Aula F75-75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Custom Gaming Keyboard with Knob, BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C, RGB Backlit, Pre-lubed Reaper Switches, Double Shot PBT Keycaps

This is pretty good. It's above average for a budget plastic board. At a certain point there isn't much that really sets these apart. The feel and the sound are good. That ends up being the biggest thing to look for. I think this one sounds really good. The layout is good it has the full F row which is nice. I do prefer a TKL over 75% where the arrow keys give you a gap and a full right shift key but this is acceptable. It has good RGB with north facing RGB which is fine and works well with the shine through caps that have the legend on the top left of the key. I looked and chose white because it was the only color variant that came with shine through caps. It has a dedicated caps lock light right next to it which is actually not all that common and is nice. Using the key RGB is usually fine but this is better in my opinion. It has a status and battery indicator light also which is nice. It comes with a card that shows the hotkey controls. It doesn't actually even show how to change the mode of the knob. You just hold it for 3 seconds to change between light modes and speed to volume and mute. This is actually a really solid keyboard though. It sounds pretty nice. The switches are creamy with a satisfying full clack. I also like that they do share with you the type of switches they use. They use Leobog Reaper switches. They are pretty firm and I think linear. They are actually so firm I'm not 100% sure. They do have the complete switch diagram on the listing which is super great. It shows they care about and are happy with their choices. The caps are also good. The white has the shine through so I can speak on that one. The knob is plastic and isn't amazing but it's a knob so that's good. The battery is 4,000mAh which is good so you won't need to be charging everyday. It has a special driver software which you need to download and install if you want to use macros. I don't like installing software for every board but that's the way most of these go. When you go a little higher than this or bigger brand names you can often find a web driver or VIA that at least works. So that's the only negative and it's the same as many of them. Not that using that is not required and is only for macros. That being said, you wouldn't be disappointed with this board.

I love this keyboard. It's works so well. Connects fast and no sticky keys.