AULA - F75

Get F75 from amazon (if you have SBI CC) or Thockshop

Ajazz Ak820 pro, RK M75, aula f75. Personal pick Ajazz ak820 pro.

It's a bit cheaper, sounds and feels just as good. Also has a customizable screen. Aula has the advantage of being officially available in India so better after sales support. Although third party vendors like meckeys, GenesisPC etc do provide warranty. Again all comes down to personal preference, watch some YT comparison vids and decide for yourself. You can't go wrong with either.

I ended up buying aula f75, loving it so far

7499 from amazon but you might get a better deal elsewhere. I posted on this sub

Aula f75. it has 3-mode( BT,2.4G, and wired).. di siya red switches pero pagkakaalam ko, red switches yung di maingay, so I think F75 will be a good alternative.. I like its sound, di maingay, di malutong, di takatak yung tunog..

best suggestion siguro ngayon for prebuilts ay ang Aula F75. gasket mount, tri-mode, and sounds very good outside the box. kung gusto mo ng medyo premium na feel, try mo yung Wobkey Rainy75. almost same features sa F75 except aluminum yung case niya at may weight siya sa ilalim na may mirror finish, parang group-buy lang na keyboard.

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

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

i used "gamer" keyboard, but after i got my first good quality keyboard (aula f87) i thrown it away, now i use aula f99 with reaper switches, as i prefer having numpad to not having one also i have leobog hi8 when i wish to use something more compact, i think you'd be better getting something like aula f75, f87, or f99 based on layout you prefer or monsgeek m1v3 if you're ok with wired keyboard, wooting use he switch those are not interchangeable with mx style switches, but I'll be honest you won't notice difference in latency btwn wooting and any modern keyboard as they all have sub10ms latency, and together with system latency difference is actually negligible, it think aula has around 3ms + switch itself add around 4ms latency i think top result at 1 debounce is around 5ms total

Aula F75 anyday. I bought it recently and find it worth every penny. Solid build quality. Hefty weight. Works wonderfully well and if you choose the right switches it sounds like heaven. In fact all of their switch combos sound lovely. The RGB is north facing but strong af. Plus the customization and macros are a good plus through the software. RGB also dances to music if wired in. Battery lasts forever even with lights on. The volume dial is a bit meh but serviceable honestly. Go for it 👍🏻

Yeesssss. I'm in love with this keyboard. Should have bought it waayyyyy sooner

Aula F75 👌🏼

This! I got F75 and the only problem is the absence of Home and insert keys for coding. I am still not used to using a function key alternative.

I am so new to mechanical keyboards but the Aula 75 is absolutely fantastic.

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.

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

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**) | |

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

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.

Aula f75 and get some cheap silent switches

Aula f75, price depends on where you live so idk.

Keychron latency is ass. Check hyperx alloy origins 65. Aula f75 is nice but from what I know in canada it is smth like 120 cad.

Yesterday someone said aula is 120 cad so I assumed it is such. Aula is better than the hyperx one so thats nice

Aula f75 + silent switch = silent+wallet happy

+2 for aula. A banger of a keyboard

I picked Aula F75 out of these and I'm not regretting it a little bit

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

Keyboards can be one hell of a rabbit hole, it all depends on you really, look at layout, feel, sound, look, lighting, build quality, and well, price, I've got a aula 75 and it's amazing for me, but probably not for everyone

Aula F75 best bang for your buck under 3k Got mine for 2k after vouchers

Works well in both wired and wireless so far. Got the Ice Vein switch and it sounds really good. Biggest con I can think is that software customization is kinda meh.

Better to go with aula f75. Can't say about swarm but the performance of f75 is good and the sound is better too.

Get the f75 and some extra tactile switches to replace below the alphabets characters switches. Now you can enjoy best of both worlds

F75 is sold gfor 5.2k inr at amazon.in what are you waiting for?

Cedar green variant

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.

Board details: Aula F75 Leobog Reaper Switch Didn't do any mod (Didn't require) Also, thanks to the folks on Reddit for checking up on me from my previous post. I am alright and suffered a minor injury from shot. Things are alright here now and hoping for a great future here!

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.

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!

Get the Epomaker Aula F75. The best damn budget keyboard ever. Super good thocky sound, solid build quality, wireless, and works like a charm. I own 4-5 keyboards in different price categories and this one hands down one my favs for the price.

The Aula F75 is the best all-round keyboard you can get. I doubt you'll have issues with it. Buy it from one of the WTS listings on this sub.

These new 'stock-thock' keyboards are definitely worth it, especially the Aula F75. I've recently bought em for myself and for my sister for work. I got her a TTC Crescent Thunder Black model (she's upgrading from a membrane keeb) and I'm getting myself the Ice Vein variant since I like the deep thock. I've customized about 6-7 keyboards in my time and I'm tired of lubing and all the mods etc, so it's nice to buy a keyboard and immediately start enjoying the sound and feel.

