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)

Love this keyboard, came from a royal kludge r918 from years ago and this keyboard feels 10x better. The weight, the sound and the rgbs are awesome. The software to change settings isn't too bad, a little difficult to use, but gets the job done. Five stars for me as this doesn't break the bank, but offers many quality features that you would find in a more expensive one.

The media could not be loaded. Setup & First Impressions 💻Connected seamlessly to my MacBook, Mac Mini, and two external monitors without any driver nonsense. The TFT screen shows useful info like battery life and which device you’re connected to — not just pointless eye candy.The Creamy Thock Revolution 🎧These factory-lubed linear switches are absolute perfection. Deep, creamy thock that sounds expensive without being obnoxiously loud. The gasket mount gives it this premium bounce that makes every keystroke feel intentional. I found myself typing random sentences just to hear that satisfying sound — my Slack messages have never been so verbose.Ergonomic Reality Check 🧘‍♂️The Cherry profile and low-profile design eliminated wrist strain I didn’t even know I had — this thing actually makes typing comfortable. The volume knob is surprisingly addictive — no more fumbling for media keys like an amateur.The Typing Test ⌨️Decided to test this beauty properly. Fired up a monkeytype… see video for conclusion.107 WPM, First attempt. The smooth, pre-lubed switches genuinely helped — less finger fatigue, better flow. “Ooooo” indeed!Bottom Line: 5/5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The F75 MAX transformed routine typing into something actually enjoyable. Hot-swappable switches, multiple connectivity modes, and that creamy thock make it worth every penny. For the price it’s hard to beat!✅ Recommended for: Anyone who types more than emails and appreciates quality❌ Skip if: You’re somehow satisfied with mushc

I've been using this keyboard for almost 4 months, and I’m thoroughly impressed with the overall quality, especially considering the price. The keycaps have a great feel to them, offering just the right texture, feedback, and sound, the keyboard body itself feels solid and well-built. The stock switches are surprisingly good and perform well for both typing and gaming.The RGB LEDs are vibrant and really complement the board's design if you're into lighting effects. That said, the board still looks really good even with the lighting turned off. One standout feature is the screen—it’s not just a gimmick. It’s actually useful and customizable through their software, I use it a lot to check the time while I am gaming.Speaking of the software, it's incredibly easy to use and has improved a lot over the past year or so I have been using it. Updates have made it more stable, intuitive, and feature-rich. Customizing lighting, macros, and the display is a breeze now.Overall, this board is a fantastic value and a pleasure to use. Highly recommend it whether you're into RGB flair or prefer a more minimal setup & enjoy a poppy sound signature without any mods necessary.

Pretty good for 68 dollars, sounds like a high end custom mechanical keyboard, but its not as smooth as it sounds. Most modern HE keyboards sound good, and feel smoother than any standard switch out there so if you want smooth with good sound i recommend looking for those. The LED screen feels like a total random addition that does absolutely nothing and makes the knob completely useless as it defaults to controlling the screen. The many layers of foam and sound dampeners as well as it being hot-swappable makes it a great base to make your own custom mechanical keyboard but if that's what you're buying this board for then maybe a keychron would be a better option for a few extra dollars.

Better than expected, keys sound great, the 2.4G and blue-tooth mode is quick and useful when I don’t want to see a wire on my desk. The LED lights look really good and come with 20 effects, and 9 different colors. The little screen on the top right of it come in handy when i want to change lots of things on the keyboard instead of going to the software that i can install on my computer to do it all. I honestly expected something worse for how cheap it is, but it ended up being a great keyboard. I would recommend.

I've wanted a nicely lubed keyboard for years but they were always outside of what I was willing or able to spend. This one was a half to a quarter of the price of those and honestly sounds the same! I saw this in an ASMR video (not the brainrot kind) and jumped on it.It legit feels like a top-shelf quality keyboard, the keys feel amazing to press, nice and thocky, a bit heavier than my Cherry Red switches but not super heavy, nor is the unit itself, and it's actually pretty neat to use (particularly playing with the knob and the animations).My only gripe is that due to the small size, it didn't have the "home" key and "PrtSc" key, both of which I use frequently. I also use the numerical pad but it wouldn't be as much of a chore to get a separate one. If they could make this in a full-size keyboard though, it'd be a truly epic one!Shout out to FredsVoice ASMR for demonstrating this keyboard to me!

I. LOVE. This. Keyboard.Seriously, it’s the perfect size for my laptop desk — compact without feeling cramped. And the RGB color options? Chef’s kiss. You can cycle through several beautiful lighting patterns, and they all look stunning without being blinding.The keys have that satisfying clack that’s fun to type on but not so loud you want to karate-chop your coworker for using it. 😅 It’s got a nice, responsive feel and just enough sound to be satisfying without crossing into “office rage” territory.🖤 Sleek🌈 Gorgeous lighting🎯 Practical size💅 Sound that slaps (but not your patience)If you’re even thinking about this keyboard — just do it. It’s perfection.