EPOMAKER 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, Ice Vein Switch)

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.

This Aula F75 is excellent and I can’t recommend it enough. I bought this configuration particularly because I like the creamy thocky sound of the Ice Vein switches (though you can always change them out to any you prefer anyway). I also like that this has north facing LEDs for top printed shine through lettering vs south facing which are more appropriate to side printed shine through lettering. The keycaps this keyboard comes with are not shine through! Though the keyboard itself has lights, I really recommend you get a set of shine through keycaps so you can actually see the letters and symbols at night. That was a must do operation for me and could be a drawback to those who don’t want to replace their keycaps themselves. It’s a relatively easy task that takes about 30-40 minutes, but it is extra cost and bother. In the photos I also ordered another set of MOA shaped color gummy bear keycaps to give me the aesthetic I prefer. I only mention because all of those changes are aftermarket and you should not expect that on your initial keyboard purchase. The stock keycaps are in cherry profile, which to me are the best keycap profile as they are comfortable, ergonomic, and fast to type on without fatigue. This is my first mechanical keyboard, and I have to say I can never go back. Aside from the wonderful sound, the keyboard itself has feedback and bounce makes typing an absolute pleasure. I bought this keyboard since I decided to start creative writing and perhaps write a book and I thought it would be cool to have nice bespoke keyboard I could call my own. I have zero regrets on this purchase at all and I highly recommend you should also go down the rabbit hole and get yourself a mechanical keyboard in a color scheme you like with switches you like the feel and sound of. For the price, I think this keyboard delivers a huge amount of value. I love that I can connect it via usb, the dongle, or across three Bluetooth devices and it’s so easy to switch between them. The battery life is amazing and the multimedia knob is a handy edition. I love my keyboard and recommend it highly. It can be a little loud for the workplace, but they also sell silent switches out there if you want to mod it to be extra quiet as well so people don’t necessarily hear if your working or not. I use mine at home and like the super satisfying ASMR sound of my keystrokes. My biggest advice would be to watch videos to hear what switches best work for you. Also I recommend you closely consider what color way you eventually want and consider if south or north facing LEDs are best for you. In my case, I don’t like south facing LEDs as they’re hard to see when the lights are off. I also didn’t like the clacking sound of the reaper or greywood switches, so this ice vein configuration was the obvious choice for me. One last note is the retractable dual height feet at the bottom are amazingly sturdy and impressively built. I honestly can’t see anyone needing much more keyboard than this aside from aesthetic preference of maybe a solid aluminum case.

I've been on the hunt for the perfect mechanical keyboard for ages, and the Aula F75 has completely exceeded my expectations! From the moment it arrived, I was impressed by the premium build quality – it feels incredibly solid and well-designed. But where it truly shines is the typing experience. The switches (I opted for the Leobog Ice Vein and they are phenomenal!) are butter-smooth and incredibly responsive. Each keypress is a joy, with a wonderfully satisfying "thocky" sound that makes every keystroke feel premium. The 75% layout is perfectly compact for my desk, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a vibrant, personal touch. Connectivity is flawless, whether I'm using it wired, with the 2.4GHz dongle, or via Bluetooth. For the price, the Aula F75 delivers an unbelievable amount of value, performing like a keyboard twice its cost. If you're looking for a top-tier mechanical keyboard that won't break the bank, stop searching – this is the one! You won't regret it!

Super high-quality keyboard! It definitely doesn’t feel like an $80 keyboard like this is something that feels like it’s worth like maybe $150 the material is so nice and it’s super responses and it connected almost instantly and hasn’t had any issues.. the keys are a little bit like hard? Like I would recommend getting maybe magnetic switches to make the keyboard a little more responsive because you do have to press all the way down to get the keys to respond.. other than that the material is really nice. It’s a really nice plastic. The knob is actually I think aluminum around it and the center a.k.a. the white part is plastic. The RGB is really pretty and very bright so perfect for a nighttime study sessions lol. It’s not like a thin keyboard. Like if you have a short monitor and you like to keep your monitor a little bit higher than your keyboard, then I would recommend having to upgrade your monitor arm/monitor stand because this keyboard is about an inch thick- and it does have some weight to it. Over there it has really good grip. It doesn’t slide around my desk or anything and I didn’t see anybody reviewing the ice vein switches but they are very thonky but also super creamy.. the Doesn’t have like a hollow sound to it I wanted to post a video on here, but Amazon won’t let me sadly :( it keeps glitching, but I would highly recommend the ice vein switches

