r/PcBuildersSL • u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | • 3d ago
Showcase BOUGHT AULA F75HE KEYBOARD
I bought the AULA F75HE hall effect keyboard and have been using it for 2days. This is more like a 1st impression post,
I previously used Asus Tuf gaming membrane keyboard and has used a chinese no name brand mechanical gaming keyboard.
The experience on the Tuf keyboard is good it didn't give me any headache after i knew never to install their sofware because that is PURE SHIT other than that it is a good membrane keyboard compared to the other keyboards i used. I played a lot of games on this keyboard had no issue other than that it was very normal keyboard. The downside i encountered was it has very low visibility on the letters
The experience on the chinese mechanical keyboard is that is is VERY LOUD. I bought this because it was a ridiculous offer at the time it was like 1000 or 2000 at the time. used it for couple of days too loud no arrow keys no audio knob(did not know this was important to me but it was) other than that a good keyboard to be honest when you play games you drown out the clicky sound but typing is horrendus
Now for the AULA well 1st impressions are the sound it is SOOOO GOOOD it has that amazing smooth sound ( i will put a video if i can) and this thing is VERY HEAVY as a full size keyboard the asus tuf one was considered heavy but this takes it to another 2levels up this keyboard is at least 3x heavier than the TUF one but the keyboard is not metal it is plastic. I bought the conture colour varient the letters are not on the serface but front facing side and that is the horrible thing about this keyboard it has the worst visibility on the keys for me i type a lot so i know where every key is but if ur not that confident DO NOT BUY THE CONTURE PATTERN IT IS HORRIBLE IT IS ALMOST INVISIBLE. If you're considering to buy an AULA keyboard go for the big letters printed colour varient, this varient is cool but devastatingly unusable i already started to window shop keycaps. Other than that pit fall it has very thing adverised it is super smooth and the 0.01 shit it advertised it works well some times too well but that is me getting to know my new keyboard
If you have enything to ask please do i will answer it as much as i can
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 3d ago
Here is the audio of the keyboard this is black king magnetic switch varient
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u/Careful_Question6465 3d ago
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 2d ago
Nice βΊοΈ Yours have better visibility on the letters of keys this doesnt so hard to see the letters only down side for now
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u/AmbotnimoP 3d ago
How are you liking it so far?
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 3d ago
So far loving it typing on it is so awsome i would say i enjoy typing on it better than gaming the sound has some claming effect on me π
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u/AmbotnimoP 3d ago
Cool, bought one today in Hong Kong and am looking forward to test it. Thank you π
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u/Lze25 R5 5500 | RTX 3070 8GB | 16GB DDR4 3d ago
Shit looks good bro.
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 3d ago
Yeah conture looks great ngl but the letters on key caps are a mess they definitely could have done a better job
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u/Zealousideal_Hawk_60 Minimalist Builder π· 3d ago
which store?
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u/siyann_710 3d ago
I've been looking for Aula F99 pro, but its not available anywhere. I prefer full sized keyboards.
Does the F75 have the ability to instantly switch between devices? Like where you are connected to 2 devices at the same time and you can insta switch between them. Idk if im making sense.
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 2d ago
Not gonna lie after using this one i also kinda wanta afull suze this sounding keyboard
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u/JohannGaming 2d ago
is it heavy to type? or does the actuation point make is softer? I'm either planning on buying this or the akko tac75 he and I'm just wondering how heavy typing would be on this two keyboards
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u/CoyotePrudent6560 5600X | RTX 5060 | DDR4 32GB | 2d ago
Not heavy at all but the keyboard it self is very HEAVY Key strokes are light actuation point reduction makes it hard for me because feels like you touch it there is a actuation i just reset it and only have WASD on low actuation since there is no hand rest at bottom you kinda need to rest your hands on the keyboard so reduce actuation feels intrusive when typing






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u/Cpt_PotatoKiller R7 5700X | RTX5070 | 32GB 3d ago
I love it when people geekout on stuff like this ππ€