EPOMAKER x Aula F75 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Wireless Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard with Five-Layer Padding&Knob, BT/2.4GHz/USB-C, RGB (Light Blue, Ice Vein Switch)

I’ve been using the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 for a little over a month now, and it’s honestly one of the nicest keyboards I’ve owned, especially at this price point. Typing Experience: The LEOBG Reaper switches feel incredibly smooth right out of the box. There’s no scratchiness, and the sound is this clean, soft “thock” that makes typing really satisfying. The gasket mount plus the layers of padding definitely make a difference—it feels cushioned and premium without being mushy. Build & Design: The 75% layout is perfect for my desk. It saves space but still keeps all the important keys. The colorway looks even better in person—clean, minimal, and just overall sharp. The metal knob in the corner is a great touch and feels solid, not cheap. Connectivity: I’ve tested Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and USB-C, and all three work flawlessly. Zero noticeable lag on 2.4GHz for gaming, and switching between devices on Bluetooth is fast and painless. RGB & Customization: RGB is bright and smooth, but not over-the-top. Since it’s hot-swappable, I already swapped a few switches to experiment and had no issues. Minor Notes: The keyboard is a bit heavier than I expected, but that also makes it feel sturdy. The stock keycaps are good quality, though enthusiasts might eventually want to upgrade. Final Verdict: For anyone looking for a well-built, great-sounding 75% wireless mechanical keyboard, this is absolutely worth it. It feels premium without the boutique price tag.

Super high-quality keyboard! It definitely doesn’t feel like an $80 keyboard like this is something that feels like it’s worth like maybe $150 the material is so nice and it’s super responses and it connected almost instantly and hasn’t had any issues.. the keys are a little bit like hard? Like I would recommend getting maybe magnetic switches to make the keyboard a little more responsive because you do have to press all the way down to get the keys to respond.. other than that the material is really nice. It’s a really nice plastic. The knob is actually I think aluminum around it and the center a.k.a. the white part is plastic. The RGB is really pretty and very bright so perfect for a nighttime study sessions lol. It’s not like a thin keyboard. Like if you have a short monitor and you like to keep your monitor a little bit higher than your keyboard, then I would recommend having to upgrade your monitor arm/monitor stand because this keyboard is about an inch thick- and it does have some weight to it. Over there it has really good grip. It doesn’t slide around my desk or anything and I didn’t see anybody reviewing the ice vein switches but they are very thonky but also super creamy.. the Doesn’t have like a hollow sound to it I wanted to post a video on here, but Amazon won’t let me sadly :( it keeps glitching, but I would highly recommend the ice vein switches

I’ve been using the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 for personal use, and it has quickly become one of my favorite keyboards. The compact 75% layout is the perfect size—it saves desk space while still keeping all the keys I need, and it’s small enough to carry around easily. The portability is a big plus since I can use it both at home and on the go without feeling weighed down. The design is absolutely stunning. The aesthetic has a premium, modern look, and I constantly get comments on how nice it looks on my setup. Beyond looks, the build quality feels solid, with no flexing or cheap materials, so it gives me confidence it will hold up for the long run. Typing on this keyboard is a joy. The gasket mount provides a satisfying bounce, and the key sound is exactly what I want—crisp, smooth, and not too loud. It makes typing both fun and comfortable, whether I’m writing, working, or gaming. Battery life has also been great. I’ve gone days of regular use without needing to recharge, and when I do, the USB-C charging is quick and easy. Plus, with wireless connectivity, I don’t feel tied down by cables, making it even more convenient for portability. Overall, this is a well-rounded keyboard that nails both form and function. It’s stylish, sounds great, feels fantastic to type on, and lasts a long time on battery. If you’re looking for a high-quality portable mechanical keyboard, I highly recommend the EPOMAKER x Aula F75.

I've been on the hunt for the perfect mechanical keyboard for ages, and the Aula F75 has completely exceeded my expectations! From the moment it arrived, I was impressed by the premium build quality – it feels incredibly solid and well-designed. But where it truly shines is the typing experience. The switches (I opted for the Leobog Ice Vein and they are phenomenal!) are butter-smooth and incredibly responsive. Each keypress is a joy, with a wonderfully satisfying "thocky" sound that makes every keystroke feel premium. The 75% layout is perfectly compact for my desk, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a vibrant, personal touch. Connectivity is flawless, whether I'm using it wired, with the 2.4GHz dongle, or via Bluetooth. For the price, the Aula F75 delivers an unbelievable amount of value, performing like a keyboard twice its cost. If you're looking for a top-tier mechanical keyboard that won't break the bank, stop searching – this is the one! You won't regret it!

This keyboard checks every box: build quality, aesthetics, sound, performance, and connectivity. Whether you're a gamer, a programmer, or someone who just loves high-quality gear — the F75 delivers has quickly become my absolute favorite. From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this wasn’t just another keyboard The RGB lighting is bright, vibrant, and customizable. The black case with the Ice Vein switches gives it a sleek, modern look without being over-the-top. It's eye-catching The Ice Vein switches are a dream — smooth, responsive, and super satisfying to type on. I’ve used it for both work and long gaming sessions, and it hasn’t missed a beat The triple-mode connection (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB-C wired) is super convenient. I’ve had zero lag or dropouts using the 2.4GHz wireless for gaming

