AULA T650 — keyboard and mouse set.
A whole gaming desk in a single box
A ready wired PC kit: a 108-key keyboard with rainbow backlight, a mouse up to 3600 DPI, a headset with 50 mm drivers and a pad.
Expected: 18 November
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Why people pick it
The T650 holds everything you need to start: keyboard, mouse, headset and pad. All four share one black finish and one rainbow palette, so the desk looks planned rather than assembled from whatever was in stock. For a first gaming PC, a student's desk or a club's fleet of machines, that is noticeably simpler than sourcing four separate items.
The keyboard carries 108 keys: a full number pad, a function row with media legends and four separate red shortcut keys at the top left. The 440 × 193 × 33 mm body has a fixed palm rest, with NUM, CAPS and SCR indicators moved to the right. A pull-out stand marked ARX DOCK RELEASE hides in the top edge — AULA's own photos show a flat panel slotted into it, and the maker does not spell out what it is meant to carry.
The bundled mouse is 123 × 63 × 42 mm, with a honeycomb pattern and lighting on the top shell. A button on the body cycles sensitivity between 1200, 1600, 2400 and 3600 DPI: 1200 suits spreadsheets and text, 3600 suits fast turns in a shooter on a Full HD monitor. No software is involved — the setting lives in the mouse.
The headset is a closed-back over-ear design with a glowing ring around each cup and a boom microphone. AULA quotes 50 mm drivers, 32 Ω ±15% impedance and 118 ±3 dB sensitivity for it — enough for voice chat and ordinary gaming sessions. The 250 × 210 × 1.7 mm pad is sized for middling sensitivity settings and still fits beside a full-size keyboard on a shallow desk.
Specifications
The T650 holds everything you need to start: keyboard, mouse, headset and pad. All four share one black finish and one rainbow palette, so the desk looks planned rather than assembled from whatever was in stock. For a first gaming PC, a student's desk or a club's fleet of machines, that is noticeably simpler than sourcing four separate items.
The keyboard carries 108 keys: a full number pad, a function row with media legends and four separate red shortcut keys at the top left. The 440 × 193 × 33 mm body has a fixed palm rest, with NUM, CAPS and SCR indicators moved to the right. A pull-out stand marked ARX DOCK RELEASE hides in the top edge — AULA's own photos show a flat panel slotted into it, and the maker does not spell out what it is meant to carry.
The bundled mouse is 123 × 63 × 42 mm, with a honeycomb pattern and lighting on the top shell. A button on the body cycles sensitivity between 1200, 1600, 2400 and 3600 DPI: 1200 suits spreadsheets and text, 3600 suits fast turns in a shooter on a Full HD monitor. No software is involved — the setting lives in the mouse.
The headset is a closed-back over-ear design with a glowing ring around each cup and a boom microphone. AULA quotes 50 mm drivers, 32 Ω ±15% impedance and 118 ±3 dB sensitivity for it — enough for voice chat and ordinary gaming sessions. The 250 × 210 × 1.7 mm pad is sized for middling sensitivity settings and still fits beside a full-size keyboard on a shallow desk.
This product is ordered in. Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. This information is not a public offer.
Model specifications: the official AULA site
Questions
Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. A pre-order locks the price and your place in the batch; GEEKSHOP confirms the exact date.
No. The AULA price list files the T650 under membrane keyboards, and the model page states no switch type at all. The keycaps are styled like mechanical ones — tall, with light around the edges — but a membrane's travel and sound are softer and quieter than a mechanical switch. If you specifically want mechanical switches, look at AULA's F series.
No. The lighting is a fixed rainbow split into vertical zones: each section of the keyboard keeps its colour. Brightness is set from the keyboard itself — there is a dedicated key with a backlight icon on the bottom row. AULA describes no lighting modes. There is no software for the T650 either: the download section of aulastar.com carries drivers for keyboards and mice only, with no T650 entry.
AULA publishes only the acoustic figures for the bundled headset — 50 mm drivers, 32 Ω ±15% and 118 ±3 dB — and does not list a connector type in the T650 specification. The set's overall connection is given as USB. Rather than guess, confirm the exact plugs with a GEEKSHOP manager when the preorder is confirmed; it matters if your PC has no separate headphone and microphone jacks.
No. This shipment is called Rainbow EN layout for a reason: the keycaps carry Latin legends only. Russian and Uzbek layouts are switched in the operating system and work fine without printed letters; if you want physical legends, they are added separately with stickers or laser engraving, which is not part of the set.
The set ships as a preorder, with deliveries starting on 18 November 2026. Once a GEEKSHOP manager confirms your order, the batch takes about a month to arrive. The manager will give you the exact date at confirmation.
GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. The information on this site is not a public offer.
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Delivery anywhere in Uzbekistan costs 50,000 UZS. The manager gives the timing when confirming the order.
How to buy
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Anywhere in Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS. Payment is agreed with the manager after confirmation.
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