AULA F99 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Gasket Structure Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard,RGB Backlit,Creamy Sound,Side Printed PBT Keycaps,2.4GHz/USB-C/BT5.0 Computer Gaming Keyboards

I'd give it 4.5 if I could so rounded up. For what you get, this is an extremely great value. The associated software gives you a very great degree of adjusting hot keys to computer functions (I set the page up/down buttons on the numb bad to be volume up/down and end as mute). There's 2 heights of feet to adjust the angle more and the LED adjustment is simple and straightforward with a variety of effects and color options, almost all compatible with either single color or up to five. The build is plastic but has a good heft that doesn't feel cheap with quality caps. These have been my only real gripe these keys are very noisy, all that plastic really amplifies rather than softening the admittedly satisfying thwack. Though it being a mechanical keyboard, you can always swap them out. They are very sensitive, it was an adjustment getting used to how responsive a mechanical keyboard is. I kept accidentally soft pressing keys that registerrd the touch promptly. A huge selling point was the option of wired or wireless, there's a switch on the back to change output between the options and enable Bluetooth. The battery life has been incredible even obsessively gaming and connected via Bluetooth 5 days was no issue. I don't know how much longer it could go, I didn't charge it because it ran out so lives up to its promise.

I've been really impressed with this keyboard. It feels comfortable to type on for long periods, and the keys have a smooth, satisfying feel. The creamy sound is one of my favorite parts—it sounds much better than I expected at this price point. The build quality also feels solid, and the side-printed keycaps give it a clean look. Setup was simple, and everything worked as expected right out of the box. Overall, I think this keyboard is an excellent value. If you're looking for a mechanical keyboard with great sound and a comfortable typing experience without spending a lot, I'd definitely recommend this one.

Best Work Keyboard – Stylish, Smooth, and Complimented DailyThe AULA F99 Pro has quickly become my absolute favorite keyboard for work. I’ve been using it daily, and not only does it perform flawlessly, but I also get compliments on it left and right. The design is sleek and eye-catching, with the side-printed PBT keycaps giving it a premium and modern look. Typing on it feels amazing—the pre-lubed linear switches are smooth and responsive, with just the right amount of resistance for long hours of use without fatigue. The RGB backlighting is vibrant but also customizable enough to keep it professional in a work environment or colorful when I want to switch it up for gaming at home. The versatility of the connections (2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB-C) makes it super convenient. I can easily switch between my work laptop and personal setup without any hassle. Battery life has also been impressive—I don’t find myself constantly recharging. What really makes it stand out compared to other mechanical keyboards I’ve used is the build quality. It feels sturdy and well-made, not cheap or flimsy, and the hot-swappable feature gives me peace of mind if I ever want to try different switches in the future. Overall, this keyboard strikes the perfect balance of style, performance, and durability. Whether for work or gaming, it’s an excellent investment. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a mechanical keyboard that turns heads while delivering top-notch performance.

The video doesn't do the keys justice. I've had it for about a month and I have no complaints so far. I bought this to replace the Corsair K60 Pro SE I bought less than a year ago that already crapped out. (I had 2 in a row with manufacturer defects that made them unusable. Unacceptable for a kb at that price point, imo.) This bad boy is a sexy little beast. I'm loving the gray ombre, the bounce, the weight, the ease of adjusting the lights, the legends on the front face instead of the top, the creamy clickiness of it- it's absolutely worth it. If it does anything dumb I'll update my review, but as of right now it's a 5/5.

Amazing. Have had this keyboard for several years and it still sounds great and only one key led has died through the entire time. Has a good battery, keys look nice, typing is easy, nothing has broken mechanically, would definitely recommend.

This was the first hotswappable mechanical keyboard I ever purchased and love it. I saw some ads for it on TikTok and the sound was exactly what I was looking for and being able to turn the lights off and have a non lit up gradient color scheme is really neat looking as well. It is constructed fairly well and is heavy so it feels good all around. The usb port is usb C and also allows for wireless 2.4 and Bluetooth so you can use it for almost anything. Rating it as a 4 star because I’ve had a single key where the blue led stopped working. Not the end of the world since I can use other colors but worth mentioning. Also, this listing says it is an F99 pro which it is not since the non pro model is shown. The F99 pro has the knob.

Got it for my boyfriend. Hes in love. Paired pretty easily. The colors kinda hard to figure out how to control but besides that it feels amazing and seems great quality. Well see how duable it is over time though lol.

I first encountered this keyboard at work it was love at first clack. I work in IT for a very large office space with lots of keyboards to sample. Most of it is low-cost stuff from that other site that sells garbage so cheap you barely regret it... You know the type that light up in a generic RGB rainbow splash and make the company provided Microsoft Squishy Key 500 seem like a good upgrade. Every so often I run into a neat mechanical that sounds too clicky or looks like a typewriter. The other IT staff use split style Kinesis that are fairly nice but too exotic for me. Sometimes we see a good sampling of backup gaming mechanical keyboards from home like Logitech's, Corsairs, Razor, or SteelSeries and some of them are pretty nice. This one kind of froze me in my tracks I was like Lacy what are you typing on and why does it sound so amazing, she gave me the details while I fixed her docking station. I'm pretty frugal so it took me a while to break down and buy it... fast forward 6 months and 150 - 200 random work keyboards later I now have my second and probably last mechanical of this decade. Pros: Great key feel Amazing tone Above average backlighting options without software (important for use with company assets that restrict software). Crazy battery life Longevity seems good I've seen one in use for 6+ months, and it still looks and feels new Cons: It is very heavy, not a commuting keyboard. I'm a bad typer so it doesn't sound as good when I personally use it (but that's on me) What this might mean for you: I'm not a professional reviewer; I have not been paid. I do love this keyboard, and this review is more about me getting to use this keyboard then telling you why I use this keyboard. I'm not really caring about the review for a keyboard but instead just needing an excuse to write with the keyboard. It's like typing on a fidget toy and it makes my brain feel good. But seriously if you are still reading at this point you are basically a champion of review reading and I applaud you for your perseverance. I basically can't stop because the idea of stopping kind of hurts at this point, I should probably write up a warning: /!\Caution/!\: this product may be addictive to neurodivergent persons! Using this keyboard for an extending period of time may release a wave of serotonin induced by tactile and auditory stimulus. Ok, I really should end this.

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Freaking great keyboard! Love it, works well, pretty.

Llego antes de lo planeado, funciona excelente