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Last updated: Dec 23, 2025 Scoring
Steelseries and Logitech keyboards are TERRIBLE even if you don't take their prices into account. Aula F75 is one of the best keyboards at its price point and levels above any "gaming" keyboard from Razer, Steelseries, Logitech, etc.
r/bapccanada • any budget keyboard and mouse recomendations ? ->For a safe choice with good reliability and typing in the ₹3k-5k range, go for the Redragon K530/K616 series they offer tri-mode wireless, easy availability, and proper India warranty support. If you can stretch your budget a bit and want better typing feel and sound, pick the AULA F75. DM me for pricing, and I'll provide you the best deal, whether it's for a GPU, monitor, or keyboard.
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As someone who got swindled by them back in the day, I feel ya. The board is a POS. I havent had the pleasure of trying the HE board but there are so many good alternatives, esp for traditional mechanical. I like HE but theres so much better stuff for mechanical if you are not a pro. Some of my favorites: \- AULA f75 - Yes its plastic, but it does have a knob, sounds like a dream and is comfortable to type on. I love mine at home \- EVO 80 For the price point it cannot be beat, 169 and you get leafspring mount, incredible stock switches and free decent keycaps. \- Rainy 75, 89 dollars for the board that remains my daily driver. Same thing as evo 80 except with a gasket mount. And for HE, if you are going to get a board, get the wooting module and throw it into a case from KBD fans. It will take a little longer to get there, but the experience will be way better. I have mine in a holy 80 case, and it's an actual dream. It might even be cheaper. But I understand if you want to keep that board because you have sunk so much money into it. I found that force break mod, tempest tape mod, and putting polyester stuffing in the bottom helped the sound of my old GMMK pro significantly. Hope this helps!
r/MechanicalKeyboards • disappointed - Glorious GMMK 3 Pro ->I'm pretty new to the custom keyboard hobby, but had I known how much nicer a quality keyboard was to use, I would have gotten one a long time ago. These days, you can get a really nice keyboard for cheap. You don't have to go deep into custom land. Something like one of these will blow you mind how much nicer they are to type on. ;) [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPWX3WTL?ref\_=ppx\_hzsearch\_conn\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title\_3&th=1](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPWX3WTL?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1) [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBPXNY9Z?ref\_=ppx\_hzsearch\_conn\_dt\_b\_fed\_asin\_title\_2](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBPXNY9Z?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2) [https://www.amazon.com/EPOMAKER-Mechanical-Swappable-Five-Layer-Bluetooth/dp/B0CW96HFFY](https://www.amazon.com/EPOMAKER-Mechanical-Swappable-Five-Layer-Bluetooth/dp/B0CW96HFFY) [https://www.amazon.com/RK-ROYAL-KLUDGE-R65-Mechanical/dp/B0CNP4P4X3](https://www.amazon.com/RK-ROYAL-KLUDGE-R65-Mechanical/dp/B0CNP4P4X3) Mice are a similar situation. A good Logitech mouse is a sweet thing to have! ;) \[Imgur\](https://i.imgur.com/pg7QzQ9.jpg)
r/buildapc • How important is a good keyboard and mouse? ->It's really cheap. I just bought a second one on Ali express for £18 total (with my deals and stuff I've collected). I'm gonna use it as a display board for my spare key caps. Worth it!
r/keyboards • The 20 most rec'ed gaming keyboards on Reddit (in the past year) ->It's fine tbh. I had the 100% ver and it was nice. The flex was a bit annoying, but i stopped it with some glue lol
r/keyboards • The 20 most rec'ed gaming keyboards on Reddit (in the past year) ->Same anything but RK, Kreo, Cosmic Byte. Aula F75 Max just has a TFT screen which will increase your battery consumption when using wirelessly. You can try other brands as well Mchose G75 is a good replacement for Aula F75. But it's out of stock on all vendors. If your budget is higher then you can look for Aluminium builds as well. But don't go for RK, Kreo or Cosmic Byte. You can go through the sub if you have any doubts for them.
r/mkindia • Which 75% Keyboard Should I Pull the Trigger On? ->Keeb: Aula F75 (6k) - Amazing sound + quality, huge market in India OR RK87 (around 3k) - Amazing tenkeyless, good quality and sound + good vol knob on a budget Mouse: VXE R1 (3k) - Hands down best mouse, lightweight 45g-ish and good quality and amazing battery life. Current mouse right now. Reply to me if you have a better recommendation (unless other use case/productivity)
r/IndianGaming • Good keyboard and mouse under 10k ->f75 max fixed the knob module, it's normal in that.
