AULA - F75

My thoughts? I'd hate it - cutting out so many keys to save a bit of space is (for me) ridiculous. I like the AU75, it's newer and better than the F75 and my son got one, it comes with really nice keycaps too... but really - it's up to you to know what size he prefers.

I went [here](https://intek.co.th/driver/) and downloaded 'AULA AU75 UPDATE'. Virus scanned, seems fine. Intek is a distributor of Aula so. I'm able to remap with that.

Wooting 80he is the best keyboard on the market, but it’s a bit expensive. My friend just got this one and loves it if you’re trying to save a little money https://a.co/d/1ROpodI

I own a Aula F75 (Epomaker Edition for $65) and the build quality feels great. It's heavy, got all three options of BT, dongle, or wired, and it feels and sounds great.

as someone who first had royal kludge r75 or whatever and now owns the aula epomaker 75 or whatever (bad with names sorry), i couldn’t recommend them enough!!!

I have an epomaker x Aula f75? It's a good keyboard and sounds great. I recommend icy vein switches. Basically the switch is pretty much are like impact on the sound of the keyboard. Like for instance, blue switches are really clicky and some switches are thotty.

I have aula 75 ice vein and aulaf99 sea salt. I use the sea salt for work and ice vein for casual gaming :) I’ve been using them for over a year and love them both. F99 I actually got it on AliExpress and the aula75 I got directly from epomaker and both have no issues at all

I'd go AULA just for the thock | Component | Link | Part | Price | Comment | |---|---|---|---|---| | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F75 | 2799 (**2239.2**) | |

None really are under 2k, Get the F75 or maybe Hi75 then add your own switch and caps | Component | Link | Part | Price | Comment | |---|---|---|---|---| | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F75 | 2799 (**2239.2**) | | | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F87 | 1979 (**1979**) | | | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Barebones Shopee Leobog Hi75 Wired Alu | 2299 (**2299**) | |

Good starter mech imo | Component | Link | Part | Price | Comment | |---|---|---|---|---| | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F75 | 2799 (**2239.2**) | |

F75, F99 or mas ok get an ALU board and add switch of choice (e.g. akko purples) and also keycaps | Component | Link | Part | Price | Comment | |---|---|---|---|---| | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F75 | 2799 (**2239.2**) | | | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Shopee Aula F99 | 2689 (**2151.2**) | | | **Accessories** | [LINK]() | Keyboard Mech Barebones Shopee Weikav D75 Aluminum | 3690 (**2952**) | |

I own all 3 keyboards. Definitely go for the Epomaker AULA F75. Don’t buy from AliExpress or directly from Epomaker. Prices are comparable, but you get fast shipping and easy returns with Amazon. These keyboards are much better quality keyboards than Keychron or most Logitech keyboards as somebody else suggested.

if you buy aula f75 buy the one which has ice vein switches.

you are not going to get a new keyboard everyday, if you are buying a good keyboard you expect it to last atleast an year. ig the ice vein one costs 700-800 more, and it is worth it.

Both are kinda expensive but they aren't necessarily bad. They won't hold you back by any means but you can get something better for the price. You can get a much nicer quality keyboard for around 50-60$, check the Aula F75, it's probably the best budget mechanical keyboard, if you want the gamer aesthetic then who cares go for the Steelseries. For 80€ you can get a very good quality wireless gaming mouse, there's a lot of options Razer Deathadder V3, Viper V2 Pro, Mchose A7 (budget, good quality Superlight clone)

It's simply better. The standard location of the capslock key makes no sense for how little it is used compared to LCtrl. Not needing to twist my left hand just to hit the Ctrl key is huge for a lot of games, and general use.

Spent some time trying to find the software to remap keys and failed. Really like the build and feel of the keyboard but not having remappable keys kills the deal for me. Edit: see comment below for a link to the keyboard software!

Looking for very specific keyboard. My original razer black widow broke on me. Looking for a 75%. I tried these 3 keyboards and they are all missing one thing. Epomaker aula F-75 basically perfect just sounds kinda like shit. Epomaker HE80 sounds great but the lighting is very dim. RK royal kludge- the function keys are just too close to the letters and it triggers me. Looking for 75%, very bright RGB, sounds good, and specifically has the delete key in the upper right hand portion of the screen. A lot of keyboards have the pause break in the upper right, and my game I play doesn’t allow me to change that keybind. so I need the upper right hand key to be delete preferably, or I guess if I had to anything other than pause/break.

Ahh I see, thanks for the suggestion though!

