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

This keyboard has some of the best value I've seen in the market. The switches are linear and feel nice; they make a nice creamy sound which I honestly did not expect from a pre-built budget keyboard, but that's what you get when you pre-lube your switches (another luxury I didn't expect at this price). The keyboard itself looks nice, and the color options make the keyboard look out of its price range. The build is all-plastic, but I found it hard to criticize that aspect since the feel was nice and the chassis felt solid. You get an extremely convenient knob with a slightly tactile feel when scrolling and has a solid click. My only criticism is that there is no easy way to get the knob to play/pause media when you click down on it. The software has no way to change it (more on that later), and you must use Windows PowerToys to configure that change. The software is the weakest part of this keyboard, which is a relief since you don't need to go through it more than once. For some reason, the window cannot be full-screened and you have to configure everything on a tiny screen which takes up only 40% of your screen at most. The software itself isn't very intuitive, and is not on the level of other brands with better user experience in software. Lighting options are what you expect from mechanical keyboards with per-key lighting. I always used the keyboard wired, so I have no experience with the wireless functionality or battery life of the keyboard. If you get this for around 50, you're getting the best bang-for-buck in a keyboard.

I purchased this a number of months ago when my red dragon keyboard was sold that was no longer supported under current key mapping software and I had a lot of macros tied into it so it became frustrating to try to change it and also the space bar quit working but this keyboard is amazing I'm very happy with it it works wirelessly but I don't want to mess with it wirelessly so I just use a right angle usb-c connector and keep it connected all the time it has a very very satisfying thwok noise that it makes it does make a sound hover the sound that it makes is exceedingly Pleasant it does weigh a lot you can tell that it's quality and I don't say that just because of a weight it would not take anything to add some weights to a cheap keyboard but I am very satisfied with this I picked a color that I thought would work well in dim lighting as my office I keep them most of the day I do like the two-tone coloring on this keyboard and I like that it's smaller I do miss having the numpad a lot but overall I've gotten used to it at this point and it keeps my desk cleaner I would buy this company again the backlight is good it doesn't exactly light up the keys because they're solid caps but overall it makes it more aesthetically pleasing the color is a deep royal blue and more of a goldenrod yellow not a greenish yellow but definitely a golden yellow the ergonomics is very nice they have a bit of a concave-ness to the Keys and overall it is a joy to type on would I buy this again yeah probably I mean I'd have to look at the sales and hope it didn't go up in pricing because I'll be honest when I bought this for the quality of what I got they definitely had it price too low but I think it's because it was a new seller at the time the only thing I would have liked to see was maybe a couple dedicated my macro keys to the left side but given that I believe the audience for this is more typers instead of Gamers I can't complain

A year in and this is still my daily driver. The gasket mount and five-layer dampening actually deliver, every keystroke has a deep, satisfying sound without being loud or hollow. It's the kind of thing that's hard to go back from once you're used to it. Build quality has held up well over a year of daily use. Hot-swappable switches mean I've been able to experiment without worrying about damaging anything, and the 75% layout hits the right balance between compact and functional, I've never missed having a full number pad. The knob is genuinely useful, not just a gimmick, quick volume control without digging through settings. Battery life on wireless has stayed solid too, don't find myself charging constantly. A year later, still my go-to keyboard, no regrets. If you want something that sounds as good as it types, this is worth it.

It’s great. I would give this a 10 out of 5. I love the rgb effects, with its vibrant colours and ripple effect patterns. I also love the sound, perfectly thocky, and it has some cool features, like the knob, which can adjust the volume, as well as the rgb light brightness. This keyboard is compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Android, but I feel it’s best for windows. It has a windows key. You can connect it wired via usb, or wirelessly via 2.4G usb connector, or via Bluetooth. For its price, it has all the features you need. You can remove keycaps and switches for cleaning or replacement. It is made with good quality plastic, and is pretty heavy. It is very small though, compact, without a number pad, like they crammed everything in a reasonable size. It feels so smooth and soft. There are also function keys. Overall, this is one of the best budget choices. Worth the price.

Wow, the amount of appreciation I have for this product is amazing. There was an initial problem of the number keys having RGB problems, but after re-inserting the switch back into the keyboard, it worked just fine. The keyboard itself is one of the creamiest keyboards in this price range, making it my top choice for under-$70 keyboards in general. There are some cons since the software isn't macOS compatible, and it is sketchy, being from a Google Drive folder and all, I don't recommend the software, but if you care about the creamy sound and good quality feel, despite being made of plastic, you have come to the right place. Finally, the functions of the keyboard are amazing, like the ways to view the battery and the amazing 5 PIN SWITCHES, which you usually don't find on budget keyboards. The LEBOG reaper switches are my personal favorite, but it's up to your preference! The connectivity and lag are not an issue with 2. G or wired, but I haven't tried Bluetooth yet. I expect the Bluetooth model not to be the newest, so you may experience some latency while using Bluetooth. Yet the wired cable is about 5' 2" so it is of good length, and it is not one of those 2" cables that come with regular budget keyboards. Overall do recommend it, and I hope you have a great experience like mine! EDIT: -The LED problem was the bluetooth indicator -It has been over a month now, and this keyboard is living up to its battery expectations. I use my computer almost daily, and I have only had to charge my keyboard once this entire month. It's truly something you don't find on budget keyboards; they usually cut corners, like they make the keyboard sound nice, but the battery is terrible, NOT THE CASE WITH THIS KEYBOARD. Exceptional by design, built to last, and made from quality plastic. Not only that, but the keyboard is designed to utter perfection, and I wouldn't know what I would do without my best keyboard, the one that I am typing with right now! -Lastly, this keyboard is perfect for anyone working and on the run, it would make sure you get your best experience typing, and that others feel mesmerized by it, and as a bonus, for everyone else who will see this keyboard, they will think you spent over $150, dont feel afraid to tell them the product is worth that much.....!!!!

