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

This keyboard is perfect. So many color options, great quality, connects through Bluetooth, wired, or with the little wireless plug. For those looking for a decently priced CREAMY keyboard... look no further. This sounds so satisfying.This was shipped through Amazon and although it arrived VERY fast, the box they put it in would not have survived a trip across the country. The keyboard was pressed into the side of the shipping box. One good fall on that side and the keyboard would have cracked.

OK, I have a surface pro 13 inch model 2024 and I did not want to get the official keyboard that connects to the bottom of it magnetic that’s used as a front case because I like to actually have something a little bit more physical.I was going through a few keyboards left and right trying to figure out exactly which one would work. I ended up going from mini keyboard to then one that opens left and right but they just felt awkward.Decided to get a standard mechanical keyboard because I’m not using it as a portable device. when I’m at the house it’s going to be in one place and when I’m moving I’ll use the touchscreen function.I was looking through multiple keyboard before I landed on this one took a chance and I’m in love with it. Definitely a vendor I’m looking for the future whenever I want any more PC related items.The brightness of the keyboard is super bright and the battery it’s been working almost a month and still at 92% battery life the keyboard automatically sleep after a couple minutes so you can stop typing go do something else or simply just read and use it like a standard mouse if you have a separate mouse attachment. For my set up it’s a surface pro on a stand, and then basically the wireless keyboard underneath it and a separate wireless mouse.The color of it is beautiful. I like the green with the black I wasn’t sure exactly how it would look like because the image it looks nice but it’s one of those things you have to have right in front of you. Even in daylight the brightness of the LEDs are noticeable I’ve been using everything straight out of the box, no software , no brightness increase no lowering just the default setting and it’s noticeable even in daylight and more noticeable at night time.It has a very good weight to it. It basically feels like a well constructed product, higher end and heavy duty in a positive way and I love the sound of the keyboard!exactly like how the video on the Amazon website described it and showed it in real time. Easy to type, which is the main reason I purchased one that was more of a standard keyboard rather than the gimmick key minis or the more portable kind that fold. They’re just not for me.This one is perfect because I have access to all the keys. Some of the other set up like the minis or the foldable have keys that’s something sometimes do double duty and they don’t automatically translate but because these have the full set of keys, the escape works like a standard button along with all the standard Microsoft shortcuts.It has all the shortcuts and it comes with a piece of paper that shows you how to set it up and the basic function. It’s pretty straightforward. You can also connect to three different device devices and switch in between one. I’m only using it in one. All Microsoft function shortcuts seem to work.Ask for the LED it’s actually pretty cool and I’m surprised the battery life is immense on it. I thought it would be less but nope. because the keyboard only shows the LEDs affect or turned on when you’re physically using it the moment you get your hand off the keyboard after a couple seconds I believe 30 seconds it goes to a semi sleep and the LED shuts off now if you walk away from the keyboard or computer or you’re reading something heavily with the mouse.The keyboard will go into a deeper sleep, but it has to be at least 20-30 minutes and up. if it goes to have a sleep mode, it wakes up the moment you press a button. It’s one of those things you have to get used to because it’s not physically plugged in. Again I don’t have any complaints because the battery life is insane and the software really extends the battery life.it does take about 2 to 3 hours to complete charge but 100% worth it. I’m going on a full month and at 92%. Another thing I wanted to add is that the LED function might seem confusing but there’s one for multiple colors like green, blue, lime, red, etc., etc., and another function for the effects.The way that it goes like this, choose an effect: glowing, solid color, dragging or multi burst mode in the keyboard when you do that you then switch the colors and select the color you want: multicolor, red static , glowing, heartbeat, and go from there you’re done. Easiest pie.Example of this would be heartbeat effect with a solid green color. Or the light moving around as you type as the effect, but you choose instead of a static color, multiple colors or rainbow effect etcIt’s a standard keyboard nothing to say negative. It’s nice big and looks professional. I love it.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this keyboard for my WFH setup and I’m impressed! You can connect it wirelessly w/ BT or the USB receiver or connect it with a USB-C cable (included). I have it connected via BT to my Windows PC and there’s zero lag. I also like the fact that you can select the WIN mode and use the knob to adjust the volume & things so functionality seems pretty good. And I LOVE the feel & sound of the keys, the color modes are super cute, definitely has some weight to it and doesn’t feel cheap. If you’re hesitant don’t be, BUY this, you won’t be disappointed!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:After months of online research I decided to begin building a custom keyboard. The price was great, the sound is amazing, functional and appealing to the eyes! This keyboard has it all, and you can use it wired, wireless, or Bluetooth! Totally customizable with removable keycaps and switches. editing to say that i paired it to my phone via bluetooth and using it to text is a GAME CHANGER! if i could give more stars i would!

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.