Thanks for the suggestion, I went with EPOMAKER X AULA F75

Looking for very specific keyboard. My original razer black widow broke on me. Looking for a 75%. I tried these 3 keyboards and they are all missing one thing. Epomaker aula F-75 basically perfect just sounds kinda like shit. Epomaker HE80 sounds great but the lighting is very dim. RK royal kludge- the function keys are just too close to the letters and it triggers me. Looking for 75%, very bright RGB, sounds good, and specifically has the delete key in the upper right hand portion of the screen. A lot of keyboards have the pause break in the upper right, and my game I play doesn’t allow me to change that keybind. Please help (:

I'm not good with expensive keebs but I tried [this](https://www.amazon.in/AULA-F75-Mechanical-Swappable-Pre-lubed/dp/B0CQ53BKWT/ref=asc_df_B0CQ53BKWT/?tag=googleshopmob-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=709936632465&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3709472684666117242&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9062166&hvtargid=pla-2283894879835&psc=1&mcid=18f887e306a1323f86c2c56b82cf7805&gad_source=1) keyboard and was stunned how satisfying it was. Worth a buy.

Both are great value keyboards, but neither have QMK/Via. They each have their own proprietary software that is just... ok. Keychron V1 Max has VIA. Solid board but I personally hate the OSA keycaps they ship with. So I'd suggest seeing if you can make the barebones V1 + Switches + Caps work within your budget. USD I assume?

The Aula F75 is the top of the line when it comes to budget keyboards. It is easily one of the best you’ll find. Lmk what you think! c: Here’s a short review by one of my favorite CC’s: https://youtube.com/shorts/r2hTVuoCUNE?si=qSNpSGkxS7LPPvBT This one is purple, but there are a few other options on Amazon, but I think there’s even more on their website: https://a.co/d/cjuCAx2

Got my aura f75 (ice vein) today and it’s just soo good

It’s really cheap. I just bought a second one on Ali express for £18 total (with my deals and stuff I’ve collected). I’m gonna use it as a display board for my spare key caps. Worth it!

It’s fine tbh. I had the 100% ver and it was nice. The flex was a bit annoying, but i stopped it with some glue lol

As someone who got swindled by them back in the day, I feel ya. The board is a POS. I havent had the pleasure of trying the HE board but there are so many good alternatives, esp for traditional mechanical. I like HE but theres so much better stuff for mechanical if you are not a pro. Some of my favorites: \- AULA f75 - Yes its plastic, but it does have a knob, sounds like a dream and is comfortable to type on. I love mine at home \- EVO 80 For the price point it cannot be beat, 169 and you get leafspring mount, incredible stock switches and free decent keycaps. \- Rainy 75, 89 dollars for the board that remains my daily driver. Same thing as evo 80 except with a gasket mount. And for HE, if you are going to get a board, get the wooting module and throw it into a case from KBD fans. It will take a little longer to get there, but the experience will be way better. I have mine in a holy 80 case, and it's an actual dream. It might even be cheaper. But I understand if you want to keep that board because you have sunk so much money into it. I found that force break mod, tempest tape mod, and putting polyester stuffing in the bottom helped the sound of my old GMMK pro significantly. Hope this helps!

Aula F75 was mentioned already and I can vouch for that one. AliExpress has regular sales on them, I got mine for 52$ with Greywood V3 switches.

Just get a tri-mode keyboard? AULA F75 has been floating around for a while now, I own one personally, it's not that loud, has BT, wired or dongle mode, backlight if you need it and hot swappable switches, so you can get anything put into it if it's not quiet enough.

Keeb: Aula F75 (6k) - Amazing sound + quality, huge market in India OR RK87 (around 3k) - Amazing tenkeyless, good quality and sound + good vol knob on a budget Mouse: VXE R1 (3k) - Hands down best mouse, lightweight 45g-ish and good quality and amazing battery life. Current mouse right now. Reply to me if you have a better recommendation (unless other use case/productivity)

Steelseries and Logitech keyboards are TERRIBLE even if you don’t take their prices into account. Aula F75 is one of the best keyboards at its price point and levels above any “gaming” keyboard from Razer, Steelseries, Logitech, etc.

For a safe choice with good reliability and typing in the ₹3k–5k range, go for the Redragon K530/K616 series they offer tri-mode wireless, easy availability, and proper India warranty support. If you can stretch your budget a bit and want better typing feel and sound, pick the AULA F75. DM me for pricing, and I’ll provide you the best deal, whether it’s for a GPU, monitor, or keyboard.

AULA F75 - omg the thwackiness, the sleekness, my word

Aula F75 or RK M75 ( stackskb clearance sale I think they got 2 or 1 left so be quick ) Both of them are cool in under 5k!! Aula is more clacky sounding to me with a nice design RK is similar to exact design but it has a little screen so if you wanna flex it lol :) Ordered RK M75 for similar reason!