r/mkindia • Which 75% Keyboard Should I Pull the Trigger On? ->Aula F75 was mentioned already and I can vouch for that one. AliExpress has regular sales on them, I got mine for 52$ with Greywood V3 switches.
r/keyboards • Need help picking a budget keyboard. ->Just get a tri-mode keyboard? AULA F75 has been floating around for a while now, I own one personally, it's not that loud, has BT, wired or dongle mode, backlight if you need it and hot swappable switches, so you can get anything put into it if it's not quiet enough.
r/keyboards • A gaming keyboard that's not overpriced and glowing? ->Ahh; they actually transferred their business to Asia yesterday so customs gonna be a bit less stressful but I really like them so I'd def get it lol yknow :prayge: Honestly aula F75 is cool
r/mkindia • View on Reddit →I've noticed that over the past two years, traditional brands (Logitech, Razer, Corisar, HyperX, etc.) have been disappearing from stores, and people are switching to Chinese brands like Akko, Aula, Epomaker, and others. In fact, I recently bought an AULA F75 instead of the HyperX Alloy Origins and NZXT Function 2. I hope I made the right choice, haha. Is there a specific reason for this? Thanks so much :-)
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →The Aula F75 has pretty good quality in my experience and I got it for $45 on AliExpress.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →I ordered both and compared the two side by side and here are my thoughts: This model has the following that the pro doesn't: - Side RGB - An Alt key on the right hand side - Tactile feeling of the knob was slightly better The switches and sound seemed basically identical between the two. I felt like the switches and chassis color on the pro were more in line with what I wanted and I also felt the RGB on the pro seemed a little stronger, but I have nothing quantitative to base this on. I ended up keeping the pro because of the aesthetics, but other than the few things I mentioned above, the two are functionally identical.
r/buildapcsales • View on Reddit →I got the F75 Max last weekend and I love it. First mechanical keyboard and it feels awesome and the sound is great. I was going to get Keychron (and may still eventually) but the YouTube impressions and $75 same day delivery from Amazon spoke to me too strongly last Saturday.
r/PcBuildHelp • View on Reddit →As the other comment said, any hotswap mechanical keyboard with sound isolation material inside should be sufficient enough nowadays. I recently bought an Aula F75 with Graywood V4 switches and they sounded amazing, but since people around me was disturbed with the noise I swapped them with Outemu Silent Peach V3 switches and it was way more silent than most membrane keyboards I used in the past. Honestly I can recommend you buying any hotswap mechanical keyboard (with sound isolation material inside preferably) with your desired outer case color and design, then mod the switches and keycaps to your heart's content. In addition, there are literally tons of switches and UK layout keycaps on Temu and Aliexpress, you can find pretty good ones there to your liking.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Keeb: Aula F75 (6k) - Amazing sound + quality, huge market in India OR RK87 (around 3k) - Amazing tenkeyless, good quality and sound + good vol knob on a budget Mouse: VXE R1 (3k) - Hands down best mouse, lightweight 45g-ish and good quality and amazing battery life. Current mouse right now. Reply to me if you have a better recommendation (unless other use case/productivity)
r/IndianGaming • View on Reddit →AULA F75 - omg the thwackiness, the sleekness, my word
r/aoe4 • View on Reddit →Aula F75 and Razer DeathAdder V2X HyperSpeed This is what I'm daily driving
r/IndianGaming • View on Reddit →could you please help me out, i have the # x Aula 75 Key Mechanical Keyboard where can i find the drivers to customize the function keys? i tried their drivers in the google drive none seems to work.
r/buildapcsales • View on Reddit →For a safe choice with good reliability and typing in the ₹3k-5k range, go for the Redragon K530/K616 series they offer tri-mode wireless, easy availability, and proper India warranty support. If you can stretch your budget a bit and want better typing feel and sound, pick the AULA F75. DM me for pricing, and I'll provide you the best deal, whether it's for a GPU, monitor, or keyboard.
r/IndianGaming • View on Reddit →I have a Redragon Kumara 552 switch blue, but it is very old, despite being good. And I recently bought an AULA F75, I highly recommend it.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →I don't know, maybe I'm just the unlucky one who ended up buying a crappy keyboard out of thousands of good ones. I thought for $75-which is considered expensive in my country-the G512 would be a great experience, but I was wrong. It's terrible. So bad that it made me not want to use any Logitech keyboards ever again. Some keys have broken LEDs, the switches sometimes don't work, sometimes they double-click on the same key (wtf???), there's electrical leakage from the keyboard plate, the sound, the typing feel... everything is just awful. I switched to the Aula F75 and it's a hundred times better (at least for now).
