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anonymoose_octopus • 5 months ago

Commenting to say I am a huge fan of 100% keyboards, but the F99 is blowing my mind in terms of quality for the price. I just got one for $60 on sale and it's SO creamy/good feeling. I've had some issues with the wireless connectivity, but I think that has more to do with my setup/distance from keyboard to PC than the wireless itself (my husband has the same keeb and his is fine). I'd definitely recommend this for someone who wants a keyboard that sounds and feels good out of the box. You can always upgrade it, but for now I'm thoroughly enjoying it completely stock.

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berntchrysler547754 • 20 days ago

I got into mechanical keyboards with an Aula F99 pro. I’ve since “upgraded.” But, I just put new switches and caps back in my Aula to gift to my sister, and I kind of don’t want to give it to her now lol. It sounds and feels so good.

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Dreydars • 11 months ago

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

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JohnOrion_ • 19 days ago

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

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JohnOrion_ • 19 days ago

To be honest, haven't tried many keyboards this was an impulse buy from a good recommendation from that guy ztt builds 😅 but I can describe it as pretty solid, little flex from lateral twisting, or pressing keys, many foam and silicone layers inside from what I read and saw in a teardown, overall pretty solid, I'd use it for self defense Sry I'm no expert at reviewing keyboards XD

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Kcox04 • 10 months ago

IDK if you're still on the search for a creamy keyboard or what you consider affordable, but I have the Aula F99 and Aula F75 and I absolutely loveeee them. The F99 I got for like $75 on Amazon and the F75 for like $69 off of Amazon as well. Some other good ones I considered were the Epomaker x Leobog Hi75, RK Royal Kludge RK98, and the RK Royal Kludge S98. Buts theres tonsss of options out there! (:

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Kcox04 • 10 months ago

The Aula F99, RK Royal Kludge RK98, RK96 and S98 have numpads! A lot of people like Keychron’s as well, but not my cup of tea(:

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kikamons • 10 months ago

Keychron v5 max maybe? It has keychron.de site and to Latvia shipping was 7€ or smth. Aula f99 sounds quite loud in videos but actually is not loud. 21 m² room and can barely notice the sound.

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MilaMarie2024 • 5 months ago

Magegee Air75, Aula F99 both under $50 rn. I recommend Tiktok shop to find the best prices surprisingly. I just got my F99 for $47

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npdady • 7 months ago

I like my Aula F99

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RayOfShy • 6 months ago

Aula F99. It's a full sized custom keyboard with tri-mode connectivity, feels and sounds miles better than these. And these Razer keyboards are okay but feel awful imo. These Razer/Asus/Logitech keyboards are okay but you pay for the brand. I had Razer, Logitec, Corsair for years, after trying a "custom" keyboard I'm neeever going back. Or you can get a Hall Effect keyboard which are mostly for gamers. Wooting 80HE, Zoom75 HE (Very premium), Monsgeek M1W V3 HE, Keycron Q1 HE. Etc. I have a list on my profile, but haven't updated it recently

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