Ahh; they actually transferred their business to Asia yesterday so customs gonna be a bit less stressful but I really like them so I'd def get it lol yknow :prayge: Honestly aula F75 is cool

As the other comment said, any hotswap mechanical keyboard with sound isolation material inside should be sufficient enough nowadays. I recently bought an Aula F75 with Graywood V4 switches and they sounded amazing, but since people around me was disturbed with the noise I swapped them with Outemu Silent Peach V3 switches and it was way more silent than most membrane keyboards I used in the past. Honestly I can recommend you buying any hotswap mechanical keyboard (with sound isolation material inside preferably) with your desired outer case color and design, then mod the switches and keycaps to your heart's content. In addition, there are literally tons of switches and UK layout keycaps on Temu and Aliexpress, you can find pretty good ones there to your liking.

The R75 keyboard is a pretty decent one, sound dampening and its price point seems okay too, leaving great budget for high quality switches and keycaps. The fact that its QMK/VIA compatible is a big plus, also great board to start modding. Generally I don't like Royal Kludge's quality but this product seems to be a solid choice. Apart from that one, I can recommend you Leobog Hi75, which has a nice, durable aluminum case; Ajazz AK820 Max Plus (sound dampening is good); Aula F75 (pretty nice sound dampening and long battery duration, sadly plastic casing); Wobkey Rainy 75 Lite (Amazing value for its price, great sound isolation). If you ask me, R75, Hi75 and Rainy 75 Lite are all solid choices but Rainy 75 Lite and Hi75 are kind of a bit more premium products with their material quality and R75 is a better bang for buck, giving more window and budget for customization and showing the basics of modding a bit better. Apart from that, I can easily recommend you the following brands: Akko, Ajazz, Wobkey, NuPhy, Epomaker, Gamakay, Aula, Mchose and GravaStar. Steer clear from Keychron (not as reliable as they used to be anymore). I think most if not all keyboards come with stabilisers anyways. Kailh Prestige Silent Switches still have a bit of noise and I'm not sure if lubrication can help it, but lubrication will definitely do wonders on Outemu Silent Peach V3 or Akko Fairy switches over the factory-made lubrication. Also O-rings aren't needed much with silent switches but can help you with travel distances of your switches if you don't like the key to go down too much after the key push command is executed. Oof it has been a long writing, lol. Hopefully I could answer all your questions and my answers give you some ideas about your future plans with modding your keyboard. Feel free to ask any other question you have in mind.

Don’t get aula f75, it’s pretty shitty and overrated, I got one and it stopped working after 3 months.

pre-built? nah doesn't exist. Best you can do is an Aula F75, that's like 40 (60 tops) USD. And get yourself 90 pieces or so of Otemu Silent Peach or Lemon (Linear or Tactile) switches. about 20 USD. And while not completely building yoruself, you replace the switches. EDIT: I stand corrected there is this fugly little thing, comes with a mobile device tray that's too long for a phone but too short for any tablet. Epomaker DynaTab 75 (NOT 75x) and you can buy it for 45 USD right now and it comes with Epomaker Sea Salt Silent switches as an option.

Check aula F75, mchose, etc

Have my F75 for half a year now, it's one of the best boards i havebused

You can’t go wrong with Aula f75 or rk87, they’re really nice for gaming. Although if you absolutely want it purely for gaming or want the best possible gaming performance and experience then you should be looking at Hall Effect keyboards that come with magnetic switches that allow you to adjust the actuation points of the switch (ie how farther down you press to activate). All HE keyboards available in India are fantastic 🙂

I use my Aula F75 with Fedora 42 (works perfectly, knob control works even better than Windows). Today however, Fedora is refusing to connect to my Wifi for some reason. I just updated it :( On Linux I'm getting incredible battery life out of it, haven't tried it on windows (shouldn't make much of a difference since it is just a keyboard, but I wanna test out how different protocols change stuff.)

https://preview.redd.it/oyl958t47mme1.png?width=3987&format=png&auto=webp&s=d359da356389342650e636a3e2b58e9c86bd2f09 Got this beauty (AulaF75) been a week and very satisfied with the keyboard. I mainly play Marvel Rivals with my boys almost everyday and it's working smooth like butter

Try a budget keyboard first. Research a little about switches.. like blue, red, black, brown etc. i would suggest you "aula f75" . (r/mkindia join at your own risk..🙃🙃)

The Aula F75 Pro was my first true mechanical I bought a few months ago and has been my daily work driver for the most part. My only real beef is how tight the Leobog Reaper switches are to come off and most stick to the keycaps, so when I finally change things out, it will be quite a chore. I haven't tested BT, but wired and 2.4 have worked pretty flawlessly. I got some flack when people heard me typing on a call because they said it was loud 😂

I don't know, maybe I'm just the unlucky one who ended up buying a crappy keyboard out of thousands of good ones. I thought for $75—which is considered expensive in my country—the G512 would be a great experience, but I was wrong. It's terrible. So bad that it made me not want to use any Logitech keyboards ever again. Some keys have broken LEDs, the switches sometimes don’t work, sometimes they double-click on the same key (wtf???), there’s electrical leakage from the keyboard plate, the sound, the typing feel... everything is just awful. I switched to the Aula F75 and it’s a hundred times better (at least for now).

