F99 Pro

My only regret in getting aula f99 pro(similar to f75) is that I didn’t get the side engraved one.

I'd personally stay away from the Keychron HE. I tried out the K2 and its got such a heavy switch even though you can change the actuation point within the board, its still heavier than it says it is for the actuation force. I play a lot of FPS games and I tried it gaming and my hands fatigued out w

Ohh. Aula f99 pro. Dont get it though. I used it for a couple of months and didn't like it as much.

I am looking for new switches and keycaps, and I need some recommendations. I purchased the Aula F99 Pro in the grey/black color around this time last year and the only things I don't like about it are the switches and keycaps. As you can see in the product link, the letters are all south-facing and

I am looking for new switches and keycaps, and I need some recommendations. I purchased the Aula F99 Pro in the grey/black color around this time last year and the only things I don't like about it are the switches and keycaps. The letters are all south-facing and pretty much all of the non-lettered

"build" is probably being generous. Just a modified F99 Pro with different stabs, lubed and filmed Silent Geckos and KL Code v2 caps. I dont think i can repair the knob. I think it snapped off the PCB and the aula boards are extremely difficult to open without destroying the case so im probably not

Does anyone have some keycap and switch recommendations? I bought the Aula F99 Pro last year and have been using it for just over a year. The keycaps have all of the numbers and letters southfacing, and the backlighting is horrible, so you can't even read most of the letters/numbers/symbols when the

I would probably end up with the Aula F99 Pro, but everything else in my setup is pure black, so the gradient wouldn’t match up too well with what i want

Does anyone have some keycap and switch recommendations? I bought the Aula F99 Pro last year and have been using it for just over a year. The keycaps have all of the numbers and letters southfacing, and the backlighting is horrible, so you can't even read most of the letters/numbers/symbols when the

I'm trying out budget mechanical keyboards but keep getting finger fatigue, even on popular models like the Aula F99 Pro. I type fast, and it feels like each key requires too much effort. Would shorter keys or lighter switches help? I'm open to prebuilt or DIY options, just looking for something com