AULA - F87 Pro

For coding, I'd go for Aula F87. Sounds less crunchier/thockier than other 75% keyboards counterparts but those extra keys do help in the long run.

You can get aula f87 pro from meckeys or genesispc for 5k with linear switches. They are the best value. If you don't like linear switches, it is best to probably spend a little extra to buy them seperately.

i used "gamer" keyboard, but after i got my first good quality keyboard (aula f87) i thrown it away, now i use aula f99 with reaper switches, as i prefer having numpad to not having one also i have leobog hi8 when i wish to use something more compact, i think you'd be better getting something like aula f75, f87, or f99 based on layout you prefer or monsgeek m1v3 if you're ok with wired keyboard, wooting use he switch those are not interchangeable with mx style switches, but I'll be honest you won't notice difference in latency btwn wooting and any modern keyboard as they all have sub10ms latency, and together with system latency difference is actually negligible, it think aula has around 3ms + switch itself add around 4ms latency i think top result at 1 debounce is around 5ms total

It's really great. I have the Aula F87 Pro

Aula f87 Pro any day [https://www.genesispc.in/products/aula-f87-pro-80-wired-wireless-hot-swappable-gasket-mechanical-keyboard](https://www.genesispc.in/products/aula-f87-pro-80-wired-wireless-hot-swappable-gasket-mechanical-keyboard)

Looking for mechanical keyboards to be used fpr gaming. For a wider range: preferably 10 key less, redswitch or similar sound and wired instead of bluetooth. More specific would be customizable RGB backlight colors and OEM keycaps compatible, as I have old custom key caps that I still want to use. I'm not knowledgeable about keyboards. I've only had 2 in the past 7 years and I had quite the comfortable experience with these specs. Open to changing anything but I'd like to stick to redswitches and wired. Hope someone can help me here. Thanks in advanced! Edit: Thank you to everyone who suggested keyboards. Checked everything out and Aula F75 stood out the most. Though it isn't the one that I bought. I went and bought the Aula F87 for 1.9k Php on the 7.7 sale. Wouldn't have found it if I hadn't checked the F75. Luckily as well, it's from the brand itself and not a fake, so that's something.

While checking F75, I found [F87](https://ph.shp.ee/G2G9Sep) din. I like both, which do you recommend more po?

Aula F87, the 2000php variant (can kick it down to 1800 something with the 250-200 pesos vouchers. Nothing else compares to the value proposition. https://ph.shp.ee/rY7zhPJ Only Aula boards are worth it for this price bracket of 2000-3000 if we're talking strictly plastic prebuilts, everything else is either older, less value or straight up ewaste garbage (not an actual upgrade and you're wasting money)

Aula f87 pro It's great and only excludes the numpad

I really liked that board. Had chance to use it for around a month. Except for the north facing LED , everything about it was perfect !

F87 is really good. In My M87 full review, I did talk about that ! If you don't mind a keeb with north facing LED, it is a solid keeb!

I would always recommend to get a TRIO mode, you may never know a time comes when you need to show off to people that hey look its got bluetooth, dongle, and wired USB C hehe xD. But when you get such connectivity, why not. I have 1 AULA F87 pro and its a beast. Easy to carry to office, just slide the switch and it works. i am trying to replace my current GMMK with F108 Pro or a Keychron Q6 based on price factor and whichever launches first.

It's like legos. You don't have to solder anything. Worst case you still have RD75 as a prebuilt. If you like plastic, Kisnt KN85 is not bad for a starter. GMK87/67 are kits so you have to put switches and keycaps on yourself. If not I suggest Kisnt Kn85. Aula F75 is also good. For TKL Aula F87 is also good.