I bought this cheap $65 mechanical keyboard blind, and it ruined me for every other board I own
Aula's F75 Pro keyboard might not have the most recognizable brand name on its box, but it was $65 and available for same-day delivery. So I took a gamble and was pleasantly surprised by just how premium it felt — to the point that it's become my favorite keyboard, period.
I recently purchased a budget-friendly mechanical keyboard, the Epomaker x Aula F75 Pro, from Amazon and have been impressed by its performance. This keyboard, which retailed for only $65, includes features such as dual-tone PBT keycaps, volume control, and both wired and wireless connectivity options. One of the standout features of the F75 Pro is its Leobog Reaper switches, which provide a light and smooth typing experience without causing excessive strain on my wrists.
The keyboard also boasts a high-pitched "thock" sound upon keypress, as well as superior acoustic dampening compared to other models I own. Despite some minor design flaws, such as the use of plastic rather than premium materials, I find the tactile and auditory experience of typing on this keyboard to be exceptional, even considering its low price point.
The keyboard's 75% layout does sacrifice a dedicated Home key, but this is a minor drawback given the overall quality of the product. At such a reasonable price, I am confident that I will be enjoying many years of excellent typing performance with the Aula F75 Pro.
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