This keyboard is amazing, it sounds very thocky and creamy create for gaming and general use for anything you want. Must buy if you want a great keyboard for cheap!! Read more

Item came in timely and even after watching reviews, I didn't know what to expect. The videos don't give it justice. You would have to experience it and hear it live for you to understand what they mean with "Thock", "buttery" and "ping". I have an old RK with old Gateron browns that is beginning to do double outputs in a single press. After getting this, I now have a clear idea but not full understanding of what a "thock" should sound like on a keyboard. My old RK is "pingy" that high pitch resonating sound at the end of every stroke. I did this in a smooth wall room so I can hear it amplified and this is how I get to decipher the sounds. I love how this turned out, wishing I didn't buy switches when I ordered it. I was thinking I would not like these switches as they maybe too soft, so I ordered Durock t1 smokeys 67g. Now I might possibly regret that as this is out of the box very satisfying but I'm telling you now, it's not quiet. That "thock" can still be pronounced. At first glance, this things is awesome. but as you set it up, it becomes a little challenging as the volume knob needs interaction every single time before you get to the volume adjustments, the tactility of the knob is bad and highly sensitive and navigates you inside the settings through the tft screen in the speed of sounds. annoying. Work around, Lock the knob with "FN + Knob Click" then remap it with Microsoft Powertoys. After discovering this combo, worked well but with some frustration of searching and testing. I used the Software as well that I think is not as good as VIA, but kinda does its thing good enough for basic needs which applies with my needs but there are some things in the app that might need some explanation as I still dont know what they are for. It also came out of the box with Chinese language on the tft, not an issue as it was very basic to adjust it without having to consult the internet. Key caps are okay but the print on the side could've been better quality. I think the key cap print is the only thing that makes this look cheap. Everything else is fine. When cable is used, my unit for some reason, ghosts on the #2 key and just goes but on the dongle, its fine. Feels good, sounds good, priced good. Be aware of these things. Hope this helps. Will I buy again? Yes, as a gift. Yes, for myself as a base and starter for customizing and getting into the hobby. Read more

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it looks good, sounds amazing, its fancy, has a knob, display screen where u can put ur own gifs on, wireless and wired, i have no complaints, and its not often I give a product 5 stars, but I HIGHLY recommend this keyboard, especially as of writing this the max is the same price as the regular aula f75 at 107 CAD Read more

The EPOMAKER X Aula F75 MAX is an absolute gem! Right out of the box, the build quality feels premium, with a sturdy frame and a sleek design. The wireless connectivity is rock solid, with minimal latency whether using Bluetooth or 2.4GHz mode. Typing on this keyboard is a dream—the mechanical switches are smooth and satisfying, and the sound profile is perfect, not too loud but still very tactile. The RGB lighting is vibrant and fully customizable, adding a nice touch to the setup. Battery life is also impressive, lasting for days without needing a recharge. Overall, this is an amazing keyboard for both gaming and productivity. If you’re looking for a high-quality wireless mechanical keyboard, this one is definitely worth it! Read more

