The Epomaker x Aula F75 may not be the best, but it is a solid budget mechanical keyboard with cool colors and solid switches
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/10/11/epomaker-x-aula-f75-an-honest-review/
Epomaker x Aula F75: An Honest Review
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the Epomaker x Aula F75 with the LEOBOG Reaper switches to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you check out my reviews for the Mechlands Vibe 99 and the Vibe 75 V2.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/th91zEg07ZY
Features
Epomaker and Aula have reunited to bring us a stylish and fordable solution to gaming. Whether you need a budget keyboard for work or play, the F75 promises to bring enough utility for any occasion.
The Keyboard
The keyboard has a modern clean design with well manufactured parts and clearly printed PBT keycaps. This 75 percent keyboard measure 143.2mm by 322.7mm for usable form factor experience. The 80 keys that make up the keyboard all are all lit with a beautiful south-facing RGB profile for that coveted gaming aesthetic. The switches are blubbered and as easily hospitable as the keycaps. The keyboards gimmick is the smooth volume dial that also controls the media.
Comfort and Design
The F75 has a very desirable typing angle for a comfortable typing experience out of the box. This angle can be adjusted for a more tailored experience. The prelubbed switches come in three different styles: Crescent, LEOBOG Reaper, and Ice Veign. Each designed to provide users a unique experience, the only questions is what sound and level of actuation you prefer. The five-layer padding design helps dampen the sound, while keeping a bit of that Typing ASMR alive.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/1wHR1hiQPCk
Utility
The F75 supports three connections: 2.4G wireless (with included dongle), Bluetooth, and wired. These connections can be swapped easily with a flick of a switch. Both wireless and Bluetooth settings a fast, low latency connection ideal for most gaming environments. The included high quality cable can pick up the slack for anything else. But fast wireless connections are worthless without a strong battery supporting them. The F75 features a respectable 4000 mAh battery that is more than enough in most cases. User experience varies, especially if you’re going crazy with the RGB effects.
Review
As far as budget keyboards go, the Epomaker x Aula keyboard is a solid contender. The features and quality keep it from being a luxury upgrade, but it does enough to be worth the price price tag.
Quality
At first glance, users will be impressed by the design. Everything looks clean and the printing is clear. Picking up the keyboard doesn’t raise too many flags. The keyboard has a good weight for home and travel use, and the construction feels sturdy. I didn’t notice any concerning flex with my unit. Actually using the keyboard is where the cracks start to show.
Unfortunately, the keycaps are cheap, and they feel cheap the more you use them. They feel sharp and harsh to the touch, and they produce the ugliest typing sound. If you’re looking for good typing ASMR, you might have to swap out the caps or switches, but that defeats the purpose. If you’ve never used good keycaps or need something affordable to throw around, this doesn’t matter. They’re good enough.
Comfort
Despite the cheap keycaps, I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the F75 actually is. The typing angle out of the box is fantastic and the switches are solid. Although the keycaps are harsh to my fingers, the switches were soft to my joints. The don’t trigger my repetitive stress injury like other cheap keyboards do, and that is a huge win for me. While I wouldn’t say it is an ergonomic keyboard, it is an ergonomic enough design to keep my hands functional after prolonged use.
Performance
The F75 gets the job done out of the box. The switches all worked and were responsive, and the connection was stable. I didn’t notice any ghosting or faulty switches through my tests. This is a keyboard that is very easy to install, and even easier to tweak if needed. The preprogrammed shortcuts were all easy to find and incredibly helpful. I like the little cheat sheet included in the box. Most importantly, the battery life is great. I got about eight hours of continuous use off a single charge with the RGB on. This is enough for most cases.
Conclusion
If you’re looking for a keyboard at this price range, it doesn’t get much better. With the F75, you are getting a cool looking keyboard with comfortable switches and enough keys for most work flows. The media nob is a fantastic gimmick, especially if you like working while listening to music. The Switches may feel cheap, but I never got the impression like they would fade or start to look ugly. If this is your budget, get the F75.
You can pick up the Epomaker x Aula F75 on the official Mechlands store, or through Aliexpress.
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NEW SHORTS VIDEO!👉 ⌨️ MechLands Vibe99 #shorts #mechlands
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If you're looking for a decent budget full-sized keyboard, go check out the Mechlands vibe 99!
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Why the Mechlands Vibe 99 is a Great Budget Mechanical Keyboard
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the Vibe 99 Mechanical keyboard to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out my reviews for the Vibe 75 V2 and the Blade 101. I will also be using my Amazon and Mechlands affiliate link where possible. It really helps me out if you use either.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/WHdidG2v4mU
Features
The Vibe 99 is a 98% Gasket mounted mechanical keyboard. It has 100 keys supported by the hotswapable cream mint switches. The keyboard comes in black and white, with a vibrant south facing RGB profile to make it pop against any backdrop.
The Vibe 99’s gimick is the small LCD display that shows the date, time, connection and battery life. It can also be customized with a Gif or image for added flare. The gasket mounted design not only gives the keyboard its clacky sound, but it gives users a comfortable experience. The typing angle is adjustable for the ideal typing angle. Most importantly, it supports fast wireless connections through its Bluetooth and wireless connections. With its 4000mAh battery, users will hardly need to reach for the included high quality braided wire.
