AULA Mechanical Keyboard USB Wired Keyboard with Blue Switches(Black)

This mechanical blue switch keyboard is what I had expected. The keys are clicky blue with a nice actuation feel. I have other cherry, kaihl, Outemu switch keyboards, and this one is comparable. Not quite a Cherry switch board, but pretty good.The one drawback here is the ISO layout enter key. Be sure you are aware of this before you buy. Your pinky will be hitting that \| key by accident when you hit Enter.This is Ten Key Less (TKL). The cable is braided, which is a nice touch, and the top is metal. The clicky is not terribly loud, I use this in my office with no complaints from those just outside of my door.

Keyboard feels really good. Tactile feedback is good. Size of the keyboard is excellent. And it feels sturdy.However, I could not get some key combinations to work, namely: ctrl+alt+arrow keys does not work. Stock keyboard and other gaming keyboards do this on my setup but not this particular keyboard.I wanted to use this for coding as well as gaming but it seems it won't be good for both.

Great keyboard, especially for the price this is a really good deal. Very clicky with a great and precise tactile quality. Has great apparent quality and looks.

the best keyboard l like it alot

Find a better mechanical keyboard for $35. I dare you.

Very solid mechanical keyboard for the price. It has dedicated Function (F) keys which is nice, but no 10 key. The product I ordered indicated that the keys would be lit, however mine does not do this. All in all, a good buy.

Only problem is that it does not have the numpad (but this is very clear in the pictures, so no surprises)

This is a well-built mechanical keyboard; very clicky keys; and very solidly built. It's a great WINDOWS keyboard, but the reason I could not give it 5 stars is that it is a NOT a very good Apple MAC keyboard. The product title claims it works for Macs, but many of the keys have to be re-mapped, and some alas, will just not work because the re-mapper does not have that feature. For instance, the media and volume controls under the Fn keys will work only when you hold the "fn" button. But who uses "fn" ever? There is no fn-lock, and even when "fn" is unselected in the Mac keyboard settings, it makes no difference.If you are using a Mac, the only way around this is to use another app that can re-map the keys. The best one I found is BTT (better touch tool). Do not download BTT from the Apple App store (it has less functionality); Google BTT and get it from their website. Donate the amount you are comfortable with. I used the trial version for a few days and felt they deserved about $5.