In this video I take a full, honest look at the AULA F75 and I’m not kidding—this might be the most thocky budget keyboard I’ve tested. It’s around $70 USD, it’s a 75% layout, and it comes hot-swappable plus wireless right out of the box (Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4GHz). I go through what you get in the box, the colorways, and why the PBT doubleshot Cherry-profile keycaps feel unreal for the price—thick, clean legends, and just overall really high quality. I also break down the build and features: plastic case (still feels solid), a plastic volume knob that can also control RGB, and a heavy 1000g-ish weight that makes it feel planted. The big reason this board surprised me is the typing experience—these LEOBOG Reaper linear switches feel really good, and the stabilizers don’t rattle like most budget prebuilts. On top of that, it already has foam inside, so you’re getting that deeper sound without needing to mod it. I cover the RGB controls, the basic software for remaps/macros, and my overall take after using it for a couple weeks as a replacement for my normal custom keyboard.