Keychron
K2
$63.99
AULA
Based on 59 Reddit mentions
$71.99
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Second this. Just got an AULA S75 pro for my girlfriend and I, they're wonderful keyboards and a good price point too, highly recommend
SqeezyMB in r/keyboards
December 31, 2025 4:37 AM
5
The Aula s75 Pro I’m having is fantastic. It’s my second ever mechanical keyboard. It sounds creamy without any moddings.
Mtboomerang in r/keyboards
March 13, 2026 5:53 PM
3
I don't play any FPS games, so I can't comment on the competitive gaming aspect of the keyboards in question. With that being said, I own the Rainy 75, the Aula F75, and the Ajazz AK820 Pro. In terms of build quality, the Rainy 75 is the most well built of the 3. The Ajazz is the flimsiest - it feel
...PrincessDrana in r/keyboards
October 29, 2025 5:23 PM
2
i was in the same spot a few months back. from what i gathered, the aula s75 pro has a slightly thicker build and a more muted sound profile out of the box, while the epomaker ea75 max gives you more software customization options. honestly, for a first board, the s75 pro is the safer bet if you jus
...LetterheadClassic306 in r/keyboards
February 14, 2026 1:47 AM
2
same, I’m so in love with my Aula s75 pro as a beginner. Creamy sound without any modding. I think our builds are the same, it’s just the s75 pro has a screen.
Mtboomerang in r/keyboards
March 13, 2026 9:48 PM
2
Depende sa gusto mo or goal mo. Are you going for flashy, cleaner aesthetic, more likely better feel and sound? Or are you going for functionality that you don’t usually get from majority of keyboards? Also, clarification pala. I think Aula F75 Max yung may custom screen! Which is around 2.8k (si ma
...PsychologyOk124 in r/PHMechanicalKeyboard
July 20, 2025 12:35 PM
2
Of course. Why pay for $300 while you can pay around $50-120 with same quality or better. My keychron expensive from plastic....and my ajazz from aluminium ( much cheaper and premium feel ). I got aula f75 and new S75 pro. They all so good compared to expensive " branded " product.
SavrenX in r/keyboards
October 12, 2025 3:06 PM
2
Check out something that feels sturdy and has nice switches. The Aula S75 Pro is okay, but also check out the keychron models. If you need something portable, go for a 75% keyboard. If you use the numpad a lot, a 95% might work better. For more choices and comparisons, hit up keyboardyeti; they go t
...fergult in r/keyboards
April 15, 2026 4:30 PM
1
aula s75 pro ko, nakuha ko for around 1200 durable naman hehe
Lazy_Entrepreneur_83 in r/PHMechanicalKeyboard
January 28, 2026 9:44 AM
1
Got an Ajazz AK820 Pro, Aula S75 Pro and an Asus ROG Falchion NX 65%. Can guarantee all are really good keebs, with Asus being on a little pricier side but has more lightning customization and a goddamn touch slider which is customizable. Fking love it. But others are good for the price as well. Jus
...GGmyBOYS in r/keyboards
March 2, 2026 6:38 AM
1