Aula F75 and Razer DeathAdder V2X HyperSpeed This is what I'm daily driving

idk maybe aula f75 and a kysona jupiter se from aliexprezz shud b less than 80bux but i dun got no tariffs in my country the keyboard has good sounds and fancy rgb switches with diffuser like thingie and a knob control thingie, the mouse is super light like 50g and popular copied pasted ergonomic design, comes with decent web ui drivers and three modes of connection

Aula f75, tho the knob isn't the best

Mouse Loigtech G305 LIGHSPEED and Keyboard AULA F75 Thunder Black.

Dude get a better keyboard, Aula f75, it’s cheap but good

People are stuck somewhere in 2015 with those cherry mx suggestions… There are so many options of customizations with absolutely different sound profiles nowadays, but people still think that mechanical keyboards are still on the same dogshit level like 10y.o Hyperx or whatever. Good example is budget options like Aula F75. Yes, it’s not silent, but have very pleasant sound profile. It’s just a good affordable base for some silent switches, if you really need it. 50$ for keyboard and ~10-15$ for silent switches set like Outemu Silent Peach V3 and you are done. But, most likely you'd prefer stock sound profile over silence, it's just that good out of the box (for that price, ofc). Even so I own HE keyboard, I won't say it's a complete musthave. Just a great addition to the hobby, when you're playing competitively. Typical mechanical keyboards are good enough for 99% of people.

Aula F75. I got one for $42 and it is such a good board. You can get it cheap on Aliexpress and I have not had any bad experiences with it.

Aula F75 can be found for $42 (what I paid), a little above your budget but it has everything you want and I think it has a lot of bang for the buck.

Aula F75, it’s $70 on Amazon (although you can get it cheaper on Aliexpress) and it’s pretty nice. Good sounding, nice feel, and they have a black version with orange accent keys (you can swap keys if you want). Has RGB, wireless, and a volume knob. Good starter board imo.

Aula F75/87/99 depending on your persuasion. Best bang for your buck.

I ordered both and compared the two side by side and here are my thoughts: This model has the following that the pro doesn't: - Side RGB - An Alt key on the right hand side - Tactile feeling of the knob was slightly better The switches and sound seemed basically identical between the two. I felt like the switches and chassis color on the pro were more in line with what I wanted and I also felt the RGB on the pro seemed a little stronger, but I have nothing quantitative to base this on. I ended up keeping the pro because of the aesthetics, but other than the few things I mentioned above, the two are functionally identical.

To preface ive owned about 2 dozen keyboards. I recently picked up an Aula F75 Pro. For the price ($75) it competes with MUCH higher end keyboards. It's simply fantastic. I got the black keys, and it is CREAMY.

It's good, it's REAL good. The sound and type-feel is superb. The build quality surprised me as well. I bought it on a whim as a travel keyboard, and then purchased 2 more.. One for the office and one for my home setup. If I had any gripe, I wish it had a wrist rest, but that easily remedied.

Aula f75 is so good I'm getting a second piece. Your budget is higher, could get the rainy75 or some Womier, I almost bought one of those as all reviews converge saying they are effectively simply higher end keyboards. I struggled to find any keyboard that justify spending over 50 bucks these days. A hundred bucks in a keyboard doesn't always mean they will last. I bought 3 high end keyboards in the last few years, they all died on me. Some sellers sell the Aula with all sort of switches, including silents (Outemu). Easiest is to go with that it will save some money instead of putting aside whatever good noisy switches they normally stock with. Also, womier sells amazing key caps sets with all sorts of themes from 10 to 25 bucks.

i’ve got the aula f75 right now, and while i do love the f75’s capabilities i also believe that it struggles on the gaming side of things compared to something with rapid trigger. if you’re into gaming more i suggest the 68HE, it’ll be a night and day difference apparently. i’m ordering myself the HE now and i think i’ll like it personally

If you can extend your budget to 5500, absolutely get the Aula F75 Wireless It has pre lubed switches (I recommend choosing the reapers switches), it's wireless, has ACTUAL thock, a volume knob, comes with double shot pbt caps and is a very good heavy board A lot of good color choices too I plan on getting this board too The difference between red generic omtemu switches and the reaper switches is HUGE. I recommend looking up some reviews and sound tests. IMO worth every penny

Hey what did you do finally? I'm in ur same position but my budget is 6k strictly. I really loved the Aula F75 but I had tried and found tactile switches to work best for me

If you want a budget wireless keyboard you can do something like aula f75 or f99 pro for $60-$70 and get $20 outemu silent peach v3 switches and put those in, that should be quiet enough.

