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Aula F75

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Aula F75

Released 2023

Researched from maker specs and published sources. Last checked Oct 18, 2026.

$55–$70

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

A budget 75% with an 80-key layout, a gasket mount, five layers of dampening, hot-swap sockets, tri-mode wireless and a knob. Gizmochina praised the sound, and Prime Audio and IGN Middle East the value; IGN also noted it is hard to open and has no VIA.

75% with knob Gasket mount Hot-swap Tri-mode LEOBOG switches Doubleshot PBT +1 more

Our take, based on research

A well-reviewed budget gasket board that gets praise for sound and value. Expect limited software and hard disassembly.

Overview

The Aula F75 is a budget 75% with 80 keys, sold by Aula and under the Epomaker name. Aula's page lists a gasket-mounted ABS case, hot-swap sockets, factory-lubed linear switches, Cherry-profile keycaps, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz and wired connections, a 4,000 mAh battery, a weight of about 1,023 g with the cable and receiver, and dimensions of 322.7 by 143.2 by 43.1 mm. The page also offers an AULA F75 driver download. Gizmochina found the chassis sturdy with no flex, the five-layer dampening effective at reducing noise and the double-shot PBT keycaps durable. Prime Audio found the build hefty with little flex. IGN Middle East called it a strong value, with 2.4 GHz that worked flawlessly and more than a week of use on one charge. It also found the gasket is silicone tabs around a thick polycarbonate plate, not the leaf-spring mount the marketing claimed. Its complaints were difficult disassembly, no VIA or QMK support, a keycap set that is not very thick, and an Esc-side LED strip that only blinks white. IGN could not find software, though Aula lists a driver download, and Tech4Gamers found software customization limited. It is a budget starter for a gasket-style feel without much customization.

Pros & Cons

Strengths
  • 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)
What Could Be Better
  • 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)

Who Is This For?

Perfect For
  • Budget buyers who want gasket-style typing
  • Wireless desk users who want a knob
  • Hot-swap beginners
Maybe Not For
  • Modders who want VIA or QMK
  • People who want to open the board easily
  • Buyers who want deep software control

Where to Buy

Specifications
Full technical details

Dimensions

322.7 x 143.2 x 43.1 mm, +/-1 mm (Aula)

Weight

About 1023 g with cable and receiver (Aula)

Case Material

ABS plastic

Connectivity

Both


Mounting Style Gasket
Typing Angle Not listed
Front Height Not listed
Switch Type Mechanical
Profile Standard
Keycaps Doubleshot PBT, Cherry profile
PCB Hot-swap, RGB
Battery 4000mAh
Compatible Switches MX-style 3-pin and 5-pin

Plate Options

PC

Case Colors

Many, often black or white

Software Support

AULA F75 driver

NKRO
RGB

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