r/LogitechG • View on Reddit →i've got the aula f75 right now, and while i do love the f75's capabilities i also believe that it struggles on the gaming side of things compared to something with rapid trigger. if you're into gaming more i suggest the 68HE, it'll be a night and day difference apparently. i'm ordering myself the HE now and i think i'll like it personally
r/MechanicalKeyboards • View on Reddit →I\`m enjoying of the aula F75. But I missing of key "printscreen". So I'm thinking about switching to the F87
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Aula F75 or RK M75 ( stackskb clearance sale I think they got 2 or 1 left so be quick ) Both of them are cool in under 5k!! Aula is more clacky sounding to me with a nice design RK is similar to exact design but it has a little screen so if you wanna flex it lol :) Ordered RK M75 for similar reason!
r/mkindia • View on Reddit →Aula F75. I got one for $42 and it is such a good board. You can get it cheap on Aliexpress and I have not had any bad experiences with it.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Dude get a better keyboard, Aula f75, it's cheap but good
r/Alienware • View on Reddit →I also went with the aula f75 and replaced the key caps for like 11$ and swapped my own switches (optional) and I love it
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Steelseries and Logitech keyboards are TERRIBLE even if you don't take their prices into account. Aula F75 is one of the best keyboards at its price point and levels above any "gaming" keyboard from Razer, Steelseries, Logitech, etc.
r/bapccanada • View on Reddit →Sorry for the presumption (off the bat); but considering the question, it appears that this is going to be first or early forays into mechanical keyboards. I would suggest going with Aula 75 (or more compact Aula option). The keyboards are good entry point to the mechanical keyboard (plus buy it off of Amazon and it can be returned easily, if he doesn't like it), the build quality is great for the price point and they have decent switches. For a regular joe/casual gamer/for office goers, coming from a non-mechanical keyboard, this keyboard is a huge jump for me in terms of performance, usability and experience. Also, their keyboards are swappable (depending on the model you choose) which essentially allows you to change the switches and the key-caps (in future if you wish to go down that rabbit hole :)). Further, in general, look for pre-lubed switches (from the company). Also, I am presuming that he is a casual gamer and Aula keyboards have decent performances (check for response time on you tube videos \~2 ms - wired). Also, please be aware of the number of options, audiophilic you tube videos highlighting the wonderful sounds each type of keyboard produces which will cause confusion (rightly so). Furthermore, the answer to your question will also depend on the budget (Aula 75/99 keyboards are priced around \~130 CAD, do check Amazon for routine discounts on certain products). Happy shopping!!!
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →I am leaning that its a customize softeare problem i just opened the package yesterday and the ones i have problem are all purple keys.
r/buildapcsales • View on Reddit →The Aula F75 Pro was my first true mechanical I bought a few months ago and has been my daily work driver for the most part. My only real beef is how tight the Leobog Reaper switches are to come off and most stick to the keycaps, so when I finally change things out, it will be quite a chore. I haven't tested BT, but wired and 2.4 have worked pretty flawlessly. I got some flack when people heard me typing on a call because they said it was loud 😂
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →idk maybe aula f75 and a kysona jupiter se from aliexprezz shud b less than 80bux but i dun got no tariffs in my country the keyboard has good sounds and fancy rgb switches with diffuser like thingie and a knob control thingie, the mouse is super light like 50g and popular copied pasted ergonomic design, comes with decent web ui drivers and three modes of connection
r/buildapc • View on Reddit →Mouse Loigtech G305 LIGHSPEED and Keyboard AULA F75 Thunder Black.
r/MouseReview • View on Reddit →Don't get aula f75, it's pretty shitty and overrated, I got one and it stopped working after 3 months.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Aula F75 can be found for $42 (what I paid), a little above your budget but it has everything you want and I think it has a lot of bang for the buck.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →I use my Aula F75 with Fedora 42 (works perfectly, knob control works even better than Windows). Today however, Fedora is refusing to connect to my Wifi for some reason. I just updated it :( On Linux I'm getting incredible battery life out of it, haven't tried it on windows (shouldn't make much of a difference since it is just a keyboard, but I wanna test out how different protocols change stuff.)
