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

These keyboard is excellent. The functionality is amazing and it looks great. The sound quality is quiet and very efficient. The connectivity is great and it feels very slick and smooth. The battery life is amazing and definitely a well made keyboard

Let me just start by saying this board is an amazing value. Normally, you would need to add a few modifications to get a board to feel and sound this good. I have had very little desire to change anything. That's how good this board feels out of the box.As a gaming keyboard, this option is close to perfect. It's a 75% keyboard, so you're missing a numpad but you still have the F keys should you want to bind macros. If I go wireless, I can go a full week before having to recharge. The knob at the top right works well with Spotify and YouTube, providing easy control without the need of additional keys. The RGB is bright and south facing which means you can invest in some creative side printed caps (there's a nice selection here on Amazon).As for the typing itself, the stock switches are some of the best linears I've used. The Reapers feel snappy and combined with this boards stock sound profile you have a poppy, creamy sound that isn't going to bother many around you. I did, however, swap them out in favor of some Gateron Smoothie Silver switches but that was a preference and not a necessity.

Love this keyboard! LEDs look awesome, hard to get the custom lighting to work with their software but the normal presets look great and for the price, the quality of the physical parts is really impressive. Key press response is super satisfying, and has a really nice sound that isn't too over the top. More muted and softer than a typical gaming keyboard, but in a really good way. Only thing I wish was that I bought the version with the numpad as I use it for work as well as gaming. That version also has a scroll wheel to change the LED settings which looks like a super cool feature.

I’ve been using the AULA F75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard for a few weeks now, and it’s honestly one of the best keyboards I’ve ever owned. The 75% layout is perfect—it saves space on my desk but still gives me all the keys I need. I really like the knob for volume control too; it feels super smooth and satisfying to use.The RGB backlighting is bright and colorful, and the effects are awesome. I can change them easily depending on my mood or setup. The Reaper switches are fast and responsive, and since they’re pre-lubed, they feel super smooth right out of the box. Typing and gaming both feel great.The wireless connection (I use the 2.4GHz mode) has been really solid with no lag at all. It also connects through USB-C or Bluetooth if I need it. The PBT keycaps feel high-quality and don’t get shiny like cheaper plastic ones do. I also think the side-printed legends look really clean and modern.Overall, this keyboard looks amazing, feels premium, and performs great. I highly recommend it to any gamers or keyboard fans looking for something that’s customizable and stylish. Definitely a 5-star product and worth the money!

First keyboard I got after a long search. Not too expensive, not cheap either — it’s right in the middle. Color looks amazing, the keys are super comfy, and the typing sound? Uff, so satisfying. Battery lasts forever — charge it for like an hour and you’re good for weeks. No delay at all, whether you’re gaming or working. The lighting is really easy to customize and setup was simple once I installed the software. Showed it off to some friends during a BBQ and they almost stole it 😂 Totally recommended!

The inability to press "Home" or "Print Screen", as well as the layout that simply naturally comes with this type of keyboard (75% keyboard), makes this more of an "on-the-go alternative" or "miniature alternative" keyboard, rather than a daily driver sort of keyboard that any workstation user or gamer would probably like to have, especially if your game uses anything other than WASD or QWER,DF. The layout is different from a 100% and you'll likely be missing some really important keys, OR they'll be placed in awkward, new positions that will require you to retrain your muscle memory.That said, if you don't need any of the keys that are removed from the 75% nature of this keyboard, then it is functional. The black color I got is fine. The Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C Wired capabilties are fine. The build quality is fine. Yes, I actually do enjoy the way the letters for each key are not at the top of each key but rather at the side of each key facing the user. The key clicking/feel is actually really, really good, which kind of lured me in to keeping this cursed thing which I already understand a few weeks later that I will likely not want to daily drive this product.Aside from the 75% complaints I had about this 75% keyboard, I do have two other complaints, which I feel are totally fair and not the fault of my own error:As a new consumer of this product, due to the instructions given to me inside the box, I'm led to believe that there are basically no drivers for this product. Everything is in-the-box and controlled via the keyboard itself, via commands using its own keys. Which is a cute idea. But... I would much rather have a desktop UI. Even aside from this, this product totally earns a less-than-5-star rating for the fact that it doesn't detect the first keypress when it powers down, and believe me, this thing powers down a lot. It's quite annoying, and in addition, the lights go off, which make it hard to see which key I'm pressing. I understand this is to preserve battery. Also of note, this thing hasn't died on me yet.All of this is to say that this keyboard seems to be in some sort of weird place. Is it made for intermediate users? I don't really think so. Beginners? I don't really think so. I guess it's marketed towards professionals that don't need the full functionality of their keyboards?I'll keep this as a backup keyboard, but I will have to order myself a full keyboard, and honestly maybe one from a more popular brand, because the cuteness of this thing seems to be where most of the value of it is, not in the functionality or long-term usability for intermediate-professional computer users. The cool factor of this is overpowered by the lack of drivers, lack of customization controls, power saving patterns, and its lack of essential keys (again, my fault on that one).