For it's price it really is a great deal, but that doesn't mean there isn't some cons to this keyboard. First for me is the flex cut PCB, it really doesn't really do much for me in terms of the feelof typing as no flex would. I'd say though it alters the sound ever so slightly. Second is the volume knob that you kinda have to "wake up" before it seems to register you're trying to adjust the volume; sometimes you have to press to mute/unmute to for it to recognize the turns. I also feel it would be better with some texture to it, maybe a knurled knob next time? Third, north facing LED's. I turn the RGB off but to those who prefer the RGB, just know it will be nowhere as bright. Fourth, the software for this keyboard is bad, in fact I can't even get it to work to tell you why the features in it is bad. It just doesn't work. Last is the disassemble process--it's rough. I'd rather screws than have to pry the face off it. Now with all that being said, stock out the box, the switches are nicely lubed, I haven't heard any pinging from the stabs either. The sound is a lil between clacky and creamy if that's why you're looking for. The layout is nice even though it's kinda become a standard, cliched layout you'll find on most 75% keyboards on a budget. You really don't have to mod it either as the foam that comes in it already does enough for the sound. Now my favorite part of it? I bought this keyboard a month ago--delivered July 7th--the battery has lasted a month plus a week, didn't even charge it when I opened it up. The battery life is great. Now while I did enjoy it stock, I personally enjoy a thocky sound more. So I now am rockin BSUN Taro N Sweet Potato switches paired with MiTospeed SA keycaps (which are on sale at the time of this review. $190 keycaps for $39???) , except for the spacebar which I kept with the stock switch (it gives it a pleasing hollow brick sound). Overall for the price, this keyboard is beginner friendly as the 100 of Tiktok sellers will tell you. What it isn't though, is cheaper than a pizza, because huh?? --SORRY FOR THE AC IN THE BACKGROUND OF THE VIDEO. I RECORDED WITH MY PHONE, AND MY ROOM WAS LIKE 100 DEGREES.--

For me, the size, weight, sound and feel are great. The included cable is cheap, and pairing gets confused when you plug in to charge. A minor gripe is that the dial does not trigger keyboard wake, so if you use it for volume, you have to wake first with another button then adjust. Battery life seems decent, and the LEDs have a lot of options to make them unobtrusive. I like the front labelled keycaps personally, they are easily legible when lit up for those that need it, but give the keyboard a very sleek look especially when the backlight is off. Overall a good value for the price

I picked up this keyboard because my previous keyboard broke suddenly, and I needed one for the next day. This was the best option for overnight delivery, so I placed the order and didn't really expect much. I'm really into mechanical keyboards and I have high standards for them, so when I tell you I was really pleased with what I heard and felt when this arrived, I'm not joking around! I've been using this for about a week now and I've got to say it exceeded my expectations. Pros: - Price! Mechanical keyboards can get really expensive, but if you're looking for a cheap entry into the hobby this seems like a decent option - Hot-swappable. I enjoy the switches but it's nice to know I have the option to change if I'm feeling it - Gasket mounted. The sound and feel of this keyboard are levels above what I would expect from a keyboard of this price - PBT keycaps. I'm going to swap mine most likely but it comes with decent keycaps - nice linear switches. I got the LEOBOG Reaper Switch option, tbd on how long these last but out of the box they feel really nice and combined with the mounting make a really nice sound when typing. I've been asked a few times in the office about the keyboard already! Cons: - Plastic. Hey, for this price I wouldn't expect anything else - Latency. I miiiiight be imagining things and I haven't tested yet but I do get the sense that it's a bit slower than my previous boards. I've seen a few reviews that suggest the same so definitely keep this in mind if it's important for you. Things to consider: - Software. I haven't and I don't plan on getting the software for this keyboard. I also wouldn't suggest it unless you're dead-set on setting up some custom configuration that isn't available with the hotkeys (I don't even know what the software supports). From the sound of it, other reviewers seem to have a lot of issues with it so I wouldn't even bother. That being said I just set it to have a solid white backlight and I'm happy with that. - Longevity. I've only had this a week, I'm keeping my hopes up that it lasts but you never know. I'll update this review if anything happens in the coming weeks or months.

Epomaker X Aula F75 , Leobog Reaper Switches. Gradient shade. Really good looking keyboard, sounds heavenly, no issue in packing and performance of the product. No problems in key function or connectivity as well just make sure you customise some things for Mac use.

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毎日触るものだから少しくらい良いものを、とふと思い立って初めて付属品以外のキーボードを購入しました。 当初はカチカチとしたスイッチの切り替え感が強くハッキリした硬め打鍵のキーボードを買う予定だったが、YouTubeに上がっていた紹介動画でのコトコトした音に一目惚れして購入。 なんとも言えない癖になる打ち心地と滑らかで落ち着きのある小気味よい音、指の疲れにくさから、隙間時間についつい触ってしまい、購入してから毎日タイピング練習するように。 これでこの値段はかなりいい買い物をしたと満足感しています

Good keyboard so far.

Great and looks cool and sounds cooler