AULA - S75 Pro

Ended up deciding on an Aula 75 pro since it’s pretty highly recommended and on sale for prime day

I’ve been getting into keyboards with screens on them. Kind of sucks because the one budget board I found that has aluminum body, long horizontal screen, knob, RGB, tri connectivity, has a low frame rate screen. I am talking about the K720 Pro from Redragon. I am comparing it to the Aula S75 Pro which isn’t bad per se, it’s just a plastic board with a vertical screen instead. The Aula screen has faster frame rates though and when you run gifs on them, they look much smoother compared to the Redragon. I really like the Redragon, love how premium it feels, but it just sucks to see the gifs look so stutterly on the screen. I know this isn’t a big deal to some, but in a hobby where subjectivity reigns supreme, I guess I am still on the quest to find the right one.

I like that you can run gifs on them, it’s an aesthetics thing. Again, not for everyone, I know. On the software piece, yeah I wish keyboard software would just evolve already into something where it’s browser based like VIA. It shouldn’t be some sussy .exe that I should think twice about installing. Kind of hard to shop for screen keebs at the moment too because not everyone displays the screen specs. I’ve had to message a few companies to inquire about them. Not everyone has responded.

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.