Yea i think you just pull them out and put the new ones in that’s it! Lots of youtube videos as well. The aula keyboard comes with the puller.

Pinaka okay na budget keeb sa ngayon, [Aula F75](https://s.shopee.ph/8Ka4mxJUpN) Mas okay kung magbibgay ka ng max budget.

Very pleased with my aula f75 so much I got the f99 pro

o meu está dando problema no wireless 2.4 ghz trava com uma letra com spam ou as vezes nem funciona, não sei se e problema de firmware

What a crazy coincidence. I play lots of different genres of games. Stuck on Grimdawn for now though and can't get enough. I tried a new keyboard today that has been recommended all over YouTube as a great keyboard (the Aula F75). Sending it back because I'm so used to the clicky sound of my Logitech keyboard. Wish I knew which version of the 815 I have, I think it's tactile. I love when I press down and hear the click, the way it goes with my spells (Arcanist). Trying to use the "creamy" sounding keyboard just didn't do it for me. I am not sure if there's anything else much like the G815, but still looking. I really want to get one that is customizable so I can get into keyboard modding/customization. As for a mouse, I really really need a new one. Maybe I'll swap out my old G502 for the much better one, the G502 X Plus Lightspeed Wireless.

Alrwady have a F75. Awaiting my Aula S75, the newer one, now. Cant wait!

Big noo for any esports if you plan for long term usage they mostly fail in a year or so. For budget and reliability ig i would go for red dragon they have pretty good reputation and I got 617 it's been a year and half runs so smooth till date if you got extra money to spend blindly go with aula f75.

Aula f75 and get some cheap silent switches

Aula f75 + silent switch = silent+wallet happy

+2 for aula. A banger of a keyboard

Aula f75, a safe bet with tons of color & switch options

Magegee is not bad. But the sound might be unsatisfying for some. I recommend saving and getting aula f75 at least

For the price ($75) check AULA-F75, it competes with much higher end keyboards. It has pre lubed switches (I recommend choosing the reapers switches), it's wireless, has actual thock, a volume knob, comes with double shot pbt caps and is a very good heavy board. FWIW, my mate and I recently did an analysis on Reddit data for gaming keyboards. Basically ranked them by aggregated sentiment. Maybe you'll find it helpful [https://redditrecs.com/gaming-keyboard/](https://redditrecs.com/gaming-keyboard/) You can filter by price to stay in your budget and get a breakdown of what ppl have said about the most often recommended ones (disclaimer some links are affiliate they help fund the analyses)

Got mine on tiktok shop for $8.93 At first i thought it was a scam but it actually came in its a legit Aula f75. No idea how i got it for that great of a deal

honestly, aula f75. get it from genesispc

I'd recommend 75% keebs like Rainy 75 (aluminium body) with VIA support. Aula/Epomaker is not great stuff as they come with proprietary software, but acceptable. At least F75 have gasket mount and 5 pin sockets for switches and normal foam layers. If you need rapid trigger for games - take a look at keyboards with magnetic (HE - Hall effect) keyboards. Dunno much about what to choose between HE keebs :) Most of them are configured by own software directly in browser as I know.

Aula f75 for 4.5k is a steal go with this

Like half of people here has it and never any bad reviews .I have ajazz but it's not on discount(atleast not for 4.3k) . But aula is really great Buy on amazon with credit card or whatever discount

I haven't used it but just like ajazz and aula never a bad reviews about it. Great option too might need some modding to be equal to aula and ajaaz I recommend buy aula it great

I got an Epomaker x Aula F75 with Reaper switches on Amazon after doing very “thorough” research (ie. watching one video on YouTube where they tested a bunch of keyboards and I liked how this one sounded) and I must say, it does sound very nice and creamy and satisfying. It’s fine for gaming, I don’t really know what people constitute a “good” gaming keyboard, they’re basically all the same to me. But yeah the way it sounds is so good. 🤤 It was like $100 so not super cheap but still cheaper than a lot of others.

That's about $50-60 USD, so there's the Keychron V1, V2, V3 which are all $54. I'd go with one of those. Aula F75 for around $60 might have a little bit better sound and feel but it doesn't have QMK/VIA. So those are my picks for the price point.

