Is the AULA F108 Pro good for a first mechanical keyboard?

Yes. The full-size layout is familiar, and hot-swap sockets let you try different switches later without buying a new board. The knob and screen are extras you can ignore if you just want to type.

Can I change the switches?

Yes. The board uses hot-swappable sockets, so you can pull the stock switches and fit compatible ones without soldering. Check that replacement switches match the socket type before buying.

Does it work with a Mac?

AULA lists compatibility with Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. Mac users should expect to remap some keys, since the legends follow a Windows layout.

What does the knob and screen do?

The knob handles volume and media control, and the screen shows keyboard status such as lighting and connection mode. Both are configured through AULA's software.

No. The F108 Pro is a wired keyboard, so plan for a cable on your desk. That also means no charging and no latency worries.

How does it compare with the F108?

The Pro adds the smart screen and multifunction knob over the standard F108. If you don't need those, the plain F108 covers the same full-size, hot-swap basics.