EPOMAKERX Aula F99 PRO Wireless Gaming Keyboard with 8000mAh Battery, Hot Swappable Creamy Keyboard, 2.4GHz/Type-C/BT5.0, NKRO, RGB Backlit for Win/Mac/Gaming (Blue&White)

My son loves the sound of the keyboard keys, not to mention its layout and size. The volume knob is a huge benefit to him. I have one too and love my creamy keys. I've since modified mine to have clicky keys here and there with pudding keycaps.Here's the nitty-gritty of this keyboard. It has a very nice heft to it giving it the quality feel. The keys are hot-swappable with your basic 3-5 pin switches making it very modifiable. It's nice being able to connect to devices in three different ways. You can also have multiple devices connected at the same time and be able to quickly type into those devices with a quick tap of a few keys. The lighten patterns can be changed all within the keyboard with simple commands given with a few taps of keys. If you want even more control or modifications done, you can download the app from the Aula website. The Bluetooth capability is a huge advantage when you want to go wireless or just want to move away from the screen.All-in-all, this keyboard is awesome for the office, which I use mine for primarily, and gaming, which my son uses his for primarily. He's happy to state that there is no lag between the input from the keyboard to the movement of his characters. I have no lag when typing on the keyboard to the output on the screen. The creamy tapping of the keys is soothing. I've had the quiet keys and the clicky and this creamy sound is by far the best I've heard. It is very tactile while being audible and not annoying.

I love this keyboard. I spent a long time thinking I had to buy the big name brands for gaming, but I just wanted a super clacky keyboard. I got exactly what I wanted. The switches are nice and thocky, and the backlight is super cute, the keyboard is heavy and durable. This was worth the money, sounds great, works great, holds up to gaming.

Lighting is perfect, keys and switches are awesome, creamy and good quality. 2.4GHz works flawlessly with a very excellent response time. Knob is an awesome function but only has three basic functions, in which I wish there were more variety.

Tough to beat this thing at $70 (got it on sale). Feels amazing to type on, sound is awesome. Long battery life. Nice keycaps and LEDs shine through well. The nimbus linear switches are really amazing. This is an excellent keyboard, and I think it is pretty unbeatable at this price point.Pros:* Sounds amazing* Feels great to type on. And amazing for gaming (I primarily play counter strike and jiggle peaking / holding angles / counter strafing with this keyboard on the nimbus switches feels really nice)* Amazing battery life* Looks really great and I like the side printed key caps (preference)* RGB looks great and has many configurations* Keycaps and switches are removableCons:* Only single gasket mounted. Higher end boards like the Keychron Q6 Max (triple the price) have a double gasket mount which reduces the amount of "mushiness" on the gasket. I am coming from a ducky shine / das keyboard which have metal plates in the back, so this is a bit of an adjustment, but for most normal typing/usage you are not feeling the flex of the gasket. All gasket mounted boards will have some degree of flex / mushiness when you press down really hard* Plastic case rather than aluminum, although it is still sturdy and does not feel cheap.* The volume knob is a little wobbly. However, it does feel nice to spin around and makes a satisfying click when pressed down. I never had a knob on any of my boards before, i just spin it around in between rounds of counter strike for fun, its more of a toy - so not a huge deal.I can easily look past the cons at this price point.

I love this keyboard. Sure I could have gone with a Keychron or some other well known keyboard manufacturer, but I had heard of the Aula Epomaker on YouTube and I had to get my hands on one of them. The size of the keyboard is a 90% keyboard so its not the full, 108 keys if you are used to a full sized keyboard. The weight is pretty light, although I don't make a habit to buy keyboards. The quality is chef's kiss. The keys make a creamy noise to me, but some may think it's more thocky. "Tomayto, tomahto." The connectivity is available for USB as well as a Bluetooth, which is perfect for anyone. It's relatively easy to use. For me, a barbarian, I just plugged it in and it worked perfectly. The value is worth the money to buy it. This keyboard is going to be run into the ground before I buy another one, because of that I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new keyboard.

i love this keyboard!!! i have been into modding my keyboards but it can get quite expensive. Collecting them is something I've always wanted to do. this is my third one now and i can say it was well worth it. not only does it look amazing but it sounds and feels amazing too. its got some weight to it which I prefer in my keyboards anyways but it often effects the sounds as well. my keyboard before was one I had built myself using a glorious core base and it was great but this is on another level. It also comes with a diagram showing the buttons to control the settings like rgb etc. not only is this keyboard a great option for beginners but also for people who love keyboards in general! Plus for this quality you really cant beat the price.

Right out of the box you can tell the quality of this keyboard is fantastic, though the housing is plastic it is very study and the board has a good heft to it. Most importantly it both sounds and feels amazing to type on! The LEDs are also great, with so many different patterns/brightness settings to choose from you'll never get bored. The Aula software just works and I've had no issues so far! If anyone is like me and comparing between this and the Epomaker Galaxy 100 or Epomaker RT100 to purchase, buy this one. Having now tried all three, this one is of far superior quality in basically every way and you won't regret your purchase!