EPOMAKERX Aula F75 MAX Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with TFT Screen and Knob, Gasket Gaming Keyboard in 75% Layout, Hot Swappable, RGB Backlight, for PC/Mac/Linux (Black Gradient)

The first thing i noticed out of the box was how it felt. It didn’t feel cheap, didn’t feel lightweight either. It’s perfectly balanced. The sound is absolutely amazing my ears do NOT get tired of it. The dongle has an insert in front of the keyboard and is magnetic for security. The RGB modes and the software that comes with it make it so much more personal. The keys feel soft and it’s very simple to use.

Overall this is one of my favorite keyboards, especially at 80~ dollars. The sound is fairly "creamy", the Reaper switches are smooth and seem to be pretty consistent. They don't require much force. South-facing LEDs might be a con for some people. I think this is one of my "best feeling" boards until I step up to other keyboards with aluminum cases that are almost all in a higher price bracket.

I have 3 other F75 variants and this one is just as good as any of them, but there are some differences that hold it back from being the best.The weight is on par with the F75 and F75 pro, the size is the same since it’s from the same line.It looks the same as the other models except for the addition of the TFT screen for the hud and knob functions which are nice but kinda useless unless your putting a GIF on it.The knob is much more sensitive than the others and that’s not so great.Bluetooth pairing is very solid if you’re using it to type with. I suggest sticking to wired ore the 2.4ghz dongle if you’re gaming.Sound profile is very different than the others, but with the right switches it does sound better. The sound dampening layers are noticeably better, but sounds more thocky than creamy. The chassis is stiffer and I do like that as the other variants have a bit too much flex for me personally.I did trick it out with some Epomaker Wisteria V2 switches and some shine through keycaps and it’s a dream to use.All in all, if you don’t have an F75 I highly recommend this one as your first, especially when it’s on sale.UPDATE: So I have had this board for a few weeks now and have to knock iff a star. While love the way it feels, the tiny screen is very dim and scratches easily. It really is not innovative or very useful, the week is too darn sensitive, and overall it’s not as good as the F75 PRO version.I am going to gift this to a friend of mine since it is still such a great board for the money. But ultimately, save yourself the money and get the base or the Pro Model.

It came with over 10 different lights modes, key sound creamy and I can feel the quality of the keyboard with the weight and how smooth it feel and also it have a matte finish on the whole keyboard

The media could not be loaded. I have been looking for a creamy keyboard to buy, and this was no disappointment! It sounds delicious, and the board itself is very nice. The little screen is customizable with GIFs and has many settings. The keys feel nice, and the switches that are prebuilt are awesome. The video really does not do the keyboard justice. When you buy the keyboard, remember to go to the EPOMAKER website and download the software for this keyboard. That is how the screen can be changed, and the board settings can be saved.

Just a nice keyboard.

Keybaord is amazing

Keys feel and sound great, for its primary purpose it’s a great keyboard.The couple quirks areThe screen is super dim, especially at the angle you’ll usually be looking at it. Putting custom gifs is super easy and is really cool. Wish I could see them better.The knobs encoder doesn’t perfectly line up with the steps so it’ll jump to the next selection before it feels like it should. Feels super cheap in that respect. And you have to use the menu to scroll to the volume menu item, select it, then you can adjust volume. Takes too long and is less convenient than using any other method to change volume.And then the clock is only 24hrs, can’t set it to 12hrs. Making it pretty much useless.