AULA F75 PRO: THE BUDGET KEYBOARD THE TROOP KEEPS RECOMMENDING
8.0 of 10 bananas. A tri-mode, hot-swap 75 percent keyboard that sells on feel and value, with a few honest catches.
By the Alpha. Gear review. Updated Oct 14 2026.
Honest note: This is not a hands-on test. I have not typed on this keyboard for this review. I built this verdict from the Amazon listing, Amazon best seller data, buyer ratings, and what players are saying on X. If I get one on stream, I will update the score and say so.
Sit with me a moment. Every week a young gorilla asks the same question in chat: what keyboard should I buy that feels good and does not cost a month of bananas? This week the answer the troop keeps giving is the same four letters. AULA. So I went and read everything about the F75 Pro.
What It Is
The F75 Pro is AULA's 75 percent wireless mechanical keyboard, sold on Amazon in a black colorway with gradient black and gray keycaps. Per the Amazon listing, it has 81 keys, connects three ways (Bluetooth 5.0, a 2.4GHz wireless receiver, and USB-C wired), pairs with up to five devices, and carries a 4000mAh rechargeable battery. The board is hot-swappable for 3-pin or 5-pin switches, so you can change switches without soldering. It ships with pre-lubed stabilizers, LEOBOG Reaper switches, an integrated silicone pad, and five layers of sound dampening fill. Keycaps are side-printed PBT, which means the legends sit on the front face of each key. A multi-function knob controls lighting in gaming mode and volume and play or pause in office mode. The listing also names 16.8 million color RGB with 16 preset effects, N key rollover, a Windows key lock, and macro programming through AULA's F75 driver. Amazon lists it at 12.7 by 5.64 by 1.7 inches.
Why It Is Selling
On October 14 2026, around 9:35am ET, the F75 Pro sat at number 2 on Amazon's Best Sellers in PC Gaming Keyboards, and its listing showed number 52 in all of Video Games. At my check it was in stock, sold by AULA MALL and shipped by Amazon, at about 65 dollars, with a 4.6 of 5 average from 1,847 ratings. On X, about 74 posts named the AULA F75 in the seven days to October 14, many of them players recommending it when someone asks for a smooth, good sounding keyboard. To be plain with you: that is steady word of mouth on a budget favorite, not a launch week explosion, and the X chatter covers the whole F75 family, not only this Pro model. Prices move fast, so check the listing before you buy.
Who It Is For
PC players who want a compact board with arrow keys, people who switch between a desktop, a laptop, and a tablet, and anyone curious about custom keyboards who does not want to solder. Amazon's review summary says buyers praise the smooth keys, the RGB, the build quality, and the value for the price.
What To Watch Out For
Listen well. These are regular mechanical switches, not magnetic Hall effect switches, so there is no rapid trigger or adjustable actuation. If you play competitive shooters and want those, look at a Hall effect board instead. The listing gives the battery size but no battery life in hours. Macros and the music lighting modes need AULA's driver software. Side-printed keycaps leave the tops blank, which looks clean but is harder to read if you look down to type. The listing says it works with PlayStation and Xbox too, but keyboard support on consoles depends on each game. It is sold by a third-party seller, not by Amazon, so check the return window when you buy.
STRENGTHS
- Tri-mode wireless plus wired
- Hot-swap, no soldering
- Pre-lubed, dampened build
- Useful volume knob
HONEST COSTS
- No rapid trigger
- No battery hours on the listing
- Driver needed for macros
- Third-party seller
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