AULA F75 Max Creamy Thocky Mechanical Keyboard Tri-mode with TFT Screen

Been looking to upgrade my keyboard and this Aula f75 max did not disappoint. The sound is so satisfying—nice and thoccy! It feels great to type on, has a solid weight, and the battery life is incredible (haven’t charged it in weeks and it’s still going strong). I love the little gif screen and the knob—such a cool touch. Might customise the keys later, but for now, I’m super happy with it.

This keyboard is awesome. There are many great features but the best is the sound of the keystrokes. It has the perfect thock and it's so satisfying to hear whenever I type. Hands down my favorite keyboard I've ever owned.

I’ve been in the IT industry for over 20 years, so I’ve seen a few keyboards and long hours using them. This one feels fantastic: silky smooth keys. The sound is nice too. So far, battery life has been good. The base is nice and heavy. I’m comparing this to my AJAZZ AK820 MAX and feel it is superior. The mini LED display screen is a nice touch, just remember to remove the protective plastic film from it or it might appear hazy.

As a big fan of the "creamy keyboard" trend, I picked up the Aula F75 MAX for my fiance, who is new to the mechanical keyboard world, and he was immediately drawn to its gradient gray color scheme. Unlike many keyboards with more "feminine" palettes, this design stood out to him for its sleek, modern aesthetic. Of course, prior to him being an official owner, I had to take it for a lil test drive. Out of the box, the unboxing experience is clutch. It comes with everything you need: a few extra switches (we call them "the extra t-shirt buttons), a keycap puller, and a USB-C cable. The USB dongle is tucked neatly into its own little enclave on the top side of the board, alongside the switch to toggle between 2.4G, wired, and Bluetooth modes, a thoughtful and well-compartmentalized design! The included manual is a lifesaver, and I love Epomakers easy and efficient design of them. They're known to offer clear instructions (in various languages) on how to switch connection modes, adjust RGB settings, and even set up custom options for the small display screen. While you can use the function keys to cycle through RGB modes, full customization of the screen seems to require the software. That said, you can manually tweak some settings using the scroll knob, which also doubles as a super convenient volume control for quick adjustments throughout the day. The typing experience is absolutely incredible. The Leobog Reaper Switches deliver keystrokes that are buttery smooth yet brain scratchingly clacky. The matte black frame feels high-end, and the gradient keycaps with the side-printed legends provide a minimalist, elegant vibe. My fiance is thrilled to have joined the "dark side" of mechanical keyboards with this beauty, and I have to admit, i'm a little jealous of how amazing, unique, and amazing it looks and feels.

First thing i noticed it has a nice weight to it and the plastic case is very solid and it also has a metal badge on the back of it also everything just feels really nice on it. The pbt keycaps i really like how they look with the gradient shaded colors and they have great shine through with the side facing legends and they feel great in my opinion to with the leobog reaper switches which is the first time trying these switch's and with the keycaps they has a nice linear creamy feeling with a popping sound to them and being gasket mount it all goes great together with a nice typing feel. And the gasket mount they did it perfect in my opinion cause the flex is great on it. The rgb lighting has a nice brightness alot better than most of the keyboards i have and has alot of customizable effects also while using the software and with out the software. The little screen is a nice little feature to have cause i have always liked when keyboards come with them cause it shows the date and time and battery life and you can put a photo or a gif on it than you also get a volume wheel which is a must have for me always on keyboards and the volume wheel itself feels nice and smooth with little small clicks to it. The software while the keyboard works perfect with out it but if you want to customize the screen with photos and a gif you do need it but the nice thing you don't always have to have the software running cause the keyboard has onboard memory which also keeps the time so you can even uninstall the software if you wanted to afterwards.