This is my initial review after purchasing this keyboard earlier this week, utilizing it for college coursework and testing various video games. At first, I was hesitant about purchasing this keyboard never having spent this much on a keyboard before, but it was then discounted to around 65 dollars, and I decided to pull the trigger after using a cheap $25 mechanical keyboard for a few years. The design of this keyboard is wonderful, having personally gone for the Light Blue colorway with the Ice Vein Switches. Sound - Again I went with the Ice Vein Swithces so that is what you will hear in the video down below, but I must say the sound is rather pleasing being subtle and soft not being overall clacky and distracting. Feel - Switching over from the cheap mechanical keyboard a much lighter typing experience is received and it almost feels buttery when typing, overall it feels amazing to type or game on this keyboard for extended periods. 3 different height adjustment levels to pick from which is also a nice feature to have based on what angle you enjoy typing. The knob feels very tactile being able to feel each adjustment to the rotation. Connectivity - I have been using the keyboard's 2.4 GHz wireless connection and have had zero issues with input lag while gaming or typing, I also haven't had to charge the battery since starting to use the product but the included charger cable is rather lackluster so I do recommend getting a braided coiled one if planning on using this keyboard wired for extended periods. Lighting - The backlight RBG on this Keyboard is also fantastic it is very bright with multiple colors to choose from including different lighting modes which can all be changed right from the keyboard. The one complaint some people may give this keyboard is the non-seethrough key caps which I prefer especially because this has a nice bold font for the keycaps. Conclusion - Overall after doing extensive research and landing on this keyboard for my final decision as a good budget option, I have zero regrets and would recommend it to anyone with the different colorways, switches, and hot swappability all at this price point.

I was using a Corsair keyboard I spent $150+ on, thinking I had one of the best keyboards I could get. I started noticing how annoying the sound was on it, so I got a this (much cheaper) keyboard to use for studio work. I’ve been on it ever since. Has an amazing creamy sound right out the box, and feels solid without being too heavy. You don’t really notice the plastic material on the outer shell, and replacing the switches could help with the more thocky sound people tend to look for. Battery life and connectivity have not been an issue for me, although some people have told me theirs don’t take too well to the usb receiver mode. It looks great however, with some really bright rub backlit lights. Ice vein switches don’t seem too sensitive, but I guess it’s all preference. Every time I touch this keyboard, I’m glad I spent the money on it.

I’ve been using the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 for personal use, and it has quickly become one of my favorite keyboards. The compact 75% layout is the perfect size—it saves desk space while still keeping all the keys I need, and it’s small enough to carry around easily. The portability is a big plus since I can use it both at home and on the go without feeling weighed down. The design is absolutely stunning. The aesthetic has a premium, modern look, and I constantly get comments on how nice it looks on my setup. Beyond looks, the build quality feels solid, with no flexing or cheap materials, so it gives me confidence it will hold up for the long run. Typing on this keyboard is a joy. The gasket mount provides a satisfying bounce, and the key sound is exactly what I want—crisp, smooth, and not too loud. It makes typing both fun and comfortable, whether I’m writing, working, or gaming. Battery life has also been great. I’ve gone days of regular use without needing to recharge, and when I do, the USB-C charging is quick and easy. Plus, with wireless connectivity, I don’t feel tied down by cables, making it even more convenient for portability. Overall, this is a well-rounded keyboard that nails both form and function. It’s stylish, sounds great, feels fantastic to type on, and lasts a long time on battery. If you’re looking for a high-quality portable mechanical keyboard, I highly recommend the EPOMAKER x Aula F75.

I've never had a mechanical keyboard before buying the AULA F75. I've followed different youtubers and tried to do as much research as I could so I could get exactly what I wanted. I saw a review of this board recently and thought it sounded just right, and the price is really nice, so I pulled the trigger. I don't have anything else to compare it to, but this board feels really nice. It's nice and heavy, something I didn't know I would appreciate before getting it, and it sounds awesome. It's nice and creamy and it feels really nice to type on, also something I didn't know I would appreciate as much as I do. My wife, who doesn't even know what a mechanical keyboard is, came in after I got it and pressed some keys and said, "Wow that sounds really good". For reference, I got the Ice Vein switches. The RGB can be over the top, nice and subtle, or off. I have it set to a nice whiteish blue color that flickers a bit and works almost like a backlight. It's just right for me. I do feel like I need a wrist rest since it's a bit high and I find myself holding my wrists about an inch off of my desk to type. This is the only "issue" I have with the keyboard, but it just gives me an excuse to make something fun so it's not really an issue to me. All in all, I love this keyboard and it makes me want to type and work on it.

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A mi hija, que fue quien lo pidió,le encanta. A mí el sonidito de las teclas me da mucho jugo.

Compré la versión con los Ice Vein, con un peso de actuación de 45 gramos, muy suave, y con un sonido cremoso muy satisfactorio. Puede que algunos se beneficien de un reposa muñecas, es alto y se doblan las manos. Más comodo que un teclado plano, con él conseguí mejorar bastante mi velocidad de escritura A considerar: Es enteramente de plástico, y sí se dobla, pero en el escritorio no se siente endeble. La perilla de volumen está un poco suelta. La retroiluminación no ilumina las letras, sólo alrededor de las teclas.

AMAZING!!! Just BUY IT... Im amazed I could make reactions like I did with this keyboard. It feels so smooth when typing. Keyboard is weighty which compliments the quality of these keys. SOUND is also AMAZING. CREAMY and THOCKY. I LOVE IT.. Here's a pic and video aswell.

Horrible keyboard 2nd day of owning it it stopped working