AULA F2088 Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switch, with Removable Wrist Rest, Media Control Knob, Rainbow Backlit, Retro Punk Round Keycaps, Full Size Wired Computer Keyboard, White

Looks so sharp and works great. Im currently gaming with this and playing WOW and D4 and Im really enjoying myself.

Lets just say the drivers from the company is non-existent. Theres no fine tuning to be had outside of the hardware programable lights and I cant figure out how to chage the colors as Id like. Cant set macros etc. If you try the dirvers from the manufacturer itll flake out the keybaord. The default windows drivers are the only onese that work. The manual is also incomprehensible. I still cant figure out what the 1 A Mlights beside the directional keys mean and the button layout feels odd while gaming... However, Clickety Clackety and typing once you get useds to it is so satisfying. Im back up on my typing speed and pushing for more. You can also program the lights (hardware input) to individual keys so the whole board isnt glarigly bright.

I love it and it does what I wanted it to. I get tons of compliments at work about it! When you type fast it’s a lot sometimes with how loud it gets but overall I really enjoy the colors and sound of it. Would definitely recommend it.

This keyboard is pretty loud so keep that in mind! But if you like the click and clacking then this is a great fit for you! It has a ton of fun light functions and the round keys are a nice change from the normal square ones. I definitely recommend this! The magnetic wrist rest isnt that strong, but as long as dont move your arms too much when typing, you should be fine!

Cheap and built crappy.

Keys look and feel like a real typewriter. Click like one too. Lighting offers plenty of options for display. But just like a shower head most people will only use one or two settings and ignore the rest.

I recently transferred to a work from home administrative position and got this to use as a desk keyboard. It works very well and I like how clicky it is. I did try it on my gaming computer and had no issues, worked just as well as my Razer keyboard. Should something happen to my Razer, I’d definitely consider getting a 75% version of the retro style.

Overall the keyboard seems like a good value. My wife actually picked this out and ordered it for her work computer. She used it for a couple of weeks and sent it back because she didnt like the way the round typewriter style keys felt after typing on it for a long time. If you dont have a problem using the round key caps, this keyboard might be for you. The keyboard casing is pretty light and plastic-y, but still not at all flimsy or poorly put together. The keys are as advertised blue switch. Ive had several mechanical keyboards over the years, and these are pretty similar to my Das Keyboard with the Cherry Blue switches in terms of weight and sound, so it seems like an apt description.