AULAF75 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,2.4Ghz/Type-C/BT5.0 Gaming Keyboards,Advanced Structure,Side Engraved,RGB Backlight,Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard for PC/Mac (Black)

THIS IS THE BEST KEYBOARD!! ❤️I am absolutely in love with it, it's very well made, it's beautiful and oh my god - the sound. It's the creamiest keyboard I ever used, I screamed the first time I clicked it!Absolutely love it, holds battery very well, it's easy to type, buttons are comfortable and nice to touch. It has some heaviness to it, but gives you the feeling of quality.Plus the functionality - it's absolutely lovely, but make sure you download the software from Epomaker website not Aula - that one didn't work. I really needed right Alt key and I could fully customise it in the software. Great piece, so in love with it!!! Plus the keycaps can be changed so you can customise it however you want.

The media could not be loaded. I got this whilst it was on sale, so it’s definitely worth it for the price I paid. Even full price it’s one to consider.I’ve been using this for a couple weeks now and I’ve enjoyed using it. Good build quality, doesn’t feel plasticky or cheap. The keys are nice and produce a good sound that’s not too loud or clacky, but nice. (video makes it sound louder than I feel it is). That’s obviously a matter of personal opinion.The side printing of the symbols takes a bit of getting used to, I was a bit apprehensive to try this feature for the first time, however I have found it to be ok and you do get used to it.A few things I personally don’t like, the keys are very responsive so find myself typing extra letters sometimes, this could just be something I’m not yet used to, but something to consider. Also when in wireless or bt mode, the keyboard will go to sleep after inactivity, shutting off the leds, which leads to a problem with the side printed symbols, it can be hard to see where the right key to press is, especially if the lighting in the room is a bit low and dark, say if you’re gaming. In wired mode they don’t turn off. It’s more annoying than anything. It’s a US layout so the keys are in different places for some of them.Battery life is good so far. Not had to recharge it in over a week of solid use.RGB effects are nice and not too in your face. Enough options to keep people happy.All in all I’m happy with it, especially getting it at £54

Great keyboard. Feels high-quality and for the ones who are looking for that tiktok keyboard creamy sound- this is perfect. No mods needed and it sounds blissful. 100% would reccomend.Good size, many connectivity options, no lag, and great amount of buttons/keys

It is a good keyboard, got it on sale for £66.The sound of the keyboard is amazing, and the keys responding insanely fast to the pressure, if you are like me, who switched from cheaper keyboards, this might be a might hard to be used to, as I do press sometimes on accident the keys.The lighting, colour options etc is amazing. You can also change the brightness level.The keycap text feels a bit cheap? made but its just me being pretentiousKeyboard feels pretty heavy for a plastic casing, it feels nice and love using it

Amazing keyboard, sounds great, looks great and is quite heavy for the size. Battery life on it is brilliant and lasts about 2-3 days before needing to charge (depending how much I use it of course)

Nothing bad to say, it’s an amazing thocky keyboard with a strong plastic body and soft to the touch keys, the LED customisation is great and for only £70 anyone with that budget should definitely think about getting one.

The product is light, compact, and quiet. The keys do not have much resistance compared to more traditional mechanical keyboard, which is to be expected.Both the Bluetooth and proprietary 2.4 GHz radio modes work out of the box on Fedora Linux 42 with KDE Plasma.I would recommend the proprietary 2.4 GHz radio mode in preference to Bluetooth as it seems to be more reliable and have fewer issues with pairing with the PC.Note that the 2.4 GHz radio does interfere with 2.4 GHz WiFi, but this was easily remedied by connecting a 5 GHz WiFi receiver to my PC (I use a Netgear Nighthawk AXE3000 adapter which works with Linux out of the box), as my router access point supports the 5 GHz band.My only real complaint is the lack of an Alt Gr key, which is aggravated by KDE Plasma only providing limited key rebinding options and Wayland requiring weird hacks in order to rebind keys. However, this is understandable given the product's compact design.Overall I think this keyboard is great value for the price.

I bought the AULA F75 keyboard thinking it would be a reliable and affordable mechanical keyboard, but I was completely let down. After only about a month of normal gaming use, the keyboard suddenly stopped working. The RGB lights still turn on, but none of the keys respond, which makes it completely useless.I’ve never dropped or damaged it, and I treated it carefully, so this looks like a serious hardware or firmware issue. I tried everything — unplugging, resetting, reinstalling drivers — nothing worked.For a product that looked promising, this was a huge disappointment. I wouldn’t recommend this keyboard to anyone unless you're okay with gambling on a product that can break without warning.