The AULA AG60 Pro is a compact 60% gaming keyboard built around magnetic switches, bringing features like adjustable actuation, rapid trigger and deep customisation to a much lower price point than we typically see. On top of that, it pairs those gaming-focused features with a full CNC aluminium chassis, giving it a surprisingly premium feel considering the $160 asking price. The question is, does it actually deliver where it matters in real-world use, or are there compromises hiding beneath the surface?
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:16 Pricing discussion
02:01 Design impressions
03:34 Semi-transparent caps + RGB
04:26 Keycaps, switches, stabilisers
05:59 The soundtest!
06:25 Build quality
07:12 Gaming performance
09:23 Web control interface
10:29 Closing thoughts
Specifications
- Polling Rate – 8,000hz
- Keycaps Profile – Cherry Profile
- Switch Type – AULA Magnetic Switches
- Layout – 60% Layout, QWERTY ANSI US Layout
- Number of Keys – 61 Keys
- Case Material – CNC Aluminum Case
- Case Structure – Dual-Engine Structure
- Keyboard Connectivity – Wired
- Product Size – 298.33mm in Length, 110.2mm in Width, and 40.94mm in Height
You can buy the AG60 Pro directly from AULA for $160 HERE.
Pros:
- Excellent CNC aluminium build quality.
- Very strong feature set for competitive gaming.
- Highly customisable actuation and key behaviour.
- Extremely detailed RGB lighting system.
- Strong value at lower price point.
Cons:
- Web driver lacks polish and has translation issues.
- Limited availability in the UK.
- Sound profile can be slightly hollow.
- Keycaps feel average for the price.
KitGuru says: The AG60 Pro delivers exceptional build quality and an impressive gaming-first feature set that will rival keyboards which cost substantially more.
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