Besides the fact you use different mechanical switches i am not very familiar with which scares me a bit to begin with.Let's say as customer i have a problem with the keyboard after the return period has passed with Amazon or similar company.how exactly do i get warranty support? Do i have to ship it all the way over seas and pray it makes it there? Do i have to pay for said shipping/insurance which likely may surpass the price of the keyboard just to get it serviced? Taking a risk like that especially on a lesser known/Proven Switch type to me just isn't worth it when for a tiny bit more money i can buy a brand i can get support from easily if needed. My biggest fear personally in buying a product like AULA or from a similar company is warranty support.

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