The F75 Max is a wired/wireless keyboard and offers type C to Type A wired, 2.4G and Bluetooth wireless modes paired with a 4000mAh battery. The switches are the Leobog reapers, they feel and sound great to type on and I'm definitely a fan. The toggle switches to choose Operating Systems and the tri-mode connection are prominent and easy to use, to me they do not feel as if they may break under normal usage. The 2.4G dongle has a home slot which is magnetic and it holds the dongle securely, I tried to make it fall out but it stayed put. The keycaps are double shot PBT in a Cherry profile and to my eye they appear to be dye sub printed but I cannot find any info on this at all so I may be wrong about that. I can say the legends are really nice and I have only found one keycap that has a blemish which is rather annoying when the rest are perfect. You may notice the screen next to the combination encoder knob but I'm not sure what the purpose is to it, it's very small and darkly tinted and to see it I have to tilt the keyboard up. In my opinion it is not a necessary feature because of limited visibility and size but it can be used to upload a small gif. As far as the build it is all plastic and it has a lot of foams inside which adds a bit of weight and the acoustics are great. The gasket mounting does it's job well and gives just a bit of flex and to me it is just the right amount too. The plate is flex cut but when I removed several keycaps the switches did not come out with them. That's a good thing in my opinion. The user guide is beginner friendly to follow so learning how to use the F75 Max is not difficult, even if you have no experience with TKL or 75% keyboards. They are easy to get used to and the FN combinations become 2nd nature after a few days plus the form factor takes less space. What I do not like is the software has to be downloaded to do macros and/or re-mapping keys and I'd suggest Epomaker use a web interface instead. I will not download any proprietary software so I cannot say if it's good or bad but from my previous experience with Epomaker it's mostly the same across all of their non QMK/Via compatible keyboards. Pros: Wired/Wireless Pre-lubed switches and stabilizers RGB 16.8 million combinations Hot Swap board takes 3/5 pin mechanical switches Works with Win/Mac/IOS/Android and newer generation gaming consoles Great user guide Soft and satisfying typing South facing LEDs Awesome keycaps in cherry profile Heavy duty Type C to Type A cable Combo switch/keycap puller 2 spare Reaper switches Separate encoder knob for TFT screen or volume control Value for cost Cons: Battery size (5000-6000 mAh would be a better choice) Proprietary software download TFT screen (it is far too small and dark) Deducted 1 star for the software download and the useless TFT screen Read more

I had purchased another epomaker before and the sounds of these keyboards are very similar. Sounds like mahjong tiles, this one is a little sharper in sound since these are a different switch. However, I'm taking 1 star off because the screen on this keyboard comes stock in the Chinese language. You have to change the language in the settings with the keyboard knob, but it doesn't tell you how to do that in the quick guide that comes on the keyboard. All it says in the guide is that you can toddle the screen language but who's going to know what setting that is?! I put a picture of the language setting so you can toggle to english, it's the purple dot. I'm also not a huge fan of the side legends on this keyboard. In order to get the black base, it only comes in this dark colorway with side legends on the keycaps. But that does mean that this pcb has south facing LED, which I know a lot of people like. The TKL format is very space saving. The keyboard itself is pretty hefty. Overall a great build. I have not had trouble with the bluetooth on this model like I have had with other models where I cannot connect back to the keyboard even though it was previously paired. I get around this problem with their other keyboards by unpairing and repairing. It would be nice if epomaker made the bluetooth pairing keys standard. On some it's QWE keys, this one is 123 and the Epomaker/Feker model is ZXC. Read more

Extremely intuitive keyboard, has a very nice feel and is very responsive. Easy to use and versatile; performs well with both Windows and Mac products. They scroll wheel is a brilliant edition, really helps elevate the feel and is very functional. 10/10 would recommend for both everyday use and gaming. The 2.4gz mode is very responsive, and there are no issues with input lag either, it also works well when wired Read more

This keyboard is so good, the keys are easily the smoothest I've ever used. It has multiple ways to connect to any device. It also allows you to connect to multiple devices at the same time with an option to switch between them with just one button. I currently have it connected to my computer, tv and iPad and I use it for all of them. The set up was also super easy. It also has a bunch of options for background lights with different colors and patterns. Read more

The F75 Max with the grey gradient keys is a beautiful keyboard. The shine through, side printed keycaps look fantastic in the dark and smooth in the daylight. Perfect option for touch typists, but easy enough to read for everyone. The keyboard uses creamy switches with a very solid clicky-twacky sound. The linear switches offer very smooth typing experience. The gasket mounted keybed is very, very smooth. 75% layout is very compact yet very comfortable. With a fully configurable Fn layer the F75 Max can easily replace a full size keyboard with a number pad. The built in screen for me is a bit of a gimmick, operated by the rotary dial, it shows time and keyboard indicator icons, can be used to select backlight style and brightness or configured to control the volume. I use the rotary dial for volume control and it's easily reachable and works very well. The keyboard supports Bluetooth, 2.4gHz wireless (via included dongle) and wired connections. In my testing all the modes worked well and without any noticeable latency. Overall, this is an excellent keyboard, that deserves 5 stars. At its price range it offers great typing experience and pretty good customization. I would like to see an update to the software that would let me create individual backlight and layer profiles, but that would be just icing on the cake. Definitely recommended! Read more