Hi all! Not new to mechanical, been using steelseries and logitech versions for years, but finally dipping my toes into the real deal. Starting simple with an Aula F75 pro for my home work setup. So far so good for the most part, but I'm running into some irritation on my hand from a somewhat sharp ctrl key + how tall the keyboard is. As someone based in Europe, do you have any recommendations for online shops I can potentially order a lower profile, and/or rounder, ctrl keycap from? If I need to get any entire set I guess thats fine, however I'd prefer just to replace a single key. This would likely be a great time to have a 3D printer, sadly I am lacking. Somewhat related, if I wanted to give tactile switches a try do you recommend swapping over to tactile on the F75 or grabbing an already build tactile setup? Thank you!

personally i bought a EPOMAKER X Aula F75 Max

having used the aula f75 before, i would absolutely recommend it. the sound is unreal and extremely pleasing, don't get it if your primary use will include the wireless functionality, faced some issues there. works amazing wired, build quality is solid, switches and stabilizers are pre lubed, and doesn't require much modding.

this! AULA f75 feels soooooo great!

Epomaker. I just bought their Aula + Epomaker F75. Its great

Get an Aula f75 for like $60 with the green reaper switches, it has a creamy sound which is really really good

Is AED 1000 per item or for the whole set? :p I am assuming the whole set. Headset: HyperX Cloud III for AED 189, classic wired headset, good comfort, good sound. Not as good as before HP bought them but still good. Mouse: Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 for AED 442. Solid all-around. Or Asus ROG Harpe for AED 359, one I have personally used and it's really good and accurate. Keyboard: Avoid gaming keyboards. They are expensive and offer no benefits. Unless you want the 8000Hz shit which doesn't make a difference (or I haven't noticed it) or magnetic switches. Otherwise, I highly recommend the Aula F75 for AED 195. One of the best budget mechanical keyboards. Works well. Gorgeous sound. Will make you want to type more. All prices based on Amazon with current discounts.

Here is my honest review (sorry about my English its not my main language) 1. Price 10/10 - this is amazing price for this keyboard (42$) no wonder its the most popular “budget” keyboard 2. Build 7/10 - its a 75% keyboard but it still a little bit uncomfortable some keys are miss placed and the multifunction roller is quite disturbing 3. Usb Wireless option 8.5/10 - idk how to say it in english lol but the small usb that connects to your pc and makes it wireless, really comfortable option but still a little bit of delay good for editing,work,projects but not really good for pro gaming 4. Bluetooth option 3/10 - the bluetooth option is honestly not good got a lot of issues - not typing, typing in delay , keys spam - pressing a key and suddenly it keeps spamming it , not recommended 5. Rgb/Led 8/10 - pretty good colors and it looks ok also you have the software and you can customize it but the colors seems to me a little bit weird but still good 6. The multifunctional roller 8/10 - the multifunctional roller is an awesome option you can control adjust your sound,mute it,unmute it, change RGB modes, adjust RGB visibility the only reason i didnt gave it a 10 it’s because its in a little bit uncomfortable position of the keyboard and its confusing im pressing it a lot instead of backspace but it might be my fault 7. Keyboard sound 10/10 - i have grey switches but the sound is amazing not too loud and perfect for your ears 8. Overall 8/10 for its price its 10/10 really decent keyboard and overall if you dont care about the bluetooth option i really recommend to buy it i hope this review helped someone who wanted to purchase it good luck hope it helps👍

It is ngl i got apex pro mini, gk61 ,apex pro , attack shark 68, aula f75 is decent for its price

how much is the aula f75 in your country?

lol in my country i paid approximately 80 USD, and i still think its worth it... think about paying 45

can you send the link? my sister lives in the US and i will recommend it to her too XD

I would recommend Aula f75 or Yunzii AL68, both rock solid options. Aula if you want plastic and not too much commitment, Yunzii if you want some aluminum and for it to be a bit more of a commitment.

Epomaker X Ajazz AK820 Pro or Aula F75. They're 75% keyboards but have the thockiest sound I've ever experienced at 200dhs. (You can usually find them on sale on Amazon)

Aula F75 recently here. Been solid. 75 size feels great for my needs.

Got aula F75 with credit card discount

Ah ok 75% . Technically not the opposite of tkl . Only opposite would be something like a 20% board like this https://preview.redd.it/mjv6xjqkx6te1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=357e55d7d52957b339d16d08846d90edc145aa02 Anyways if ur fine with wired rk r75 is good. If you don't mind not being able to remap ur board on mac aula f75, ajazz ak 820 max or vgn n75 pro are also good options . Just to clarify all 3 work on mac but you can only remap r75 on mac

I only had mchose 68, kzzi75 and aula f75, and so far, everything's fine

Are they into mechanical keyboards as a hobby or no? If not, honestly the Aula F75 is pretty damn good since they won’t care about the lack of QMK/VIA. Even as someone who cares about that stuff, I’m super happy with it.

I've tried mkindia, but mkindia is not a cheap platform, I was also going to buy a mechanical keyboard but after watching thousands of review videos I realised anything below 3000 won't get you the mechanical board experience. The best of the best keyboard I found was Aula F75, unfortunately it went over my budget. Or else buy a Amazon basic keyboard and mod it on your own.

