EPOMAKER x AULA F75 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Wireless Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard with Five-Layer Padding&Knob, Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C, RGB (Black, Ice Vein Switch)

Sounds amazing, quality is amazing, overall really good keyboard.

Great build quality, best value for money keyboard

First impression!! Amazing very nice keyboard experience the backlight adjustments are so good.. Worth for the money

Everything is amzing for this keyboard it’s just good.

Although the base of the keyboard is plastic it's very nice and for it's price the product is outstanding and the base surprisingly isn't too bad and the quality of the switches and key caps are really good. The most thing I'd say is bad about the keyboard is the knob and it's not horrible it still works perfectly. Really amazed about the cheap price and the quality of the keyboard.

all i can say is wow sound really good the quality is is beyond expectation. overall very happy satisfied with the product, worth every single penny.

Good

Perfect

EL ARTICULO ES EXCELENTE, SE SIENTE UN TECLADO CON CUERPO, ES PESADO Y LA VERDAD ES QUE SE AGRADECE, EL ANTERIOR QUE TENIA ERA BASTANTE LIGERO Y NUNCA IMAGINE QUE EL HECHO QUE SEA PESADO SE SINTIERA MUCHO MEJOR, LOS SWITCHES EXCELENTES, EL TACTO Y EL RUIDO ES PLACENTERO, HACE QUE QUIERAS ESTAR ESCRIBIENDO TODO EL DIA, DE HABER SABIDO QUE EXISTE EL F99, HUBIERA OPTADO POR ESE, PERO EN FIN, ESTOY SATISFECHO CON ESTE TECLADO Y AMPLIAMENTE RECOMENDABLE, LO UNICO QUE NO ME GUSTA ES QUE LOS KEYCAPS DEBERIAN SER TRASLUCIDOS, YA QUE SIN LUZ ES UN POCO DIFICIL DISTINGUIR LAS TECLAS, DE AHI EN MAS ES EXCELENTE!

Molto bella e valida

I switched to this 75% keyboard after years of typing on a full Logitech keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches; I found the Brown switches way too loud and unpleasant. I spent a few weeks researching smaller mechanical keyboards with hot-swappable switches, and eventually settled on this Epomaker. The keyboard was essentially tied with a Keychron V3 on my subjective ranking, but I ended up going with the Epomaker because I preferred the placement of the knob and the overall design. I would also like the preface my review by saying that while I spent a fair bit of time researching this keyboard, I am by no means an expert when it comes to mechanical keyboards. Pros: • I really, really enjoy typing on this keyboard. It sounds good and it feels good. • Very sturdy keyboard even though the housing is plastic. • I love the Graywood V3 switches I selected. I watched many YouTube videos to compare different switch options, and in the end I went with these ones because they are not too loud and they sound very satisfying. • I tried the keyboard on macOS, Ubuntu 22.04, and Windows 10, and it worked just fine. The volume knob works out of the box on all three operating systems. • The 2.4GHz dongle is attached magnetically to the rear of the keyboard. It is secure, yet easy to remove, and every time you put it back it makes a very satisfying click. I love these kinds of details! • At the time I bought this keyboard, it came with a special offer which let me select a fancy coiled aviator cable for free. This was really good value! See attached picture. Cons: • The Enter keycap has a tiny blemish. It's nearly indistinguishable, so this is just nitpicking. • No support for VIA or other "mainstream" customization software. I don't plan to customize the keyboard too much, so this isn't an issue for me, but the Epomaker-provided software seems to be Windows-only and a little clunkier than alternatives.

This keyboard is amazing! This is the best keyboard I've bought, it looks beautiful and is easily customised. The lights are managed with an easy to use program and the keys sound amazing, so already a step above my previous keyboards. I really appreciate the different connectivity modes and have yet to notice any input delay when using the cable, I only use the Bluetooth and dongle modes for things like YouTube or for watching movies so lag wouldn't really be an issue anyway, but I haven't noticed any. The knob on the top right is intuitive and is a really nice way to control the volume on my PC. I moved to this keyboard from a 60% and I think 75% might be the best sized keyboard I've used, It's not missing anything like in the 60% and it still feels compact enough that it's never in the way. All in all, this is a great keyboard that sounds beautiful, would fit on just about any desk, and has yet to show even the slightest of wear. I would absolutely recommend anyone looking to upgrade their keyboard to get this one.

There is an issue with my product in which it does not charge properly. This is a defective keyboard unfortunately :/