Pros : Good product and good quality. The thockiness is overwhelming and sounds good. It comes with 3 additional switches and key removal tool. The lights do their work and has many modes. Typing experience is seamless. It has 3 connectivity modes as mentioned and navigating between them is also just a matter of a shortcut. There are 3 different rgbs lights 1. Under the keys ( different modes and brightness levels can be changed) 2. To indicate the charge which is above arrow keys 3. On the sides of the keyboard For the other 2 lights ( modes alone can be changed. Brightness can't be changed) Cons : The light is not see through through keys. Once I use them long term will update any cons if I find in future. Verdict : This can be go to for anyone looking for mechanical silent switches and has budget of around 5 - 6k who needs tkl layout. We can go for this kerbs just for its sound. It is truly sounds like an ASMR. (Will post my update in next 6months or if I find any issues) Read more

I’ve been using the AULA 75 Pro for a while now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best keyboards I’ve owned, especially for the price. From the moment I took it out of the box, it felt solid and well-built, not cheap or hollow like a lot of keyboards in this range. The 75% layout is perfect—it saves desk space while still keeping all the essential keys, making it great for both gaming and everyday use. The typing experience is where this keyboard really shines. The switches feel smooth and consistent, with a satisfying sound that isn’t overly loud or annoying. Whether I’m typing for long periods or gaming, the keys feel responsive and comfortable, and I don’t get hand fatigue like I have with other keyboards. The stabilizers are also surprisingly good out of the box—no excessive rattling, especially on the spacebar and larger keys, which is something I really appreciate. Another standout feature is the customization. The AULA 75 Pro offers great RGB lighting that looks clean and vibrant without being distracting. The lighting effects are smooth, and it’s easy to adjust brightness, speed, and modes depending on what you like. It adds a premium feel to the setup without looking overdone. The keycaps themselves feel nice to the touch and haven’t shown noticeable wear even after extended use. Connectivity and performance have been rock solid. I haven’t experienced any lag, missed inputs, or connection issues, and the keyboard feels reliable whether I’m gaming or just browsing. Everything feels well-tuned and thoughtfully designed, which honestly isn’t something you always expect at this price point. Overall, the AULA 75 Pro punches well above its weight. It looks great, feels great to type on, and performs consistently. If you’re looking for a compact mechanical keyboard that delivers a premium experience without spending a ton of money, this is an easy recommendation. I’m genuinely happy with this purchase and would buy it again without hesitation. Read more

Man, I actually managed to get the new keyboard! It features those glossy side-engraved, gradient gray keycaps and the Space Gold / Space Crystal switches. (Seriously, why two names? Don't be confused—they're the same!) Moving away from those blue, clicky old switches to these linear ones is pure heaven. I used to adore that click sound, but for real, those blues were just way too darn loud. I was so sick of the noise! Calm and Premium: Worth the Wait Typing away on the Space Crystal Switches is just such a peaceful, relaxed experience. I'm enjoying it! The keys feel so much good about them, and you can really sense the high-end quality. There are plenty of software tweaks you can play with, but if you don't want to download additional stuff, no problem! You can get to nearly every feature without it. That being said, I did actually end up using the software, and I love it—it makes the deep customization heaven. I managed to get the keyboard for a steal—only ₹5312 after applying for a credit card discount. It was originally something like ₹6458, so that was an amazing bargain. And I could see immediately how much less strength it requires to type on these. All in all, this is an amazing keyboard. And the RGB? Chef's kiss. You can personalize every aspect, even the light strips on the sides and front of the board. Context: My Old Keyboard Issues Alright, so for reference, my previous keyboard was a Gamdias HERMES M6 MECHANICAL KEYBOARD with blue switches. I purchased it three years ago, but within the first three months, the keys began malfunctioning—we're talking double-clicking problems and all that other garbage. I had to have it replaced under warranty. Then, around a year and a half after that, the issues returned and worse and worse they developed over time. But hey, it was all worth it! Fending for that old headache makes enjoying this beauty all the more sweet. Read more

If you don't crave for metal body and okay with a cheaper plastic option then it's truly the best option. The repaer switches have a really good "marbly" sound. If you want a deeper thock then go with ice vein switches. Yes, if you can extend your budget by 2k (approx) you can get a much better built (aluminium chasis) custom board but most of them don't sound this good out of the box. All in all, for this price range, the typing experience is truly remarkable Read more

I loveee the sound of this keyboard, it’s great quality and the size isn’t too big. The colors match my setup so well, and it’s super easy to type and game on! I use the wire to plug it into my pc, but it does come with a usb port to make it wireless which is really nice. Definitely recommend, super affordable and worth the price🫶🏼 Read more