AULA F99 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard,RGB Backlit,Pre-lubed Linear Switches,Side Printed PBT Keycaps,2.4GHz/USB-C/BT5.0 Mechanical Gaming Keyboards

Very creamy and easy to use. I'm getting used to my keycaps, but overall, the keyboard is a great purchase, especially if you need extra motivation at work. I love that you can personalize your keyboard to your liking, and it's compatible with a MacBook. Very well made and worth the investment. If you are new to mechanical keyboards like I am, this is a good place to start.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The AULA F99 Pro is a sensational full‑size mechanical keyboard that perfectly blends style, versatility, and premium feel. Its tri‑mode connectivity (BT 5.0, USB‑C, 2.4 GHz) and massive 8,000 mAh battery let you switch seamlessly between work and play, while the smooth, factory‑prelubed switches and gasket‑mount design deliver that buttery, “thocky” typing perfection. Plus, the hot‑swappable PCB and rotary knob give it all the customization and control enthusiasts crave—truly a keyboard that excels in every way.

Looks and sounds great, and I just love the blacked out, faded look. I really don't like the Aula software, but that is something that I can live with, frankly. I do find the lack of characters to be a double edged sword, but honestly, I never look at the keys when I type--only occasionally, when I forget exactly where a character lives that I use infrequently. Great keyboard, though. It's a buttery, soft sound and feel, to me.

I. Love. This. Keyboard!!!! I bought it for my partner who works from home because I figured it might be nice to fill the quiet with a nice, clicky keyboard. It's awesome! He uses it for work and for gaming with his friends. I love that you can change out the keycaps, if you'd like, and that you can change the color and pattern of the lights as well. I definitely want to get myself one but in a different color. :)

To start with a positive comment: The multidevice function on this keyboard works well. In android mode it will also work with Ubuntu Linux, which was a happy accident because I didn't read the product description carefully enough to realize it didn't necessarily say that it would work with Linux. I switch back and forth between a windows system and a Linux system fairly quickly. There is a little latency but that's bluetooth for you I guess. The key press combo to switch is easy enough, but it would be nice if there were designated keys that you could program for different systems. If only I was designing keyboards... haha.So now for the really annoying part... I am a computer science major and the software for reprogramming keys is pretty much unusable / incomprehensible. I really can't imagine my mom even dreaming of figuring it out, because neither chatGPT or I can figure it out either. Certain functions just don't work at all like changing the delay for a macros and inconsistently recorded key strokes. I am trying to change the snip tool from win+shift+s to cntrl+shift+s and cannot for the life of me figure it out. I don't want to remap the windows key to be the control key for everything. I image you make a macros for win+shift+s and then map it to a different key combination but when you go to key combinations it seems like it only allows you to select a single key to remap. I dunno. I didn't spend very much time on it, but I stopped because I couldn't be sure what I was actually changing and afraid I would program something weird and not be able to get it back. There are no tutorial pop ups, no help section, and no guidance in the user manual either. I've never worked with this type of software before, so maybe I just don't know the drill...The keys are a bit hard to type on but I am coming from a low profile background, but something about the sharpness of the edges makes it weird... but the light pressure needed for key presses is good. Not too light but still can move swiftly from key press to key press. I keep thinking it feels like the keys are made of chocolate.The classiness and look of the keyboard is fantastic. So great it makes me want to overlook these shortcomings and get used to it. Can a keyboard look sexy?? Yes, apparently it can.The milky sound is great like everyone says. It didn't take me long (like a day) to get used to it after using a low profile silent keyboard for 2 years. But I use a high profile clicky keyboard for 15 years after that. I tend to think that the clicks make you try to race yourself and type faster. Provides feedback about your typing proficiency.For some reason the solid, static color mode does not include red/orange - its only available in the wavy color mode.So just some weird stuff with this keyboard, but that sexiness... kinda makes you look the other way. However, if you're looking for a keyboard that's easy to program this is not it. Maybe I'm just being a dummy, but I believe programs should be intuitive and user friendly and whoever built this software was not thinking about the end user.