality overall is not bad for a $30 keyboard. I am happy with it.

I’m going to be honest here: the very low price of this genuinely mechanical board really is impressive and makes it a no-brainer for younger computer gamers that really want to jump into the mechanical market. There are plenty of fantastic upgrades for twice the price, but at $20, you’d be hard-pressed to find anything remotely close to what this offers. I’m not a huge fan of the manufacturer branding and double shot caps are pretty low quality, but they are double shot, which is very unexpected for the price. Also it includes some orange, alternate-colored caps and cap puller. The lights work fine and board features side-lighting too. The over-all quality is decent: the plastic housing is in-line with the offerings from Microsoft and Logitech’s membrane boards in the $20-30 price-point. The keys themselves work great and the board is better to type on than anything else you’d buy for $20 or less. Really, it all comes down to price here. If this was a $40 keyboard I’d tell you to move on, but for $20, you really can’t go wrong here. I would 100% recommend it to anyone looking for a mechanical keyboard on a very tight budget.

The space bar stopped working after 1 week of use. I need someone to address this