I've never had a mechanical keyboard before buying the AULA F75. I've followed different youtubers and tried to do as much research as I could so I could get exactly what I wanted. I saw a review of this board recently and thought it sounded just right, and the price is really nice, so I pulled the trigger. I don't have anything else to compare it to, but this board feels really nice. It's nice and heavy, something I didn't know I would appreciate before getting it, and it sounds awesome. It's nice and creamy and it feels really nice to type on, also something I didn't know I would appreciate as much as I do. My wife, who doesn't even know what a mechanical keyboard is, came in after I got it and pressed some keys and said, "Wow that sounds really good". For reference, I got the Ice Vein switches. The RGB can be over the top, nice and subtle, or off. I have it set to a nice whiteish blue color that flickers a bit and works almost like a backlight. It's just right for me. I do feel like I need a wrist rest since it's a bit high and I find myself holding my wrists about an inch off of my desk to type. This is the only "issue" I have with the keyboard, but it just gives me an excuse to make something fun so it's not really an issue to me. All in all, I love this keyboard and it makes me want to type and work on it.

It took almost week to get here and I was so excited! I have the ice vein-switch, and it sounds really good! I can't stop wanting to type on it! I bought this keyboard for school because my previous mechanical keyboard was cheap and was starting to ghost type (I would push a key once and it would spam the screen with 5-10 of the same character) so I got this keyboard to replace it. I do a lot of typing because I'm in a software development class. The keyboard itself feels very premium, the weight itself was very different from the hollow feel of my previous keyboard. The keys are a really pretty color too. You can change the lighting ambience, the color of the lighting and even the speed and brightness. It came in a really nicely packaged box and with a quick setup pamphlet as well as a owner's manual. It's hot-swappable so if you get bored of your switches or wanna change up the sound you can change out the switches. It came with the charger/wired setup, it's also Bluetooth functional if you don't like wired. Or you can put a little USB connector to connect the keyboard to your laptop physically without the wiring. The lighting is really nice and cool, it has gaming mode and office mode. The keys are really responsive to the typing, the ASMR is so nice, it has a creamy sound to it. It is a 75% so it comes with the arrows and function keys, my previous keyboard was a 60% and didn't come with the arrow keys and was kind of annoying when fixing my code in school. It has an LED light that leds you know the charging progress and a function key combination to quickly get the amount of battery percentage it has. I'll definitely be buying from here again! And I'm definitely curious to switch out some of the swtiches to get different sounds! Overall a 5/5 on the rating. I LOVE this keyboard!

An amazing keyboard, bought for my 12 year old who is obsessed with gaming. Very good price for the quality of the keyboard. My son loves the sound the keys make and is able to game faster in his games, very light weight and easy to move around or store. Very easy to set up can either use Bluetooth or plug in to computer, would deff buy again

I'm incredibly surprised and in love with the Aula F75. In a short sentence: Please take into consideration if you're a software engineer or a person that needs to use it for 8h or more on a daily basis! I'm not a gamer, hence I believe it wouldn't be the best option for a heavy gamer... Now, keep reading for more info... First thing: it's a 75% keyboard, so there's no Home and NumPad keys. Your brain and right hand will need to adapt to the keys too close to Enter and Right Shift if you've been using >75% keyboards. People used to press Home will need to use Fn + End to emulate it, and Fn + Ctrl + End to emulate Ctrl + End. Sounds silly, but believe me: they keys layout on the right side can bring some challenge and it takes some time to adapt to it, so please be warned and don't complain about it... It's impressive how these mid-range (around AUD100 - USD65) mechanical keyboards have improved in the last couple of years (after 2023)! I'm a massively frustrated Keychron customer who spent $300+ on a Q6 Max hit by electrical and other issues after 5 or 6 months of use! Keychron's Reddit forum is flooded with customers complaining about all sort of problems in different models! :-( So, there was a time in history that high quality mechanical keyboards were associated to expensive models from "fancy" brands... Do yourself a favor: buy mid-range ones like the F75 are absolutely fine for a wide range of people. There's just one "con" on this keyboard I've noticed so far: the knob. Be gentle with it, because it seems to be the only "fragile" thing in this keyboard. But, if you're like me that use it once in a while and you're careful, it isn't a big deal really. However, if you have children at home that love to press the keys on your keyboard to get your attention, the knob will have a hard time... But most knobs would, even in the high-end keyboards... :-) The RGB backlit: despite the fact I don't like distractions and I turn it off, the pre-programmed options of effects and colors are absolutely beautiful. If you love RGB, put some music on and you can have a good time partying with all the nice glow... :-) I don't need to program the keys in the keyboard with macros: it doesn't come with QMK / VIA. That's an important observation for the folks who love this sort of feature. I simply love the keyboard as is, with no macros, hence I don't bother about it. I ordered the F75 light blue (classy and beautiful combination of white, navy blue and grey keys) with the Ice Vein switches. I saw messages in Reddit's forums about owners comparing the different switch options offered in F75, and some said Ice Vein was the quietest switch option. Well, it's still noisy (at least for me, I do really like quiet switches especially at night), so I replaced them by the TTC Frozen V2 switches and the typing experience added with the incredibly silence from the TTC switches are absolutely amazing!!! It's so smooth... I use the keyboard in Bluetooth with RGB off. The battery lasts for weeks with no charging. Very decent for a $100 KB. As I mentioned before, I bought the F75 to replace my super cool, expensive and plagued by issues Keychron Q6 Max, and I 'm absolutely in love with it. You can find happiness in the F75's simplicity...

Absolutely LOVE this keyboard. Buttery smooth to write on, fantastic sound. Just love it

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Horrible keyboard 2nd day of owning it it stopped working

perfect keyboard for its price