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This is a fantastic bit of kit if you're serious about your typing or gaming. Right out of the box, you can tell it's built to last – none of that flimsy stuff here. The 75% size is spot on too; it's nice and compact, saving you desk space and making it easy to chuck in your bag, but you don't feel like you're missing any crucial keys. Getting it connected is a breeze, whether you're using Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C, or the 2.4GHz wireless. It stays rock solid and super responsive, which is exactly what you need for intense gaming sessions or when you're cracking on with some work. The gasket structure is a real highlight – it gives the keys a lovely, soft feel when you type, which really helps stop your fingers getting tired even after hours of use. Plus, it's hot-swappable, so you can easily swap out the switches to get the exact feel and sound you're after. Proper customisation, that is! The little knob on the keyboard is a clever touch, letting you quickly adjust the volume or whatever else you set it to. It's one of those things you don't think you need until you have it, then you can't live without it. And the RGB lighting? It's bright and you've got loads of options to make it look exactly how you want, matching your setup perfectly. Those Reaper switches are really nice too – they feel "creamy" and consistent, giving you a responsive and satisfying click whether you're mashing keys in a game or just tapping away at an email. Works a treat with both Windows and Mac, so it's a top-notch, versatile keyboard that genuinely makes using your computer a much better experience. Thank you for reading. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read more

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I received a rechargeable mechanical keyboard in the black pink colour scheme. The keyboard came accompanied by a printed user manual, a USB cable, a key cap/switch puller, 2 spare key switches, and a clear plastic keyboard cover. This keyboard is more compact than a full sized keyboard, and lacks the number pad. It is mostly constructed of plastic, seems well built and has a sturdy feel to it. It utilizes reaper switches for typing, which are a type of linear switch that provided me with a smooth and firm typing experience, and lacks a tactile bump, which you will experience with some other types of mechanical switches. This keyboard is a bit noisier than some mechanical keyboards, including the low profile keyboard that I currently use, and this might bother some people. The keyboard differed a bit from some mechanical keyboards I’ve tried in that the key labels are on the front surface of the key caps rather than their tops. This makes it a bit more difficult to read the labels when the back light is off, but because the labels are translucent and pass light from the back light of the keyboard, this wasn’t an issue when they were lit. I noticed there is a version of this keyboard that has the labels on top of the key caps, so you have the option to choose your preferred type. The back light of this keyboard is quite customizable, which is nice, as it allows one to change the colours, lighting patterns, and light brightness to your liking. Adjustments to the back light can be easily made while in game mode using a rotary knob in the upper right hand corner of the keyboard. This keyboard has 3 different modes of connecting it to a computer, which includes USB cable, 2.4 GHz USB adapter, or bluetooth. I tested the 3 connection modes with my windows 10 computer, and they all worked well. Overall, a very nice quality mechanical keyboard that works well. Read more

This is my first mechanical keyboard and honestly, I couldn’t be happier. I got the Aula F75 Pro and right out of the box, I was impressed. It arrived quickly, nicely packed, and in perfect condition. The build quality feels solid and premium. The keys sound super creamy and satisfying — typing on it is just a great experience. It also looks clean and elegant on my desk. Since it’s my first time trying a mechanical keyboard, I didn’t really know what to expect, but this one totally blew me away. I’d 100% recommend it, especially if you’re just getting into mechanical keyboards. Read more