AULA F108 PRO - Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Screen&Knob,Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard with 8000mAh Battery,Pre-lubed Switches,RGB Backlit,PBT Keycaps Creamy Sounding Computer Keyboards,104 Keys

⇄ Connectivity: USB, Wired, or Bluetooth 📢 Noise level: Sound is very "thocky" that sounds like a deep but muted click when you are typing. If you are looking for a completely silent keyboard, this is not it. This is loud enough to make me feel focused when I'm working but not so loud that it becomes obnoxious. MAC/PC I use this on both on my MacBook & a Windows PC. It's set for Windows so every time I connect it my MacBook, I have to change the keyboard shortcut so it's the "Apple" button instead of the "Alt" button. Easy swap. 🔋 Battery Life: Lasts for AGES. It is rechargeable with a USB-C cord that is included which I liked compared to other keyboards where you need to use a AA battery. ⌨️ The actual keyboard: -It does have flip out feet at the bottom if you prefer typing at an angle -There are 4 non slip pads on the bottom -Feel SOLID, a bit heavy & high quality. I like keyboards like that that have some weight to it so it's less likely to move around the desk. TIPS: -GET A WRIST REST!! ... But seriously, if you are not used to a mechanical keyboard, I'd pair it with a wrist rest. I'd seen a few videos where people paired theirs with the cloud wrist rest and it matches so nicely, especially since this keyboard has a lot of white keys mixed in with the muted yellow and muted orange. -Previously, I typed mostly on low-profile keyboards (think Apple magic keyboard) so I had never needed and wrist rest. I tried this one without one and it wasn't super comfortable for me due to the angle of this keyboard. For the occasional user, I don't think a wrist rest is necessary. I work on my computer about 8-10 hours a day so a wrist rest was necessary for me. When I use it, I only use it with the wrist rest AND the feet are completely flat (no angle). -I bought a cloud wrist rest (in photo) which pairs perfectly to the white, yellow and muted orange colors of the keyboard. Value for money: -Pretty good. I think this will last awhile. Compared to other keyboards: -I also have a YUNZI B98 PRO. Compared to that one, this AULA F108 PRO requires more pressure to type on the keys. Whereas the YUNZI keyboard, I can barely press and it almost feels a bit too sensitive to the touch. I definitely feel like I have to press harder (compared to my YUNZI keyboard or Apply magic keybaord) so if I'm typing for awhile, I feel like my hands get a bit tired. I have noticed I have less typos because with this one you have to almost press a bit longer than a super-sensitve Apple magic keyboard. LANGUAGE -When you turn on the LCD screen, the language is set to its native language. It was easy to scroll to the very last one to click English. OVERALL I really like it. If I could change one thing, I would want the keys to be a bit more sensitive so typing does not feel like a workout. Again, for the occasional user, I don't think this is an issue. However, because I do work on my computer 8-10 hours a day and I am typing a lot, this is something I notice more.

I have been waiting for a keyboard with this colorway for some time now. It works perfectly for my honeycore theme setup at work. The sounds for the switches in this keyboard are a lot more subtle than my previous one. The sound and the feel of these switches give me a lot more of a buttery feeling while still maintaining that mechanical keyboard sound. It creates a really enjoyable typing experience for me that is a little quieter than my previous Aula. They keyboard has a nice weight to it and it overall feels very high quality. It was super easy to set up and the software on their website was easy to find and install. Adding a gif to the LCD screen is also really easy. Since I keep it wired I am unsure of how the battery life is but it arrived with about a 75% charge and within a couple of hours was fully charged. Overall I'm extremely happy with this keyboard so far and I think its a huge value for the price. If I had tried to put a similar keyboard together myself it would have ended up costing at least twice as much.

As a gamer and lover of keyboards, this is one of my favorites. The noise of clicking the keyboard is so satisfying but not super loud and annoying. I’ve taken it to work just because I love typing on it so much. The color is beautiful and great quality. The battery does last and no issues with connectivity. I do usually it for gaming directly into my PC instead of Bluetooth to ensure no connection issues.

As a Mac user, I wasn’t sure this CIDOO V Series keyboard in Mocha Mousse would work for me since the software is Windows-only. But I took a chance because I really wanted a creamy-sounding keyboard, and I’m happy to say it works great on macOS. When I plugged it into my Mac, the Mac Keyboard Setup Assistant launched right away, which made it easy to detect the type of keyboard. I then went into the settings and keyboard shortcuts and remapped a few keys without using the CIDOO driver. The keyboard is fully functional without the software. However, if you want to customize the LCD screen, like uploading a GIF or syncing the clock, you’ll need to do that on a Windows computer. However, I took a chance because I had a theory that if I set it up on a Windows it may hold my settings on a Mac. I was able to set everything up on a Windows laptop (my husbands), and the settings stayed in place when I reconnected it to my Mac, which was a huge plus. If you don’t have a Windows device, that might be a hassle, but borrowing one from a friend just once could be enough to get things how you want them. Again it is fully functional, this would just impact your ability to change the gif animation and sync the time. One thing to note for Mac users, the keycaps are labeled for Windows (with Ctrl, Win, and Alt instead of Control, Option, and Command), but that’s pretty standard with most mechanical keyboards. It’s an easy fix if it bothers you, you can remap the functions in macOS and swap in Mac-specific keycaps if you want a more native look. I’m giving this keyboard four stars instead of five for two reasons. First, I really wish there were a native Mac driver, it would make customization much easier and more accessible. Second, I’d love to be able to switch the LCD clock from 24-hour to 12-hour format, which currently isn’t possible even through the driver. These are minor in the grand scheme, but worth mentioning if those features are important to you. The unboxing experience was pleasant and simple. The outer packaging included English and what I believe is Chinese, and the manual inside was mostly (if not entirely) in Chinese. I was still able to figure things out using the Apple Translate app. One small detail that didn’t quite match the overall design: the included USB-C cable is gray, which feels out of place next to the white keyboard. A color-matching cable would’ve made the whole setup feel more polished and aesthetic. PRO TIP: The sturdy plastic cover that comes in the box isn’t just for shipping protection, it fits the keyboard perfectly and works great as a dust cover when your setup is idle. I’ve been using it on my desk to keep the board clean between sessions. Build quality is where this keyboard really shines. It’s heavier than most, with an aluminum top and a polycarbonate bottom that gives it a solid, premium feel. The typing feel and sound? Chef’s kiss. Smooth, soft, and super satisfying. The sound is exactly what I was looking for: creamy and refined without being overly loud or hollow. I am literally more productive and look forward to being at my computer working. The LCD screen works as expected once set up, and while I don’t use the clock much (thanks to my Mac’s display), I really enjoy having a custom animated GIF on it. It’s a fun little feature that adds personality to my workspace. Overall, this is a high-quality mechanical keyboard that’s absolutely usable for Mac users, even without native software support. It looks great, feels great, and types even better. With a Mac driver and a few small tweaks, it would be an easy five stars.

This keyboard is absolutely amazing! I wanted a clicky clack keyboard that wasn’t obnoxiously loud and this was perfect! The knob on the top right is definitely a little touchy, don’t expect to go fast while trying to change the settings on it. It connected fast to my MacBook and was easy to set up using the manual on Google. I have tried to bring this from home to work and I accidentally dropped it on the ground the first week I got it. A couple tiny scratches, but that was literally it. This thing is durable as all get out. I also dropped some wine on it a couple days ago. It was really easy to take apart and clean! I absolutely love this keyboard and cannot suggest it enough!