F108 Wireless Full Size Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Note that the skygive keyboard is membrane not mechanical. The aula is hot-swap mechanical, meaning every key has its own spring and housing and metal contacts, and these spring housings (or switches as they're called) can be swapped out to one you prefer. If you want long term durability and good typing sensation, mechanicals are the way to go. The downside is they're heavier and tend to be more expensive.

I'll have an Aula F108 available in about 2 weeks if you're down for that. 7k. https://preview.redd.it/cw11t0kn5x3f1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=a08bb14d128fcf825ed5cf2788bd8814f06b6535

Aula f108/f108 pro There's probably other options but this is the only one I've used in this price range and it is quite good. Avoid buying from epomaker. Buy from somewhere else.

Aula recently released a 108 keyboard. I think Aula has been killing it, very good stock and feel of their boards. You can choose pro or non pro versions, up to you. Keychron is the common recommendation but I’ve been hearing more bad qc from them lately

I just went through this myself. Epomaker QK108 F108 TH108 all seem to be great choices at a decent price. I just picked up a QK108 with Sea Salt silent switches. Plastic. Keycron Q6 Ultra/Max/HE all seem to be great choices if you want a metal frame. My goal was full size and silent, with a big plus for a volume knob. The QK108 stood out to me for features and cost. I may pick up a Q6 HE in the future if I want a TMR/HE keyboard.

I'd go with the Aula F99 or F108, better value options

Spyware is a stretch and it sounds & feels better

I tried Aula F108 and Epomaker HE 75. The build quality is really good and good value. Nothing to complain for a 80 USD keyboard. However, I found Aula’s LCD on the keyboard shows Chinese at the first place. I needed to play it around and finally found a way to switch it to English. As for the HE75, I returned it. I love HE keyboard but I don’t want to download software anymore. Prefer web based solution now. I would say those China brands offer great value keyboards. But I don’t know how long those boards will last. My Aula performs pretty well. Just the manual is also full of Chinese and I need to find my way out by using Google translate

you'll be pleased to know that bluetooth doesn't even work on my keyboard! I wonder if there's a firmware update or idk what happened to it... I can't handle bluetooth latency either, but I might wanna use it on my tablet. but I can'tttt. (I got a different device than the one I tested at the shop, same model but different physical object, the one I tested didn't show up in bluetooth either)