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

The light design is very nice and I like how the power cord for it is USB C.

For the price, this is a great keyboard. I would not want it to be my primary keyboard, solely because it does not have a numpad. But, along with not having a numpad, it has some excellent features: - Compact design, no extra wasted space around the edges or extra keys. - The power plug is a separate USB-C to normal USB plug. This helps with portability, because you dont have to try to fit a built-in power plug in a case. - It has RGB Lighting - Its a mechanical keyboard. I have been using a Red Dragon mechanical keyboard as my primary. It has worked well for me, although there has been an issue too early with the WSAD and not registering them sometimes when pushing multiple... This AULA keyboard is very similar, although plastic while mine is aluminum. One thing of difference, is my Red Dragon is more clickety clackety, and the AULA is a little more thunky, but I actually like the thunkiness a little more, its less distracting. This keyboard to me is a good option for portability, or what I use it for the Raspberry Pi when I need to plug in and change anything. It is a good one to have on hand, and can be a good primary if you absolutely never use your numpad.

I am very satisfied with this product and the very good qualities of it.

I like the sturdy case and heavy weight of this keyboard. The tabs are nice and snap easily into place. The RGB works nicely without any difficulties. I played with the various modes on it and everything works. The orange keycaps are cool and convenient for WASD in particular with finger-placement while gaming. The only thing I had issue with was that one of the control keys was being sticky. This made a false sticky keys issue when I was gaming and was really frustrating. I swapped this keyboard back out with my old keyboard and the games worked flawlessly, so I think theres something off with one of the switches. But for the value, this is a pretty decent keyboard for the asking price without going into the higher-end gaming keyboards.

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

This is a great feeling keyboard. It actually feels premium. Nice and heavy, very little deck flex, and the keys themselves feel great to press. Brown switches are fantastic if youre like me and hate super loud keyboards. They feel similar to membranes, but with all of the tactical advantage that mechanical keys have. Its an amazing middle-ground. My only real issue is the lighting. Sure, you can technically customize it, but only the lighting effects, brightness, and speed. All of the keys actually have set colors and theres no way I could find to change them. Its pretty ugly looking, which is a shame, because the keyboard with the RGB off looks fantastic. You can change the color of the side-panels, but not for the keys, which seems so counter intuitive to me. If there actually is a way to change the color (for example, I wanted mine to be solid teal for every key) I couldnt find a way. Nothing in the manual, or the product page. If discovered, I will update this review.

This offers a satisfying typing experience with their tactile switches and audible feedback, making them a great choice for avid typists and gamers, and me, of course. Will update some pictures later.

The keyboard is solid and works flawlessly. It is colorful and very attractive, not to mention effective in the dark (or dimmed lighting). The construction is solid and there is nothing flimsy about it. Our keyboard is an off white color and in the package, in addition to the keyboard there are a set replacement key-caps in yellow! I replaced a few keys like “space bar”, “Enter/Return”, “back-space” and some others to make the keyboard look even more appealing. There is also a little tool to replace the key-caps. Between the “Ctrl” and “Fn” keys there is a key that controls the RGB light pattern. Hold the “Fn” down, press that key and watch the light patterns change. You can also control the tilt of the keyboard with the embedded levers (two embedded on each side…watch the video) on the bottom. GREAT RGB keyboard and GREAT PRICE!

this keyboard is great for typing, doesn’t require too much force but still have mechanical feedback. Small size makes it easier to carry around

This truly qualifies as a gaming keyboard with mechanical action on the keys. You know youre hitting a keyboard when you type on this one! The various color options and the ability to swap out keys for custom colors to work with my favorite software is a plus, too.