AULA F75 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard | Hot Swappable | Pre-lubed Linear Switches | RGB Backlit | 2.4GHz/Type-C/Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard (Cedar Green, Ice Vein Switch)

The media could not be loaded. Pros:1. Sound: You are paying for sound. Just perfect.2. Connectivity: USB, wired and bluetooth all are very fast, gives super gaming experience.3. Lighting Effects: 17 effects, all customizable.4. Sturdy: It is heavy and remains at it's place on table.5. Customizable Functionalities: Download Aula software to customize everything on keyboard, you can set key mappings, macros, rgb lighting based on beats of audio output and a lot more, without requiring any third party software running all time on your pc.6. Battery Backup: Used around 10-12 days for 12 hours daily still no issue.Cons:1. Generally overpriced on amazon. Try on meckeys or other sites.2. A cleaning kit should have been provided.3. Not much portable.Note: Go for Black Side-printed version if you have black coloured setup, there is no issue seeing the keycaps when on chair with keyboard in front of you.

Thocky bliss. I got the ice veins switches and they are a thocky and creamy delight. These switches have very low activation force. The RGB is smooth and bright. I like how much the keyboard weighs too. I have been hesitating to spend so much on a keyboard but it was worth every penny.

The keyboard is very good. Worked very easily on windows and was working as soon as I connected its USB connector to the PC. So compatibility with windows is good. The key are well spaced and easy to type on. The keys are individually lit with RGB LEDs but the keys are not transparent. The look is very cool, I really like the colour scheme. The control knob can change colour on press and brightness on rotating. Or It can mute on press and change the volume.It does not have good software for controlling its RGB and other features, but the keyboard shortcuts are pretty easy to use. So it is not a concern for me.

Solid build quality, soft keys and that thoky sound 🤌 value for moneybattery Last upto 3-4 days with gaming editing and other work and if your turn of RGB lights it will go even longer.Lastly keys are too soft even a light pressure of your fingure can press the key.Connectivity 10/10Just one thing i didn't like that the battery indicator. Overall best mechanical keyboard undee this budget..

This is a no brainer. The keyboard is good quality and hasn't failed on me once. Switching from wired to 2.4ghz is seamless and I have never experienced a hiccup. The keyboard sounds deep and thocky out of the box and the extra padding on the inside definitely is appreciated. Latency never been an issue. Looks are subjective; I replaced my keycaps a week into owning the keyboard. Gun to my head, and I had to nitpick about this keyboard; Software is mid to low tier, but i almost never use it for anything. Knob isn't a very nice click when you press it down. North facing LEDs, I have shine through legends and it's perfectly fine.All that for this price is pretty sweet

The EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard offers a robust set of features at an affordable price point, making it an attractive option for both casual users and keyboard enthusiasts. As someone who prefers the compact 75% layout without a numpad, this keyboard's size is well-suited for my needs.While the ABS plastic body may be perceived as less premium by some, the overall build quality is still commendable. Additionally, the inclusion of two Poron foam layers and a silicone pad gives it a premium-level “thocky” sound profile, a feature that's not common in this price segment.At the keyboard’s core is a precisely crafted 1.2mm PCB that can accurately register each keypress. Switches come factory-lubricated for a smooth out-of-the-box feel, and stabilisers perform well without requiring any tuning.The Cherry-profile doubleshot PBT keycaps are durable with crisp legends.This Kb offers the standard: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB-C wired modes. During testing, wireless performance for gaming and general use exhibited negligible latency. The 4000mAh battery provided long life between charges as well.RGB lighting and customization options, such as switch hot-swap, allow users to fully personalise the keyboard. However, in my experience, the volume knob felt a bit loose, although it remained responsive for media control.Overall, anyone who wants a customisable keyboard that doesn’t break the bank will find tremendous value in the Aula F75. Its robust feature set and balance of affordability and premium elements make it a solid entry-level option. With its strengths outweighing weaknesses, It remains a top recommendation.

This is a good keyboard with nice RGB lights.Long-press the volume knob to switch between light intensity, RGB design vs. volume, or Play/Pause.It has a satisfying clicking sound that's really enjoyable to type and hear.The only downside so far is that I started typing a lot :)