After watching thousands of keyboards, I knew that Aula F75 had that perfect thump for me. Either that or a skyloong keyboard

how's this compare to the Aula F75 pro? currently using it over a dozen other more expensive keyboards. the tri-mode switch being on the face seems awesome.

Afaik the [Aula F75](https://www.lazada.com.ph/products/pdp-i4258953667.html?spm=a2o4l.searchlist.list.1.3f1a7f7aDQjtFK) should be a linear switch. Meaning no clickity sounds, so it should be silent Royal Kludge [Rk R75](https://www.lazada.com.ph/products/royal-kludge-rk-r75-mechanical-keyboard-75-tkl-wired-with-volume-knob-gasket-mount-rgb-backlit-with-software-mda-profile-pbt-keycaps-hot-swappable-i4307510729-s24224315265.html) also has a volume knob

For the Aula F75, either the Star Vector or Reaper Axis is pretty quiet. Meaning there is no CLICKING sounds on the SWITCH. The only noise that can be heard depends on how heavy the users type with the keys bottoming out. as for the RK R75, not entirely sure about the yellow switch. But the red linear sqitch should be silent enough. The switches that are annoyingly loud are the tactile ones, specially the blue switches. If you still hate the sound of the keys bottoming out. you can get something like a [sound dampener](https://www.lazada.com.ph/products/feker-switch-sound-dampeners-sheet-soft-pad-dimple-foam-sponge-for-mechanical-keyboard-i5022473895-s29396862423.html?&search=pdp_v2v?spm=a2o4l.pdp_revamp.recommendation_2.5.56604794vy8rCk&mp=1&scm=1007.16389.286994.0&clickTrackInfo=56635a85-cfac-4cb8-9c79-b3142cbcf894__5022473895__24965__trigger2i__287002__0.447__0.447__0.0__0.0__0.0__0.447__4__null__null__null__null__null__null____199.0__0.5025125628140703__5.0__8__99.0__1986160,1972114,1972319,1985684,1981450,101718,1979371,1983779,1983978,1973792,1973793,1981449,1978478,1979634,1973283,1977462__null__null__null__3650.16504_955.3631__null__32104__null__0.0__0.0________null__null__0) https://preview.redd.it/rzj3zc322maf1.png?width=930&format=png&auto=webp&s=30c5752acc6444f67d89ae6a4acaf4f577c83d06

Bro. I bought the same keyboard. It was working for a few minutes but after installing the software all keys stopped working except the fn key and when pressed the w and ~ key lights up and the knob works too. And the win key is permanently lit up. All the other keys stopped working.

Had multiple mid to high range Logitech keyboards before, I tried and tested out the Aula F75 on Aliexpress $45-ish USD (took 3 days to arrive, I'm in Sydney), and I like it the most, very creamy sound, aesthetic and compact design

Great keyboard for the price 2.8k u can get it for 2.7k on website with TBH10 Coupon code But but if u have 5k get Aula F75 and ntg else Any mechanical Keyboard under 3k are okish for the price 4k is the starting price for *Real* mechanical Keyboards

Great keyboard for the price 2.8k u can get it for 2.7k on website with TBH10 Coupon code But but if u have 5k get Aula F75 and ntg else Any mechanical Keyboard under 3k are okish for the price 4k is the starting price for *Real* mechanical Keyboards Go to r/mkindia for best recommendations

I’d highly recommend the AULA F75

It’s 70USD on Amazon, and it’s one of my favourite purchases I’ve done honestly. 75% layout, wireless + trimode connection so you can use it on multiple setups. Has an amazing thocky sound too, the reaper switches are what I went with. You should watch some typing tests on YouTube to hear how good it sounds

For the most part they're legit. On aliexpress it's good to go off of order numbers to make sure you're not getting scammed. For a popular keyboard like the Aula F75 you should be able to find sellers with thousands+ of orders. Amazon prices for these keyboards in europe are ridiculous though. I guess there's some overhead with getting them to amazon's warehouses and then just some lovely extra profiting off it because they can

i got the aula, the volume knob sucks ass.

Aula f75, dont listen to the people calling it overrated. Its a very hyped keyboard for good reason.

https://preview.redd.it/ds3mcxdz07te1.png?width=443&format=png&auto=webp&s=9befbe68e8c33ad1e4f746e647e8ca69af327a1b it will work like this, keep in mind tho you cant use the software for the keeb to make macros and such or customize it on mac, need windows for that

Aula has macOS support, you can switch between android windows and mac modes with a click of a button

I recently swapped to an Aula F75 with Leoborg Reaper switches. Honestly the nicest feeling and sounding keyboard I have ever owned. Relatively inexpensive as well.