r/mkindia • View on Reddit →Have my F75 for half a year now, it's one of the best boards i havebused
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Aula F75, it's $70 on Amazon (although you can get it cheaper on Aliexpress) and it's pretty nice. Good sounding, nice feel, and they have a black version with orange accent keys (you can swap keys if you want). Has RGB, wireless, and a volume knob. Good starter board imo.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →You can't go wrong with Aula f75 or rk87, they're really nice for gaming. Although if you absolutely want it purely for gaming or want the best possible gaming performance and experience then you should be looking at Hall Effect keyboards that come with magnetic switches that allow you to adjust the actuation points of the switch (ie how farther down you press to activate). All HE keyboards available in India are fantastic 🙂
r/mkindia • View on Reddit →I got the hype for it when I got my first Keychron, the K10 Pro, but I had just scratched the surface on Mech Keyboards. After using 100%'s for my entire life, I wanted to try something different. I bought the Aula F75 first because I wanted to try 75%, i liked the color scheme, and it was cheap (~$45). There's a lot of things I like about this board better than the K10 Pro but I realized that the way I type is uncommon (self-taught) and I use the right shift to capitalize all of my letters instead of the left. I have some other areas of concern with the Aula F75, but the main lesson I learned was that my favorite layout size is 80% (TKL). I am now asking for what I am hoping will be my endgame (dream board) for Christmas, which is the MCHOSE GX87. I plan on customizing it with new keycaps and potentially new switches (unless I really like the ones it comes with) as well as disconnecting the battery to run it wired. I really think this board is perfect for me because it's the only one that I've found that checks every single box of what I want in the perfect keyboard.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →The R75 keyboard is a pretty decent one, sound dampening and its price point seems okay too, leaving great budget for high quality switches and keycaps. The fact that its QMK/VIA compatible is a big plus, also great board to start modding. Generally I don't like Royal Kludge's quality but this product seems to be a solid choice. Apart from that one, I can recommend you Leobog Hi75, which has a nice, durable aluminum case; Ajazz AK820 Max Plus (sound dampening is good); Aula F75 (pretty nice sound dampening and long battery duration, sadly plastic casing); Wobkey Rainy 75 Lite (Amazing value for its price, great sound isolation). If you ask me, R75, Hi75 and Rainy 75 Lite are all solid choices but Rainy 75 Lite and Hi75 are kind of a bit more premium products with their material quality and R75 is a better bang for buck, giving more window and budget for customization and showing the basics of modding a bit better. Apart from that, I can easily recommend you the following brands: Akko, Ajazz, Wobkey, NuPhy, Epomaker, Gamakay, Aula, Mchose and GravaStar. Steer clear from Keychron (not as reliable as they used to be anymore). I think most if not all keyboards come with stabilisers anyways. Kailh Prestige Silent Switches still have a bit of noise and I'm not sure if lubrication can help it, but lubrication will definitely do wonders on Outemu Silent Peach V3 or Akko Fairy switches over the factory-made lubrication. Also O-rings aren't needed much with silent switches but can help you with travel distances of your switches if you don't like the key to go down too much after the key push command is executed. Oof it has been a long writing, lol. Hopefully I could answer all your questions and my answers give you some ideas about your future plans with modding your keyboard. Feel free to ask any other question you have in mind.
r/keyboards • View on Reddit →Thanks, my problem is that my left windows key is not working and f5-f8 are not working
r/buildapcsales • View on Reddit →https://preview.redd.it/oyl958t47mme1.png?width=3987&format=png&auto=webp&s=d359da356389342650e636a3e2b58e9c86bd2f09 Got this beauty (AulaF75) been a week and very satisfied with the keyboard. I mainly play Marvel Rivals with my boys almost everyday and it's working smooth like butter
r/mkindia • View on Reddit →Aula F75/87/99 depending on your persuasion. Best bang for your buck.
r/buildapc • View on Reddit →Try a budget keyboard first. Research a little about switches.. like blue, red, black, brown etc. i would suggest you "aula f75" . (r/mkindia join at your own risk..🙃🙃)
r/IndianGaming • View on Reddit →People are stuck somewhere in 2015 with those cherry mx suggestions... There are so many options of customizations with absolutely different sound profiles nowadays, but people still think that mechanical keyboards are still on the same dogshit level like 10y.o Hyperx or whatever. Good example is budget options like Aula F75. Yes, it's not silent, but have very pleasant sound profile. It's just a good affordable base for some silent switches, if you really need it. 50$ for keyboard and ~10-15$ for silent switches set like Outemu Silent Peach V3 and you are done. But, most likely you'd prefer stock sound profile over silence, it's just that good out of the box (for that price, ofc). Even so I own HE keyboard, I won't say it's a complete musthave. Just a great addition to the hobby, when you're playing competitively. Typical mechanical keyboards are good enough for 99% of people.
r/pcmasterrace • View on Reddit →Just get a tri-mode keyboard? AULA F75 has been floating around for a while now, I own one personally, it's not that loud, has BT, wired or dongle mode, backlight if you need it and hot swappable switches, so you can get anything put into it if it's not quiet enough.
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