F108 Pro Tri-mode LCD Display Mechanical Keyboard

The only thing I don't like is the weird smaller shift key on the right size that is to help make up for the space. I have a keyboard thats like that now (rt100) and it still feels kinda weird when typing. I keep flip flopping between the two because I am reading conflicting reviews. I like the look of the F108 better but the aluminum body is also a big plus. Also, I have a very large desk so size isn't a problem but I want the best overall. I think I plan to eventually change the keycaps and the switches on whichever one so thats not a factor either. Thanks for your feedback though.

I have AULA F108 Pro that I got on Aliexpress for $50 it's fully built and it's a full-size keyboard. I can use it as wired, 2.4G, or bluetooth mode and it's also hot-swappable.

Avoid RK :D Aula F108 pro is my personal recommendation for full size board [https://www.xtro.gg/product-page/aula-f108-pro-wireless-full-size-gaming-keyboard](https://www.xtro.gg/product-page/aula-f108-pro-wireless-full-size-gaming-keyboard) If you want F99, I can add it to the site for 6.8k Both the above have linear switches, F108 is much much much smoother, but I see you asked for blue switches, can you tell why? It won't sound good working long hours (coding), if still needed, then I can add any Keychron keyboard as well, lmk which

I highly recommend consider 75/TKL at least, numpad boards under 5k that too from durability stand point is a risky thing. You can get from amazon from other brands but the experience you'll have on the 2 I suggested vs amazon full sized is going to be insanely different,. If you can up your budget then get F108 pro [https://www.xtro.gg/product-page/aula-f108-pro-wireless-full-size-gaming-keyboard](https://www.xtro.gg/product-page/aula-f108-pro-wireless-full-size-gaming-keyboard) not many options there.

F108 pro, knob and display... I have this one!

Definitely. It's a significant upgrade over the 108 pro. It has a nice heavy aluminum body. I see this next thing as a bonus for gaming, but it's a "compact" full sized board so the navigation cluster is reduced, with the missing keys moved above the numpad. It takes up a tiny bit less space on the desk but keeps all the keys, AND you keep the full sized 2U "0"key on the numpad. So many compact full sized boards use a 1U 0 key, and i hate it. I need that big 0 key because i apparently can't re-train my muscles for a tiny 0.

It's going great for me! I might not be able to be too technical in describing it as it's my first mech keeb and I can only compare it to my membrane keeb. Below are my thoughts so far. No delay or problem with gaming and typing. It's on the creamy thocky sound compared to my husband's Mechlands Vibe99. Sturdy and heavy despite being plastic. Not that I have experienced holding keebs with aluminum casing. It stays in its place and doesn't slide off when I play or type so I guess it's enough. I haven't really maximized the knob usage, but maybe it's just because I'm not really used to it. It'd be nice though if the GIF becomes a screensaver. Coz for example, if it is on the volume function, the screen stays like that even if you don't adjust the volume for a while. Space-wise, I would have chosen Mechlands Vibe99 coz despite having a numpad it saves space and works the same. RGB colors are tamed because of the switches. It's not a deal breaker for me but could be for some which could be resolved by replacing with other switches. I hope this helps. I can't think much of the cons except for its size coz it's my first ever mech keeb. https://preview.redd.it/dor8rts291cf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=5006ea1235716a817d2cb648f2715b849482db7d

I literally just got mine. did a review at [https://youtu.be/WyQ\_rSVBFoY?si=Xm-6ADf3cOP-Cq-g](https://youtu.be/WyQ_rSVBFoY?si=Xm-6ADf3cOP-Cq-g)