Hi. The Aula is nice. The Fizz sucks, in my opinion. I recommend the Kisnt KN85 over the Aula because the sound and typefeel is better at a lower cost. If you want the best that you can get for under $100, get the Bridge75.

My top two recommendations for 75% are the Kisnt KN85 from Amazon, if you're looking for the lowest cost. Or the Bridge75 Plus from Divinikey if you're looking for the best quality for $100. If i had to pick one of the Aula keyboards, I'm not sure which one I would. I have the regular F75 and the regular F65,and I like them both. I guess I would avoid anything with a screen since that's just an extra place a keyboard can break.

It's like legos. You don't have to solder anything. Worst case you still have RD75 as a prebuilt. If you like plastic, Kisnt KN85 is not bad for a starter. GMK87/67 are kits so you have to put switches and keycaps on yourself. If not I suggest Kisnt Kn85. Aula F75 is also good. For TKL Aula F87 is also good.

Epomaker makes a really awesome keyboard that is everything you listed for under $100. I have both the Aula F75 pro and the Aula F99 pro. Use one for home and the other for work. I absolutely love them both. Probably won’t buy another keyboard for a decade or so.

There are many many good options. Tbh, for what you want, something like an Aula F75 or Ajazz AK820 Pro is probably going to work just fine. If you want a nice aluminum case though and really high-quality stock switches and keycaps, I would recommend the Monsgeek M1W V3 or M1 V5.

I think the AK820 Pro has kind of surpassed the Aula as the best budget board these days, but both are great options.

I have Aula F75 and i kove it but can confirm also have vad probl ms with bluetooth

Ive been using the g pro wireless tkl for the last 5-6 years and it started to show a lot of wear on the keycaps and dobbelclicking. So I bought the AULA F75 Pro which sounds good and I can easily switch between Bluetooth and wireless connection. So I am mostly happy with it but the software is trash and I found out that 75% layout isn't really ideal for work. Any recommendations for a tkl keyboard for both work and gaming with wired and wireless connection? I could buy the g pro x tkl, but it's really expensive in my country and ive gotten used to to that creamy sound on the aula and I don't think the Logitech sounds anywhere near that? Hall effect would be cool, but not really a requirement.

Its modable but f75 is very hard to open.

I'm pretty sure Bluetooth quality depends on your Bluetooth adapter and what's between in adapter and keyboard. Also you bought literally worst color scheme for keyboard. I got same keycaps but different keyboard and changed it after 2 days. You should also change it. This shitty color hurts eye after long use and barely readable. Imo, possibly worst thing of aula is too much flex in some places. Even with all these minor problem for for 40 buck it's literally steal.

keyboard:aula f75 and mouse:attack shark x11

Sorry for the presumption (off the bat); but considering the question, it appears that this is going to be first or early forays into mechanical keyboards. I would suggest going with Aula 75 (or more compact Aula option). The keyboards are good entry point to the mechanical keyboard (plus buy it off of Amazon and it can be returned easily, if he doesn't like it), the build quality is great for the price point and they have decent switches. For a regular joe/casual gamer/for office goers, coming from a non-mechanical keyboard, this keyboard is a huge jump for me in terms of performance, usability and experience. Also, their keyboards are swappable (depending on the model you choose) which essentially allows you to change the switches and the key-caps (in future if you wish to go down that rabbit hole :)). Further, in general, look for pre-lubed switches (from the company). Also, I am presuming that he is a casual gamer and Aula keyboards have decent performances (check for response time on you tube videos \~2 ms - wired). Also, please be aware of the number of options, audiophilic you tube videos highlighting the wonderful sounds each type of keyboard produces which will cause confusion (rightly so). Furthermore, the answer to your question will also depend on the budget (Aula 75/99 keyboards are priced around \~130 CAD, do check Amazon for routine discounts on certain products). Happy shopping!!!

I like the hi75 better despite it being wired for two reasons (1) the stock sound is the best i ever heard in a keyboard (i know its subjective, but people would spend tons of time and more money to not beat that ) and (2) the knob position is within the keyboard which i find looks a bit more refined. this aula 75 did not sound as good to me at stock. I like keyboard but have no time to put into tweaking them

Aula 75, CIDOO 75 - amazing feel and sound. The Cidoo is heavy

could you please help me out, i have the # x Aula 75 Key Mechanical Keyboard where can i find the drivers to customize the function keys? i tried their drivers in the google drive none seems to work.

Thanks, my problem is that my left windows key is not working and f5-f8 are not working

I am leaning that its a customize softeare problem i just opened the package yesterday and the ones i have problem are all purple keys.

Not sure just know I bought a cheap aula threw some gateron jade pros on it fun keycaps and put it in an aluminum housing and it's a better experience than any wooting I have used and it still cost less than a comparable wooting. If there is any input latency differences or differences in rapid trigger they are so minute that I can't tell.