x Aula F75 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard with Five Layer Padding & Button, BT/Wireless/USB-C, RGB (Black, Ice Vein Switch)

Best keyboard so far, i never had an experience like this with any keyboard, this really give a creamy sound effect which i love the most, and with it’s RGB lights it make it even better. Loved the keyboard best!!

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...

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.

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Horrible keyboard 2nd day of owning it it stopped working

De très bonne qualité, j’ai pris ce clavier il y’a quelques mois de cela et je dois dire qu’il fonctionne toujours aussi bien. J’apprécie notamment le nombre de combinaison qu’on peut faire vis à vis des lumières, de nombreux modes qui permette de personnaliser le clavier comme vous voulez, le son reste aussi très agréable à entendre même après des mois. Retirer et replacer des touches reste aussi très facile alors que je ne suis pas très habile. /!\ attention : le clavier a des touches anglaise, à moins que vous sachiez taper sans lire le clavier, vous devriez sans doute prendre un clavier avec des touches française/de votre pays /!\