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Aula F75 compared with Glorious GMMK 3
Spec Aula F75

Aula

Aula F75

$55–$70

“Aula's budget gasket-mount 75% with tri-mode wireless and a knob”

Glorious GMMK 3 barebones

Glorious

Glorious GMMK 3

$90

“Glorious's modular gasket-mount barebones with a knob and hot-swap PCB”

Price , different $55–$70 $90
Size 75% 75%
Type , different Pre-built Barebones
Connectivity , different Wireless + Wired Wired
Released , different 2023 2024
Mounting Gasket Gasket
Case , different ABS plastic Polymer
Colors , different Many, often black or white Black
Weight , different About 1023 g with cable and receiver (Aula) Not listed
Dimensions , different 322.7 x 143.2 x 43.1 mm, +/-1 mm (Aula) 338 x 152 x 44.5mm (75%)
Typing angle Not listed Not listed
Front height , different Not listed 44.5mm
Switches Mechanical Mechanical
Profile Standard Standard
Keycaps , different Doubleshot PBT, Cherry profile Not included
PCB , different Hot-swap, RGB Hot-swap, per-key RGB
Plates , different PC Aluminum
Battery , different 4000mAh —
Compatible switches MX-style 3-pin and 5-pin MX-style 3-pin and 5-pin
Software , different AULA F75 driver Glorious CORE
NKRO Yes Yes
RGB Yes Yes
Features , different 75% with knob, Gasket mount, Hot-swap, Tri-mode, LEOBOG switches, Doubleshot PBT, 4000mAh Barebones, 75% and other sizes, Modular gasket, Hot-swap, Knob, Aluminum plate, Glorious CORE
Good for , different Budget buyers who want gasket-style typing Wireless desk users who want a knob Hot-swap beginners Builders who want a modular, gasket-mount base People who want to try different plates and gaskets Wired desk setups that want a knob
Skip if , different Modders who want VIA or QMK People who want to open the board easily Buyers who want deep software control Buyers who want a finished board out of the box QMK or VIA fans Wireless users
Pros , different Gasket mount with five layers of dampening that Gizmochina found made typing quiet Hot-swap sockets and factory-lubed linear switches (Aula) Tri-mode wireless, with IGN reporting flawless 2.4 GHz 4,000 mAh battery, with IGN lasting more than a week with RGB at full Double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps (Gizmochina, Prime Audio) Sturdy build with little flex (Gizmochina, Prime Audio) Modular gasket system with an aluminum switch plate (Glorious) Hot-swap sockets and knob support on a wired board (Glorious) Three layouts and many case colors from Glorious's configurator (Tom's Hardware) Three onboard profiles (Glorious) Typing described as decent with tactile switches in a Boardsmith build (Tom's Hardware) Works across Windows, macOS and Linux (Glorious)
Cons , different Hard to disassemble and no VIA or QMK support (IGN) IGN found no leaf-spring mount despite the marketing, only silicone tabs around a polycarbonate plate Keycaps are not very thick, giving a clackier sound (IGN) Esc-side LED strip only blinks white and uses battery (IGN) Software is limited (Tech4Gamers) and IGN could not find any ABS plastic case (Aula) No switches or keycaps included; only four sample switches (Glorious) Rattly stabilizers on the spacebar in Tom's Hardware's configured unit Glorious CORE software called not great or deeply lacking (Tom's Hardware, PCWorld) Polymer case on this barebones (Glorious) No QMK support (Glorious) Reviews are of HE and Boardsmith versions, not the barebones itself
Research take , different A well-reviewed budget gasket board that gets praise for sound and value. Expect limited software and hard disassembly. A flexible modular base with an aluminum plate and hot-swap sockets, held back by software criticism. Evidence is for sibling versions, so check the exact configuration.