EPOMAKER x Aula F75 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Wireless Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard with Five-Layer Padding&Knob, Bluetooth/2.4GHz/USB-C, RGB (Light Blue, LEOBOG Reaper Switch)

Incredibly good keyboard for the price. I had an Epomaker TH80 with an intermittently failing key that I wanted to replace (PCB issue, not switch) so I got the AULA F75 with Ice Vein switches.##### Pros:- Very well damped. Sounds very clean and creamy - no resonances or rattle.- Solid weight, consistent feel and sound throughout the keyboard- Switches are legit - I had never heard of LEOBOG before but the Ice Veins feel and sound great so far. Smooth and clean. I think they might be nicer than the Black Inks in my TH80.##### Cons: (mostly vs TH80 that I had before)- The caps are pretty cheap (not unexpected). Swapping over to the caps from my TH80 greatly improved the sound and feel, and I much prefer the MDA profile as well.- The rotary encoder doesn't have very distinct indents, and it cannot be rebound to other functions besides volume. I used to use it for quickly scrolling chats or large documents via pg up/down, and I cannot do that anymore without manual registry workaround.- There is a blinking charging indicator next to the Esc key that cannot be turned off as long as the battery is charging. The good news is that it is not under a key, so you can just put some tape over it.- Software is a little janky. No custom/open source FW support.

Loving how the keyboard sounds stock, it has a good amount of "thock", and I love the fact that I can mod it any way that I wish because it's hotswappable and easy to change the keycaps. The typing can be a bit sensitive, but I'll Initially be giving it a 5 star review, and will change my review over time if I feel that it's not to my liking but first impressions are very good. I'll also note that because it's south facing LEDs, the keyboard is very vibrant. I'm not the biggest fan of the keycaps themselves having the letters on the bottom middle side of the keycaps, but this is easy fixed with a different keycap set. With what you're buying here, that's a pretty cheap and reasonable option to consider if it's also not to your liking. The setup was easy, it was a quick plug and play with the USB C to USB A into my PC with no hassle. The software was easy to install by searching for the model I had ("Epomaker x Aula F75 drivers") and installing. No restart needed from what I can tell. I can't comment on the battery life as I'm not a wireless keyboard enjoyer, always use a cable, apologies that I can't really say much about that in my review. TL;DR: is down below for my overall thoughts.TL;DR of my thoughts on this product:Pros:-------------------*Fast typing that's responsive*Good south facing LEDs that are vibrant*Pretty good "thock" sound on the board from the factory*The typing experience overall feels smooth*The design is pretty solid overall, doesn't flex much unless you're trying on purpose*The volume knob on the upper right is super nice to have for multimedia!*Size is pretty reasonable for a 75% keyboard*Amazing price proposition for the consumer that's looking for something a little less average in their mech. keyboardCons/nitpicks:------------------*Keycaps having lettering on the bottom south side is not my favorite, but easily can replace them for something else*Doesn't come with a magnetic attachments for a wristwrest so you might want to consider buying one separately*Switches are a little too sensitive, but overall pretty good

The media could not be loaded. 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.