AUSDOM H87 Hola 87 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Tri-Mode RGB

Tri-mode connectivity lets you use the AUSDOM H87 Hola 87 wirelessly over Bluetooth or 2.4GHz, or connect it by USB-C. Its 87-key layout leaves out some of the footprint of a full-size board while retaining a QWERTY setup. The keyboard is not water resistant, so it needs protection from spills.

Technical details

• Model: Hola 87
• Layout: 87-key QWERTY, 75% format
• Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3, 2.4GHz wireless, or USB-C wired
• Battery: Rechargeable, 10000mAh
• Switches: Linear and hot-swappable
• Construction: Gasket mount with six-layer filling, PBT side-printed keycaps
• Lighting: RGB backlighting
• Dimensions: 14.17"L x 5.35"W x 1.57"H
• Weight: 1080 g
• What’s included: Keyboard, quick guide/user manual, switch and keycap puller, two mechanical switches, and USB cable

Those details point to a board for people who want wireless flexibility and room to change switches, rather than a basic fixed-switch keyboard. RGB lighting and side-printed keycaps give it a distinct look, while the gasket construction is part of its customized mechanical design. The supplied puller supports switch and keycap removal. The listed switch type is linear, the listing does not specify a particular switch model.

Requirements

The keyboard supports Bluetooth, a 2.4GHz connection, and USB-C wired use. The product details describe it for PCs, laptops, desktops, gaming consoles, and tablets, and the product name also identifies PC and Mac use. For multi-device setups, it can connect with up to five devices and use shortcut keys to switch between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired modes. Key remapping is more limited: the listing says it works in wired and 2.4GHz modes on Windows, with the remapped layout then applying across the three modes. That restriction matters if programmable key changes are central to your setup.

Practical tips

Choose the connection that fits the device in front of you: Bluetooth for a compatible wireless setup, 2.4GHz for the included wireless mode, or USB-C for a wired connection. The keyboard uses function-key shortcuts to change modes, so check the quick guide for the relevant combination when switching devices. If you plan to customize the feel, the hot-swap design lets you replace switches without a screwdriver, confirm that replacement switches suit your intended setup before buying, since the listing does not identify specific switch models.

Buyer feedback is favorable about the sound, appearance, and battery life, though those are individual impressions rather than performance guarantees. Reliability feedback is mixed: some buyers report that the keyboard stops working unexpectedly. That concern is worth weighing if uninterrupted operation is more important to you than wireless flexibility or switch customization.

Should you buy it?

It suits you if you want an 87-key mechanical keyboard with three connection options, RGB lighting, and hot-swappable linear switches, particularly for a setup that moves between devices. The stated 10000mAh capacity and rechargeable USB-C connection also make it practical for use away from a fixed cable, though the listing does not give a battery-life figure to rely on. Compared with a simpler wired keyboard with fixed switches, the Hola 87 offers more connection and customization options. It’s not for you if water resistance is essential, or if you need Windows key remapping while using Bluetooth. The mixed reliability comments are another consideration for a primary keyboard where unexpected interruptions would be a serious drawback.