F75

The Aula F75 is a popular compact 75% mechanical keyboard featuring 80 keys, an advanced gasket-mounted multi-layer acoustic design, hot-swappable custom switches, a media control knob, and tri-mode wireless connectivity.

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Category Feature Specification & Details
Layout & Control Form Factor Space-saving 75% compact layout (80 physical keys). Features dedicated, separated arrow keys and a full function (F1–F12) row while dropping the number pad.
Control Knob Textured aluminum rotary media knob in the top right. Offers instant volume tracking (turn) and play/pause system control (press).
Acoustics & Build Mounting Architecture Premium Gasket-Mounted structure paired with a highly flexible, flex-cut Polycarbonate (PC) plate. Delivers a soft, bouncy, and highly cushioned typing feel.
Sound Dampening Heavy-duty 5-layer sound optimization system (Poron sandwich plate foam, IXPE switch pads, PET sound-enhancement film, premium case cotton, and a molded bottom silicone cushion) that removes all hollow echoes to produce a deep, “thocky” or creamy acoustic signature.
Switches & Hot-Swap Full-key hot-swappable south-facing PCB supporting 3-pin and 5-pin switches. Most famously ships with factory-lubed, ultra-smooth LEOBOG Reaper Linear switches or LEOBOG Graywood V3 switches.
Keycaps High-grade, fade-resistant Double-shot PBT keycaps shaped in a comfortable Cherry profile layout.
Connectivity & Power Tri-Mode Connection Seamless wireless agility across low-latency 2.4GHz wireless (with a dedicated magnetic storage bay on the frame), Bluetooth 5.0 (pairs up to 3 hosts), and a detachable USB Type-C wired hookup.
Polling Rate Esports-ready 1000 Hz polling rate across both wired and 2.4G wireless connections for zero input lag.
Battery Capacity Robust 4,000mAh internal lithium rechargeable battery. Squeezes out up to 30 hours of continuous play with full RGB lighting active, or roughly 80+ hours with the light matrix turned off.
Illumination Per-key RGB backlighting matrix boasting 26 on-board dynamic lighting effects alongside software-driven music-sync algorithms.