S99 3 in 1 World's First Silicon Membrane Gaming Keyboard | Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C Balls Keycap Keybaord with Knob | Programmable RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard for PC/Xbox/PS5 (Purple)

best wireless keyboard out there for gaming and stuffs its heavy and beacause of that it feels premium rgb are also good for the price and the reason i bought the keyboard is for its design and cozy vibes which is perfect battery works for 6 to 7 days on a single charge i recommand this under 2000 if you want wireless keyboard

Okay as per my uses I love this keyboard I don't know every one has own uses, decision and demand so let's talk about my uses I am typing kind of boy because in my work typing demands so I as per this uses I love this keyboard because my typing experience is more better than before. And build quality is too good and functions too good and sound as well so don't think much if you don't have much money in your pocket so it is way better than other keyboard and I got this 2k only so recommanded 👍

It feels great, although the sound is not as loud as a mech keyboard, there is sound, the keys are amazing But they are too easy to press and i tend to press the left arrow key sometimes, but that is not a big deal The wrist pains a bit as compared to laptop keyboard, but ig a wrist rest will do the job. All the buttons function correctly Love the volume knob The backlighting is not useful, as these key caps are not see through. It is quite heavy, but that gives it a premium feel It is plastic but is great quality one and feels premium Ig for 1999 or less, its value for money

Best keyboard in the price range in terms of functionality and features. The keys are soft press. Battery life when using bluetooth mode is amazing and it goes into sleep mode to prevent battery drain.

After use of 4 Months. The colour is very soft and decent Bluetooth connection working Lag speed is decent - If you play normal to moderate fps games Build quality and sound from keys, both worls for me A little hard in cleaning the keys. Battery is good as well

i would like to give this product zero rating . first i have faced problem with this keyboard that some of it keys didn't work and it happened after purchasing this keyboard just after 3 or 4 months , then i claim warranty support with much difficult process to follow emailing here and there and after the service the keyboard has same issue with different keys but this time they are not helping me no amazon nor the brand , they are just looping me through the same pages and guys really i am so much disappointed in this brand and the amazon customer service support because this was my first keyboard with my won money This keyboard does look good but appearances means nothing first there is issue with its stand by mode u leave it untouched for minute and it goes in power saving mode automatic but when u press it again it takes atleast 10 to 12 seconds to reconnect . Second , the rgb is good but it has no significance because it can not be used in dark as its key caps are not transparent and then you can not see keys in dark if you are not a professional typer therefore these rgbs are a waste feature for me . the knob is nothing special as it is made up of plastic just a poor imagination of premium keyboards . I am not writing this review because i am frustated which is i am but this keyboard really upset me and buy if you think this review is a lie . Because everyone has different needs , likes , dislikes and luck . and the keys sound is of mechanical keyboard types a little bit satisfying but the keys have no spacing in between them that you would make many mistakes while typing on it as the keys are very responsive even to a slight press.

I was looking for a mechanical keyboard with a numpad, and during my search on Amazon, I came across the Aula S99. On first impression, the design, color, and multi-function connectivity options (USB, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth) looked very appealing. The build quality is solid, and on the surface, it feels like good value in its price range. However, after using it, I noticed several shortcomings: Not truly mechanical: Despite the way it’s marketed, this is not a mechanical keyboard. It uses a silicone membrane with a soft, plasticky, silent keypress feel, quite different from the mechanical experience I was expecting. The phrase “first silicon membrane keyboard” in the title is more of a marketing trick. RGB backlight issue: The RGB lighting is almost useless because the keycaps are not shine-through, so the illumination doesn’t stand out. Sleep mode annoyance: The keyboard powers down after a period of inactivity, and to wake it up, you need to press any key first, which can interrupt your workflow slightly. Software support is poor: The accompanying software does not properly retain your lighting preferences. After every restart, you need to reopen the program and set the RGB lighting again. On the positive side, the keyboard feels sturdy in hand, and compared to other membrane keyboards in the same price segment, it definitely performs better. If this had been a true mechanical keyboard, it would have been an amazing product considering the design and features. Overall: A good choice if you’re okay with a membrane keyboard and want multiple connectivity options with decent build quality. But if you were specifically looking for mechanical switches, this may be disappointing.

The AULA S99 is easily one of the cutest keyboards I’ve come across—it nails the aesthetic appeal while still packing every key you actually need. It’s not just about looks, though; the typing experience is whisper-quiet thanks to the silicone membrane, which adds a smooth, soft feel to every keystroke. The backlighting, while slightly dimmer than the promotional pictures suggest, still looks great in normal room lighting. Just keep in mind that the backlight is the main battery drainer—using it constantly will shorten battery life noticeably. On the connectivity front, the S99 delivers. It comes with Bluetooth 5.0, pairing flawlessly with my HP Windows 11 laptop and Samsung TV. You can connect up to five devices: 1 via 2.4G wireless, 3 via Bluetooth, and 1 via a wired connection. Switching between them is smooth and convenient. Charging takes about 1.5–2 hours, and you’ll get a solid 7–8 days of use on a full charge with backlighting enabled on low brightness. Without heavy lighting use, the battery lasts even longer. One minor drawback is that the software is only supported when using the 2.4G dongle, which is stored neatly at the back of the keyboard. It's also got Gaming Mode which gives the access to M keys. You can map them according to your usage. Overall, the AULA S99 is a charming, quiet, and versatile keyboard. If you value aesthetics, multi-device pairing, and a comfortable typing feel—and can live with slightly dimmer backlighting—it’s a great buy. And this keyboard is the best money can buy, if you love silent keyboards. Forgot to add- I also received a 1 meter USB type cable, which makes it able to connect to pcs with no bluetooth. In the video I am using the bluetooth as my laptop supports it.

I wanted a decently priced, cute, creamy sounding keyboard with a number pad and this is it!! It’s well made and sturdy and has a lovely sound to it! The video I posted sounds a little more “clacky” but that’s because of my longer nails. I think it’s perfect and it works great with connecting to my computers. 10/10 recommend

This is the 3rd Aula keyboard I bought. This is for my younger sister who likes the RGB keyboard but doesn't like the weight or sound of the mechanical keyboard (🤔). This is the perfect gift for her. It is easy to setup. Can switch between phone and laptop easily.

This is a creamy keyboard - it does have a good sound and I do like the look and colorway of the keyboard, but I game and need the keyboard to have macros a certain way. Since this did not have a macro software and the in-built macros can only record a few keystrokes, I had to return it.

It is a nice color and feels so good. Bluetooth and wireless. Highly recommend.

Keyboard quality stinks. The ink of the letters is coming off.