AULA S500 — wired mechanical keyboard: 104 keys, zoned backlighting, 50 million presses
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
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AULA S500 — keyboard.
The S500 is AULA's wired mechanical keyboard at full size: 104 keys, a function row, a navigation cluster, arrows set apart and the whole number pad. The top panel is brushed metal — it holds its shape, shrugs off the scratches of daily use and adds real rigidity to the case. At roughly 720 g the board stays put when your hand moves fast.
The keycaps are double-shot PBT, so the legends do not wear off and the surface does not go shiny over time. Their profile follows the natural curve of the fingers, with rows at different heights, which keeps the hand from straightening out over a long session. The switches are rated for about 50 million presses; AULA offers the model with blue, red, brown or black switches, and a GEEKSHOP manager confirms which one is available when the order is placed. Full anti-ghosting (NKRO) means every key you hold down reaches the game.
Lighting is zoned: the blocks of the keyboard glow in their own colours in AULA's rainbow arrangement, across 20 effects in total. On top of that there are eight ready-made game modes — FN + 1 to 8 light only the keys that matter for FPS, CF, COD, RTS, two LOL layouts, racing and NBA titles. Two more modes you record yourself: FN + 9 or FN + 0 picks the slot, FN + End starts recording, then you mark the keys you want and save with the same combination. The board connects over USB; AULA lists support for all Windows versions (XP, 7, 8, 10) and notes a driver may only be needed on Windows 95/98.
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A metal panel holds the whole case together
The S500's top plate is brushed metal. It does not flex under pressure, does not collect scratches from daily use, and gives the case the rigidity that inexpensive plastic keyboards usually lack. Together with the roughly 720 g weight, it means the board stays where you put it even during sharp in-game movements.
The brushed metal top panel of the AULA S500, seen at an angle
PBT keycaps that will not go shiny
The keycaps are moulded from PBT in two shots: the legend is a separate insert, not paint on top, so it cannot be worn away by typing. PBT has a grainier surface than ABS and does not start to shine from finger oils after half a year. The retro three-tone colourway visually separates the blocks of the board, so the key you want is easy to find without looking twice.
Close-up of the AULA S500's retro-coloured PBT keycaps on a dark desk
A profile shaped to the curve of your fingers
The key rows sit at different heights and follow the natural arc your fingers travel along. The wrist stays neutral and the top row needs no reaching — something you feel on long sessions and on workdays spent typing for hours. The arrows are set apart in their own block so you cannot clip them mid-game, and the full number pad stays put for spreadsheets and calculations.
A hand resting on the AULA S500: the keycap profile follows the natural curve of the fingers
Eight game lighting modes — and two you record yourself
FN + 1 through 8 switch in ready-made lighting schemes: FPS, CF, COD, RTS, LOL Full, racing, NBA and LOL Lite. Each lights only the keys that genre actually uses and leaves the rest dark, so in a dim room your eye is not scanning the whole layout. Two slots stay yours: FN + 9 or FN + 0 picks the slot, FN + End starts recording, you mark the keys you want and save with the same combination, and FN + Esc brings back the normal mode.
AULA S500 with its zoned backlighting on, in a dark room in front of a gaming monitor
Full anti-ghosting and a life measured in years
The board supports full anti-ghosting: however many keys you hold at once, all of them reach the game — the run-crouch-reload-turn chain does not break halfway through. The switches are rated for about 50 million presses, which puts the service life in years even with daily gaming and work. Connecting it is simple: a USB cable, and the Windows versions AULA lists — XP, 7, 8 and 10.
Close top-down view of the AULA S500: all 104 keys, zoned backlighting and the cable
AULA S500 specifications
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