AULA S2018 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, with Wrist Rest, RGB Backlight, 104-Keys Anti-Gghosting Programmable Ergonomic USB Wired Laptop Desktop Computer Keyboards, for PC Work/Games (Blue Switch)

I chose the white AULA Wings of Liberty mechanical keyboard over the newer Corsair K70 RGB keyboard because I was looking for a white keyboard and I'm glad I did. This is a very cool keyboard.The white color fits in really well with my white desk and white monitor stand. Love it. Just what I was looking for.The LED color options are really flexible and easy to set up. One simply needs to press FN+PRT SCR, tap on each key to cycle through the different colors until you get to the color of your choice, then press FN+1 or FN+2 or FN+3 to save your color scheme.I have FN+1 setup to green for the wife and I'm using FN+2 and FN+3 for my color profiles. Unlike that one reviewer whose color profile memory seems to reset constantly, I'm having no such issues. I have the keyboard connected to a Windows 10 PC and I didn't do anything special during installation. It was simple Plug-N-Play. No driver download installs, no software CD.As for typing, WOW, it's great. I'm loving the clickity sound, the feel, and the tactile response and sensitivity. It's perfect for me. I tested my typing speed on TypeRacer and my speed went up from 88 WPM to 107 WPM (my old keyboard was the ~10 years-old Saitek Gaming Keyboard). The only thing that took me a while to get adjusted to on this new keyboard was the size & shape of the Enter key. After a few days, however, my muscle memory got used to it.Overall, this is an awesome and great keyboard and I highly recommend it. It is not made by a big brand name like Corsair or Logitech but it is very good and you just may be surprised at how good it is.

I do not recommend this keyboard, I don't know if its a defective product that I received but let me give the bad things I have experienced with this product first after owning it for about a year now.-The led lights are really dim and not vibrant even in the dark with the brightness all the way up-The Q stops working for me at random times-The response time is very awful if you play league or any game that needs high response keystrokesIf you want a keyboard for getting into Esports I recommend going Logitech or Corsair because one of these days a key will fail you and cost you a match I got unlucky and had my Q break down on me mid game

Things I like:Keys are well spaced and not cramped (I'm looking at you HP keyboards).While the switches are not Cherry MX Blue, they have a very similar weight and the reassuring click.Price, for a mechanical keyboard, it's very competitive.Things I didn't like:It's an ISO block style enter key vs the ANSI bar style enter. Switching between the two isn't easy.The colors are fixed per row, while you can give the sweep and dance horizontally, they do not change vertically.The switches are a little lighter than the Cherry Blues. This means it is easier to bump a key accidentally.Over all, recommended.

Love love love this keyboard. Beautiful colors and works wonderfully for gaming. It goes great with my color changing mouse, too!It took a little getting used to, as this is my first mechanical, but it's amazing. I've grown quite attached to the clicking, and seeing the colors light up as I type is addicting.Packaging was nice and neat, no problems. Shipped on time. Cord and all keys in perfect condition.Definitely recommend this product if you're looking for a mechanical, especially if it's your first. Seen other reviews about how the keys feel different than other mechanical keyboards, but they feel fabulous to me.

I've never been so compelled to write a review for a product since I just unboxed this. It is amazing.I couldn't find a good video that showed a preview of the lights in action so I made one. I don't really make videos, this was just for the people who were looking to buy, I think it would help them make a decision:lights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb1dmSWJEcg- The keys are pretty close together... that's not really a pro or a con. Just an observation. For me, it's actually made my typing speed faster.Pros:- Plug it in and most OS's will detect it, download the driver, and the LEDs are on in less than 15 seconds. Very easy setup no drivers at all.- The keyboard is as advertised, mechanical keys, RGB LED backlit. Watch the video above to watch some.- The LED functions are really fun, lots of variety in both colors and general mechanics of the LEDs.- The keys do indeed feel mechanical. If you do not know what that is, google it before you buy this. If you don't want a mechanical keyboard, do not buy this. If you're curious, this Youtube video will show you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24tWz7gmngICons:- No media buttons. It would be nice to at least have the basic (volume, play/pause, next, last, stop) buttons.- ISO layout, I thought this was maybe just my opinion at first. But let's be honest, the last time hit an enter button this big it's cause my character in Oregon Trail died. But it just takes some getting used to. A very trivial con compared to the awesomeness of the keyboard.

Love this keyboard, keys are nice and clicky and tactile, the RGB lighting customization options are a lot of fun and work well. Perfect fit for my white with blue LED gaming rig setup. The only complaint is the enter key. I wish Aula would do there western market targeted keyboards a version with a western style enter key. The tall skinny one (I'm guessing it's the chinese standard?) takes some getting used to and even now that I'm used to it I would prefer a regular style one. All in all a great keyboard especially for the price.4.8/5! (rounded to 5 for amazon scoring purposes)

Edit - Yeah nevermnd, as many others have stated, the keys eventually stop workng properly and need to be cleaned, as you can tell wth my "I" key not workng that well...