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, LEOBOG Reaper Switch)

I have used this for I think more than a year,and it is still extremely durable. I love the sounds the keycaps make and appreciate the Bluetooth mode but also a cable to connect directly. Super great quality for the price I paid for too. Doesn't feel at all cheap and more on premium. Would recommend! I even like that you can customize the lights as well as the nub for volume.

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.....!!!!

Was absolutely surprised/stunned at the quality of this particular keyboard for the price. Excellent build quality here and the keyboard has a good bit of weight to it that I am not used to for the keyboards in this price range. I have used several keyboards over the last 8 or so years since I built my first PC and this one is by far the best feeling/sounding one I've owned. I started with a Logitech "gaming" keyboard (10 keyless) because I never had the need for a full keyboard with a num pad. Of course those "gaming" brands don't produce great keyboards by any means but they are functional. Then I moved on to a Ducky mini keyboard (60%) and used that for a while and decided I would rather have the arrow keys so I sold it and bought another Ducky 65% which was fine as well. Then I made the mistake of buying a ridiculously over priced "Drop Alt" keyboard for over $200 (buyers remorse don't do it guys) Then got over the whole "RGB clicky-clacky switches and moved over to a reasonably priced Keychron 65% which I still like. Then I saw the reviews on some YouTube channels for this keyboard and decided to check it out. I got the white version with the light blue, navy and white keycaps. I especially like the linear switches (I got the LEOBOG Reaper Switches.) I really like the thocky sound from this very well "sound damped" case. I also have some Gateron G Pro Yellow switches that I may try out on this as well but the ones it came with a fine for now. I am still getting used to the 75% on this keyboard and in all honesty would prefer if it was a 65% but that's just me. I didn't see any 65% offerings from this brand that looked as good as this and it's not a deal breaker (especially for the price I paid for it) so here we are. The best part is I actually caught this ON SALE FOR $65!!!. You really can't go wrong with this keyboard. I will be watching this brand closely as I'm sure they will have other awesome offerings in the future as well.

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

Been using this keyboard for over a year and I can say that is great for it’s price point, sound is great, quality is there and the keys feel really good for my like. The only downside that I had with this keyboard on rare occasions is the connectivity with 2.4ghz would glitch out and now recognized the keys in typing but if I restart the keyboard it goes away. Haven’t had it happen for a long while but I had that issue. Really like the keyboard and is great for gaming and typing

It is a great keyboard for starters. Despite the plastic shroud it still sounds great by itself. Very nice and creamy sound if that's what you're looking for. It has a great color scheme and it feels quite nice when it comes standard. For the value under $100 it's definitely worth it especially for people wanting a mechanical keyboard. The volume knob function is also a nice touch and overall functions nice. If you want a recommendation I replaced my switches with gateron milky yellows... and it sounds awesome if you want more of a thockier sound. Durability wise for modding is not that great I will warn you. The plastic shroud can be damaged if you try and pry it open. But it at least has silicone inside so it still sounds great.

BUTTERY SMOOTH! The Epomaker x Aula F75 is an absolute standout in the custom-style keyboard space. From the moment you unbox it, you can feel the premium quality, the board has a solid, weighty build that immediately sets it apart from anything in its price range. It doesn’t flex, it doesn’t rattle; it just feels luxurious. Typing on it is a dream. The switches are buttery smooth, delivering a soft, fluid keystroke that makes every press feel intentional and satisfying. Combined with the excellent stabilizers, there’s no unwanted scratch or rattle, just clean, smooth sound and feel. The keycaps deserve praise too. They’re beautifully finished with a high-quality texture that feels great under your fingers. The legends are crisp, the profile is comfortable, and the caps contribute to the keyboard’s polished aesthetic. Overall, the Epomaker x Aula F75 delivers a premium typing experience that punches far above its category. If you’re looking for a keyboard that feels refined, sounds fantastic, and has the build quality of a much pricier board, this one is a winner.

Very nice quality and sounds amazing

Sounds amazing, a little heavy but that just makes it feel like good quality. Customised with other caps since they didn't have the colours I want and I need Korean keys too. The volume wheel could be clickier, but that is just personal preference. Battery life.... A little too short for me but I don't touch enough grass.... Personally have it plugged in mostly. Love the custom lighting but wish I could figure out how to customise the keybinds more because the system doesn't make it easy for what I desire to do (A lot of the keys dont line up with Nordic/ Swedish key placement for all the !"#¤%&/()=?`_:.-^¨@ and such. The angles for the feet are amazing and love that the dongle can be stored in the keyboard! The charging light is useful but a little annoying so with I could turn that off (maybe I can actually... have to look into that).

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.

Muy buen teclado, dura la bateria, es comodo y suena muy bien.

Ho acquistato la tastiera meccanica EPOMAKER x Aula F75 al 75% con i switch LEOBOG Reaper e sono assolutamente soddisfatto della scelta! La qualità costruttiva è impressionante: è solida, ben rifinita e molto elegante, soprattutto nella versione Black Ombre. L'illuminazione RGB è incredibile, con una vasta gamma di colori personalizzabili che danno un tocco di stile a ogni scrivania. Una delle cose che mi ha colpito di più è il comfort nell'utilizzo. I cinque strati di pad conferiscono una sensazione di robustezza e riducono notevolmente il rumore, rendendo la digitazione molto piacevole. La manopola è un’aggiunta molto pratica per regolare velocemente il volume senza distrazioni. Inoltre, la tastiera supporta sia la connessione Bluetooth che USB-C, permettendomi di usarla su diversi dispositivi senza problemi. L'autonomia della batteria è fantastica e, grazie al supporto per NKRO (N-Key Rollover), posso digitare velocemente senza preoccupazioni. I tasti hanno una risposta davvero precisa, e i LEOBOG Reaper Switch sono molto reattivi, con una buona combinazione tra tacchette e fluidità, ottimi sia per la scrittura che per il gaming. In conclusione, la EPOMAKER x Aula F75 è una tastiera fantastica, con un design fantastico, prestazioni eccellenti e una grande esperienza d'uso complessiva. La consiglio vivamente a chi cerca un prodotto premium a un prezzo giusto!