K660RGB-PRO (K556 TKL)

Redragon has a couple of bezelless keyboards with aluminum cases I like specifically because they won't attract.....things.....living inside them. Keyboards get pretty nasty after a while. The K556 (wired) and the K556 Pro (Wireless). These can be cleaned easily and there's no gaps for crud to invade. I don't game really, I use the wireless one for work. They both came with mush keys IMO, which I replaced with Kailh Bamboo (55gf) switches, which are better, but I think I'd still like more thonk, so I dunno, I think I'd still like something more. The wired Kb is fine. The Wireless one needs to be recharged every 3 days or so of office use, it hibernates when not being used. The wired one is probably brighter overall because it's not trying to save on the battery. Battery appears to be non-replaceable, dunno it's lifespan. They were both around $60 on their own. I don't bother with using the software. I don't need fancy features.

I switched to mechanical but didn’t want to break the bank, so I got a $60 mechanical keyboard that’s held up remarkably well considering it’s a daily use item and I am quite clumsy with drinks. I’ve had it three years now and it still looks and behaves as if brand new and that’s with me having spilt a number of drinks on it and also being a nail girly with long nails and someone whose always using cuticle oil and hand lotion. Idk if we’re allowed to link but it’s a Redragon K556 and like I said it was ~$60. I was replacing cheap membrane ones constantly so by comparison it’s already paid for itself. Also I use the brown switches but I’m thinking of changing to something clickier.

The Redragon K556 is apparently hotswappable so you could buy one & swap out the switches. Alternatively, you could buy one with brown switches in already.

I have a K556RGB-Pro and love it.

Great, I can keep recommending this to people then.

Dharma pro is a very good keyboard just somehow 551 feels a little better. It has good connectivity. No connection drops at all. overall its worth the price. I was looking for tri mode full size keyboard under 6k and this was the only good brand keyboard that was available.

If you cant find any of these recommendations there exists a TKL Red dragon keyboard in similar colorway with pretty much sounding the same as the Aula keyboard in your image. (I have experienced typing and using both keyboards)