Aula F75 Keyboard

the aula f75 is good but personally id go with something that has QMK/VIA but that is only because i love its functionality, if you don't care the f75 will be more than good enough

i actually tried the aula f75 last month and it's solid for the price if you just want a good sounding prebuilt. the stock switches are pretty smooth.

The keyboard is perfect, but I can't get used to the switches being so sensible. This is my first mechanical keyboard so I have never tried other types of switches

May I know what makes you recommend this over the Aula f75?

all of the Aula and Epomaker keyboards are nice for the price...I did demo an aula f75 at best buy and it felt really nice

It's a really good keyboard for it's price in my opinion, I bought the f75 max as a reserve keyboard...and i'm genuinely using it more than my main keyboard since it's better in almost every way.

What made you pick f75 over mchose g75? just asking because when i searched, g75v2 was superior overall

Is it possible to use it in wired mode with charging turned off like in keychron k3?? Also which to choose - keychron k3 vs Aula f75??

Aula F75 with Ice Vein OR Aula F75 with Reaper - which one would you choose if you don't want quieter keys and would want the clicky-clack sound while typing?

I found the Aula F75 to be a good choice and wanted your opinion on the side engraved keys edition. Would it cause any problems in daytime?

I will tell you go for mchose g75 pro , because in my opinion it is better than aula f75

This was the exact keyboard that started me down a very expensive hobby of custom, mechanical keyboards. The AULAF75 will have a special place in my heart.

All 5 months i owned Aula F75 i loved this thing. Every time somebody asks about a solid cheap keyboard, i always recommend them this one

The Aula f75 will go down as a classic. Best bang for buck board there is. Feels and sounds so good.