AULA S98 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Screen & Knob,2.4GHz/USB-C/BT5.0 Hot Swappable Creamy Keyboard,Pre-lubed Linear Switches,Side Printed PBT Keycaps,RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboards

Setup was incredibly easy, and the Bluetooth connection is seamless, it connects fast every time with zero issues. The keyboard is the perfect size for my desk and feels very durable and well-built. It took a little time to adjust coming from a larger keyboard, but now it feels great. The battery lasts about 5–6 days with moderate use, and the color lights are a very cool touch. Every keystroke has a satisfying tactile feel and sound; just know it’s not meant to be a quiet keyboard!

Muy buena calidad, vale la pena con el precio, a mí esposo le encanto

The AULA S98 Pro is a rare beast in the mechanical keyboard world; it’s a factory-built board that sounds and feels like a $300 custom commission. The defining feature here is the gasket-mount architecture paired with a five-layer sound-dampening system. This combination produces a deep, "creamy" acoustic profile that completely eliminates the hollow ping common in other boards. Whether you’re grinding through a late-night study session or hitting a marathon gaming block, the pre-lubed linear switches provide a buttery-smooth travel that’s light on the fingers but heavy on the satisfaction. ---Technical Breakdown--- Build Quality & Sound: Integrated silicone pads and PCB single-key slotting optimize the flex and stability of every keystroke. The 5000mAh battery is a absolute powerhouse, lasting weeks on a single charge even with the RGB and screen active. PBT keycaps feature side-printed legends, which look incredibly sleek and prevent the characters from ever wearing off. Innovation & Control: The 1.2-inch TFT LCD screen is the star of the show—you can upload custom GIFs or use it to monitor battery life and connection modes in real-time. A dedicated precision metal knob allows for instant, tactile control over volume and lighting without needing to alt-tab out of your work. Tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz, and USB-C) ensures you can toggle between your PC, laptop, and tablet with a single switch. Aesthetic & Color Options: The S98 Pro isn't just a performance tool; it’s a centerpiece. AULA has released several distinct colorways to match any build vibe: Gradient Black (Side-Printed): The ultimate stealth look. The keys transition from dark to light grey with legends on the front of the caps for a clean, minimalist top-down view. Side-Printed Pink: Perfect for a "sakura" or "kawaii" setup, usually paired with the ultra-smooth Flower linear switches. White & Blue: A crisp, nautical aesthetic that looks incredibly sharp with the RGB set to a cool ice-blue or white. Purple & Blue (Violet): A vibrant, synth-wave inspired palette that pops under desk mats and accent lighting.

Por el momento todo excelente, pero ahí un detalle cuando me quiero conectar por Bluetooth la computadora no detecta el dispositivo del teclado, no se cómo lo puedo solucionar, si me podrían ayudar con este detallito de cómo conectarlo porfavor se los agradecería.

EDIT: I take it back! The Bluetooth works fine. I didn't read the instructions closely enough. The driver/software is still strange and a bit annoying, but I did one last reinstall and was able to get the gif to upload. I stand by the fact that this is a nice keyboard. And now it really does do everything I wanted it to! I was really excited about this keyboard because it has the bluetooth connectivity option, the custom lighting options are neat, and the little screen you can put a custom gif on is really cool! As a keyboard, it's fine. The keys make a very soft, comforting click, the lights really are neat, and the layout is very similar to my current keyboard, so it wasn't hard to make the switch. Unfortunately, I can't get the bluetooth connection to work. It doesn't appear on any of my bluetooth-connectable devices as an option to connect to. The cord and the dongle work, but that's not why I bought the keyboard. Finding and downloading the drivers for the keyboard are difficult and...strange. They are housed in a Google Drive. The software isn't very intuitive and the gifs don't work. In the software, they appear as just a black screen. Once uploaded to the keyboard, they turn into a white screen. Nothing gif-y about them. Overall, not a bad keyboard, but two of the main reasons I got the keyboard aren't working, so I'm going to have to return it. I'm not sure if I got a bad keyboard or if the driver/software needs an update (I tried it on two different devices, uninstalled, reinstalled, etc., but no change), but this is not the keyboard for me right now, I guess.