EPOMAKER AULA F75 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 75% Layout with Knob, Creamy Gasekt-Mount with Sound-Dampening, RGB, Hot-Swap, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz (Light Blue, Reaper Switch)

BEST KEYBOARD I HAVE EVER OWNED
I am writing this review on the black one with icy vein switches, this keyboard sounds and feels amazing just stock out of the box. From the moment you feel the weight of the keyboard you will know that it is a prenium product at an affordable price

Absolutely amazing product
I absolutely love this keyboard. I bought it almost a year ago and use it very often. The main reason I bought it was for the nice “clicky” sound, but since then it had become very easy to use, it’s lightweight, and the perfect size. Don’t get me wrong, the sound is still perfect as well, and I love that it comes with spare keys and the tool to remove the old ones. It’s got two different sizes of stand on the back and is great for multiple uses.I absolutely love this keyboard and it is definitely worth the money.

As close to a traditional typewriter keyboard as you can get.
Bought this keyboard to link (bluetooth) with Android tablet to allow my wife to communicate using speech assistant app, as a stroke left her unable to speak. She is a retired shorthand typist and, after trying several keyboards, this is the closest to a traditional querty keyboard, which she finds ideal. Don’t need all the bells and whistles, but having a keyboard she can use is a godsend. The keyboard is sturdy, and lettering on keys is clear ( a bonus for me). Very pleased with purchase.

Awesome Value & High Quality Keyboard
I went with the Ice Vein varient considering I was seeking out a more creamy/thoccy tone as opposed to something that’s a little more clicky. I’ve got a slight sensitivity to higher pitched noise and despite the price being lower, it has performed remarkably well against my Razer Huntsman keyboard that has been serving me for the past year now.Compared to my Huntsman, this keyboard is actually satisfying to type on, the actuation is consistent and it doesn’t take too much strength to fully register a keystroke. This important for someone like myself as I routinely do lots of writing. I also enjoy the feature to angle my keyboard with the built in stand, plus it has two separate modes depending on if you have a wristrest or not.Considering the price, I am thoroughly impressed with the build quality of this keyboard. There’s a difference between cheap plastic that can easily cut your fingers as well as the more refined type and this is certainly that more refined type. Compared to my Huntsman, I am pleasantly surprised that the keycaps feel more premium considering I paid over half the price for this. Furthermore, this keyboard has some heft in it thanks to the gasket design, giving me lots of peace of mind regarding the durability of it!The top feature for me for this keyboard is the flexibility. From a 2.4GHz universally compatible USB dongle that slots away into the keyboard itself, Bluetooth functionality or being able to simply plug and play with pretty much any hardware, the fact that I can simply unplug it from my desk and take it with me to college for my studies brings me an endless amount of joy. That and also its 75% profile ensures that the keyboard retains all important functionality without needing to sacrifice the convenience of shortcuts for a smaller profile. The volume knob and the mute feature that comes from it has also been vastly helpful and is even reprogrammable!The RGB is a little underwhelming considering it doesn’t glow through the keycaps and can’t be customised with software to a signficiant degree, but I’m not really the type to care about RGB all too much; if you’re big into that then please bear this in mind!I honestly don’t see why people spend an extortionate amount of money on “gaming” keyboards when this exists and harbours the most satisfying typing experience out of all the keyboards I’ve owned in the past, plus there isn’t any visible latency from what I can tell between gaming alongside writing with this thing. It’s mechanical, it’s satisfying, it’s built well and even includes some basic RGB, that’s all most people could ask for in a keyboard nowadays and it’s enough to satify my needs!

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…

Ja kan maanden met 1x opladen. Het geluid van de toetsen is ook heel fijn