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

READ if you don’t know much about keyboards – I love this keyboard!
Quick Overview:+ come with pretty good switches+ cool topographical keycaps (for the one I got)+ cool lighting+ knob feature for volume (top right corner)+ good bluetooth (not annoying to connect & reconnect)-/+ F-row, not everyone uses the F-row so it’ll be a pro or con depending what type of keyboard user you are- plastic feel (feels a tad cheap but tbh it’s still great and decent quality plastic lol)Overall/ the long story:Hey so I got this because I don’t know too much about keyboards, so I asked my tech friend and he said he has this one Aula F75 Keyboard and it’s pretty good. Just putting it out there in case you cared; he has the Black Reaper switches version and I got the white Creamy switches version of the keyboard. Anyways, the creamy is great if you want a quiet soft keyboard (search up youtube or tt to hear a video about how it will sound). I loved the creamy, but I wanted it to be a bit louder and more like those old keyboards that are super clicky and loud (and a bit annoying because of how loud they are:*)). So i got the Jade Box (i think) keyboard switches (also a plus about this keyboard, you can change the switches and keycaps easily. In case you don’t know, switches are the mechanism that changes the noise it makes, clickly or creamy keys). I use my keyboard with the Bluetooth and it works super well!About the lights:If you’re like me and you really want a keyboard with cool lights, this one is definitely pretty cool. Though I will say that it’s a little annoying when the lights turn off as soon as you finish typing. The lights turn off as soon as you take your finger off of the keys, they turn on instantly when you touch the keys again and start typing. There are a ton of different lighting modes which vary in brightness, design, touch sensitivity (lighting up only the keys you press sorta, hard to explain). I’m a bit disappointed that it has only like 3 light options that aren’t rainbow, but honestly the rainbow has grown on meValue for Money:I think it’s a pretty good value for money, especially if you don’t spend an extra 50+ on keyboard switches and keycaps. There are definitely a few other keyboards on amazon that are probably about the same for 10 bucks less, but honestly I am very satisfied with this keyboard and I think it’s a great value for money keyboard. My $$$ tech bestie even said that it’s as good if not better than his $200+ keyboard, so I’d call that a win!

Thocky and creamy and fast.
This is a great keyboard that sounds as good as it looks. Keycaps are easy to change as well as the switches (though the ones that come with it are fantastic), the knob switches between keyboard brightness and system volume easily by pressing down for ~3 seconds and FN+TAB will change the backlight colors (the manual is pretty easy to find online as well). 2.4 and Bluetooth are nice and fast, I haven’t had any lag or anything like that, though I like to use mine wired. The keyboard is built very nice and solid, I have no complaints about the build quality at all. This is NOT a quiet keyboard, it is very creamy and thocky, so be mindful of office spaces (it’s not clicky at all, don’t worry). Overall, if you type a lot like I do and enjoy some light gaming, this is a great keyboard and a fantastic “first” for someone looking to get into keyboards as a hobby.

Great build quality for the price tag
Wow, I feel like I completely ripped off the seller of this keyboard. It is phenominal to type on. It feels solid, contsructed well, and had all of the features that you would expect from a name-brand keyboard. The build quality alone is enough to buy this keyboard, but the fact that it also has an accompanying software tool to help configure keychanges / colors and lights / macros is even better. Love this keyboard and love typing on it!

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If you don’t crave for metal body and okay with a cheaper plastic option then it’s truly the best option. The repaer switches have a really good “marbly” sound. If you want a deeper thock then go with ice vein switches. Yes, if you can extend your budget by 2k (approx) you can get a much better built (aluminium chasis) custom board but most of them don’t sound this good out of the box. All in all, for this price range, the typing experience is truly remarkable