These new 'stock-thock' keyboards are definitely worth it, especially the Aula F75. I've recently bought em for myself and for my sister for work. I got her a TTC Crescent Thunder Black model (she's upgrading from a membrane keeb) and I'm getting myself the Ice Vein variant since I like the deep thock. I've customized about 6-7 keyboards in my time and I'm tired of lubing and all the mods etc, so it's nice to buy a keyboard and immediately start enjoying the sound and feel.

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.

I was thinking of same thing when i joined the sub, let’s get a 2-3k keyboard. For me a 2-3k keyboard is enough money to spend on keyboard. But then i realised in world of mech keyboard 2-3k is change so i raised my budget to 7k & got an Aula F75. I would suggest you the same, increase the budget because there is no “long lasting” keyb in your budget. Buy once & be happy. I wish there were good keyb at 2-3k but that’s not the case.

Definitely better than Aula in some things like build quality & some features but Aula sounds better imo. So it’s a trade off, watch some videos & you can make a choice based on your preferences.

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)

Got aula F75 with credit card discount

They mostly have the same features, though magkaiba yung stock switches na kasama nila. Naka F75 ako and F87 yung kapatid ko. Main difference lang talaga eh yung layout tsaka may knob yung F75. I suggest go for your preferred layout since kulang ata ng 3 nav keys yung F75 lalo kung gamitin mo. Also minor difference din pala na napansin ko walang ripple effect sa rgb yung F87 tapos yung F75 meron haha.

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

Honestly, as someone who's looking for one around that price point, I've entered the world of mechanical keyboards, and having learnt a lot, I would strongly advise against getting anything from any of the brands who call themselves gamer focused, this includes anything from logitech, steelseries, etc. Reddragon used to make decent keyboards, but since the past few months this space of mechanical keyboards especially under 100 usd has kind of exploded to a point whereby keyboards that used to cost around 250 or 300 usd, are now selling for less than 100 usd. Some of the ones I'd suggest you checking out would be the Womier SK75, UPCOMING Womier RD75 (a youtuber named merkeebs made a review on this recently, it's on pre order currently, so it's much cheaper cuz of their kick-start campaign), Bridge75, Yunzii AL75, Aula F75 (this one sells for around 60 to 70 usd. Solid board, but made of plastic compared to the other ones made of aluminium and has less bells and whistles compared to other ones, something like a back plate or some accent pieces). A lot of these boards will look similar cuz they're made in the same factory with some minor adjustments in terms of their pcb or switches. If you want to get your board from a more established brand, keychron has been making some good boards, but honestly, I'd pick the other boards over them as the company does charge a slight premium for that recognition. Nuphy is also a pretty established company and I personally have been eyeing on their Halo75 V2 keyboard (costs around 450 to 500). Then there are some other brands like akko and monsgeek, (suggest you checking out the m1w v3) who also make pretty decent boards. (both are sisters companies, so there boards are pretty similar as well) I've mostly looked at 75 percent keyboards, so that explains why I'm suggesting so many of them. Some models also have larger layouts. Btw, wired or wireless? Doesn't make a difference, good software on the boards pcb makes a huge difference. Some boards can have better wireless delay compared to some that run wired. For gaming I'd suggest looking for ones that are sub 10 ms. There's a youtuber called thoccnology, perhaps the only one out there that does input latency tests, so I'd suggest checking their reviews for latency comparisons. I'll give you a quick switch understanding breakdown. Essentially the switch or key you press can have 3 different types of feel - linear, tactile or clicky. Linear switches are usually the ones that are recommended for gaming cuz they have a quick and smooth bottomout meaning you press a switch and there's no bounce or feedback when you bottom out, allowing you to apply less force to actuate each switch. Tactile and clicky switches have a small bump at the end, providing a haptic feedback, making them a decent choice for typing. Having used linear switches, those are my go to choice as they can be used both for gaming and provide a decent typing experience as well, but at the end of the day, the switch you choose is just a preference. There are also hall effect switches (HE for short) they're magnetic switches that are much better for gaming as you can adjust the actuation point via software, but since this is a pretty new space, apart from one company (wooting) there aren't a lot of companies that make good boards, definitely not in the sub - 100 usd price point (they all use the same boards) There's a lot more stuff to get into here, we've barely covered the bases here, like the sound you prefer a deeper sound (thocky) or more louder and sharper sound (clacky) or a creamy sound (hard to explain this one tbh), also foam makes a huge difference in how a keyboard sounds, more foam equals deeper sound. Less foam equals more louder and sharper sound. There's also VIA/QML compatibility, basically custom firmware you can run on these boards to optimise performance or extend battery life, or map some keys to do certain actions, like open apps (setting macros basically). I'd suggest you watch some guides online that can explain this in much more detail. I know this has been a pretty long write up, but lemme know if there's anything else I can help you with.

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.

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

The one and only Aula F75👌

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.

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.

there's a refurbished option for aula f75 in the official aula india website, I got mine for ₹3999. no complains at all

I got it last week, it's totally brand new. I had concerns before buying as I thought it might be used or some minor damage must be there, so I called aulaindia, they said the refurbished items just have minor box damage, the rest is completely brand new. They were actually right.