My son absolutely loves this keyboard for gaming. He loves the clicky clack sounds as well. The colors are very pretty and easy to change. Comes with a manual and several other accessories to use. Read more

I'm used to the Logitech G915 non-TKL keyboard and have been loving it for years. This is my first non-full keyboard but also my first hall-effect keyboard, too. Lemme just say that hall-effect is an absolute gamechanger for gaming. No longer is it always on or always off, but instead, like triggers on gamepads, each key is semi responsive, depending on how far the key is depressed. I am absolutely amazed at how useful this has been in everything from FPS to racing games without a controller. Each key is super responsive. Feels wonderful to type on. Very well made. The RGB for me is a gimmick, but super easy to re-map and adjust to what suits my needs. Excellent battery life, even with the RGB. USB-C as well. Connectivity across all the usual spectrums, so versatile and compatible with pretty much all operating systems. This keyboard, if you don't miss function keys or the numpad (so purely gaming) is perfect. I just wish personally that the return key was larger / more standard sized, as my pinky keeps missing the key. If they made this as a full keyboard, I would absolutely consider replacing my G915 for it. Oh and in white... This is absolutely a beautiful keyboard. Defo recommend! Read more

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Hey for you guys that got this, it’s an ONLINE driver. Remember that. I was so busy looking for the serial name and model of this thing lmao. Just look for the web based one. But yes. It’s AMAZING AND BRIGHT. It sounds better than $300 keyboards unironically. Feels real responsive and premium. Very sturdy. Durable and nice. And having 3 kinds of connections??? Dude that’s amazing. I’ll never use BT, but if I ever need it for my phone or something it’s THERE. Buy it man. It’s the right keyboard. Looks GREAT in my white build too. Read more

This is a review of the MechLands Aula Mini60 HE PRO Wireless Hall Effect Keyboard. Which was priced at £49.99 at the time of posting this review. This keyboard was supplied with a USB cable for charging or tethering to PC, spare switches, keycap removal tool, carrying strap, card listing all keyboard shortcuts, and an instruction booklet. I always use mechanical keyboards as I do a lot of typing each day and I prefer the feedback from this type of keyboard. I like that I can use this keyboard tethered to the PC with the included USB cable, wirelessly using the included 2.4GHz mini-USB dongle, or via Bluetooth. The keyboard has a decent The keyboard has a decent rechargeable battery that seems to last a long time between charges. I like that I can use the keyboard with my iPad via Bluetooth by pressing a simple key combination. I have the keys lit in a single colour when working from home as I don’t need the distraction of the flashing or scrolling colour effects which I do switch to when playing games on my own time. There is a myriad of different customisable settings available, either online at the MechLand website or with the downloadable software. This is an excellent keyboard. I like it so much I even wrote this review using it. Read more