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AULA F99: Retro Colors, a Receiver Slot and Three Connection Modes
Opening the keyboard and trying its lighting and adjustable feet.
Article published November 4, 2026.
The blue-and-purple colors are what make me stop and look at this AULA F99. It has that retro feel I like, with a fairly full layout instead of a tiny travel-keyboard shape.
The accessories match the idea
I open the guides, matching gray cable and spare switches, then bring the keyboard near the microphone for a short sound sample.
The printed guide covers connection modes and lighting shortcuts, so I point out why it is worth keeping with the keyboard.
Find the receiver and turn on the lights
The wireless receiver sits in its own storage spot at the back. I move the mode selector and the lighting comes on, then look over the USB-C connection.
I discuss using a wireless mode while charging, but this recording does not include a complete paired-device test across every platform mentioned in the listing.
Choose a height
The underside has padded contact points and two raised-foot positions. I try those and check how the keyboard feels when I handle it.
The long battery figures are claims I read and discuss, not an endurance result. Likewise, I do not change switches or measure gaming latency in this first session.
AULA sent the F99 for the video. The original Amazon link is below, with the separate 25% Geeksoutfit offer kept with the clothing-store link.
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