Soundtest
https://youtube.com/shorts/GF13gSF-oWQ
Review
If you are looking for a good full-sized keyboard, the Mechlands Vibe 99 is a fantastic option. Out of the box, users can appreciate a well manufactured keyboard with a clean and modern design. I got the white/blue version and love the soft-toned aesthetic. The keyboard is lite, and while there is a little flex, it looks sturdy enough to survive normal workloads.
As the typing experience goes, users are getting a solid mechanical keyboard with soft creamy sounding keys and a comfortable fit for most frames. The switches are very soft, yet give off the satisfying clack that I long for in my mechanical keyboard. Most importantly, they didn’t destroy my hands. I could power through long typing sessions without triggering my repetitive stress injury of feeling much fatigue. It may not be a strictly ergonomic keyboard, but it is as close as you’ll get for the price point.
The Vibe 99 performed well for my workflow. I was able to get about 10 hours of continuous use from a single charge with all the lights and effects on. I can only assume I can get a lot longer with everything off, but this thing is too pretty to keep off. None of the keys failed during my testing, nor did I experience any ghosting. I don’t play very competitive games, and fine with my casual collection.
The only thing I would change is the Vibe 99 is the LCD screen. I would have preferred volume/media controls. Having a screen with the date and time is fun for the first few minutes, but then I sort of forgot about it. If you are someone who likes to customize keyboards with gifs for bit of fun, then it becomes a bit more worth it. Customizing the screen is easy, it just wasn’t for me. That said, I would still buy this keyboard because it is a very solid budget keyboard.
If you are looking for a full sized good looking keyboard that is comfortable and performs well, check out the Mechlands Vibe 99. You can pick it up from the official Mechlands shop, or an Amazon with my affiliate links.
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NEW SHORTS VIDEO!👉 ⌨️ MechLands M75 #shorts #mechlands
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Is the Mechlands Vibe 75 V2 Worth It? Honest Review
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me a the Vibe 75 V2 mechanical keyboard for free to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. I will be using affiliate links. Using those really helps me out. Check out my reviews for the Blade 101 and M75.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/oW8Ep-TVAsU
Features
The Mechlands 75 V2 is a 75% gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard with a modern design and a customizable LCD screen. With 79 Keys powered with the hotswappable Mechlands Mint Switches, the keyboard offers a responsive satisfying typing experience. With its high speed support for Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz wire connections and a 4000mAh battery, users can enjoy high performance for the most demanding workflow.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/o2c6PanjVfU
Review
Out of the box, the Vibe 75 V2 is a very aesthetically pleasing line. The manufacturing is clean, with a very modern design at pops with the well placed RGB. If you don’t like RGB, the Vibe 75 looks great without any of the lights. I love that the wireless dongle is hidden under the keyboard for nice clean storage. The LCD screen is nice. It produced a clear image and useful information, but I would have preferred a nob for volume controls for my workflow. It is nice to see the batter life, but I don’t know how often I would look at the screen. Customizing the screen with a cool GIF is fun, but again, I don’t look down enough for it to be the selling feature.
The Vibe 75 has enough keys for my workflow, and the switches are very comfortable. The angle is perfect, but there is additional adjustments for those who need it. The switches themselves have a very satisfying sound, but they are a little loud if that matters to your neighbors. The switches are mostly pretty responsive. My space bar came a little defective and I would add a random space enough to be annoying. I tried resetting it, but switching out the switch seems to be the solution. It is a little troubling that the switch is defective out of the box.
As far as budget mechanical keyboards, you can definitely do worse than the Vibe 75. Aside from the switch failing, the keyboard looks good and is comfortable. Switches can be easily swapped out. If you don’t mind risk of failing. I can’t really recommend it myself because I don’t trust the switches will last long enough for it to be worth the investment. For the money you would spend on replacement switches, you might as well buy something at a higher range.
You can pick up the Vibe 75 on the official Mechlands store or on Amazon through my affiliate links.
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I got to try out the Vibe 75 and while the keyboard is very good looking, I don't trust it will last long enough to be worth it.
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/07/10/is-the-mechlands-vibe-75-v2-worth-it-honest-review/
The Epomaker x Aula f65 Pro is a decent budget keyboard on paper, but I am not sure if it is worth the gamble.
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/06/26/is-the-epomaker-aula-f65-pro-worth-it/
Is the Epomaker Aula F65 Pro Worth It?
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the the Epomaker x Aula F65 Pro to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out my latest reviews for the Blade 101 and M75. I will be using affiliate links where possible. You are free to buy where ever you want, but it really helps me out if you use my links.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/yhV5UNnL8bc
Features
The Epomaker x Aula Mechanical keyboard is a 65% keyboard with unique flare. It comes in Black Contour and Gradient Gray, and both truly pop with their RBG lighting effect. I was sent the black, and the little wave design looks a lot cooler in person.
The F65 features 65 hotswappable keys and a dial for volume and media controls. 65% can handle most workloads, but there are preprogrammed short cuts for some added utility. The 4000mAh gives users full advantage of the lightning-fast wireless connections. With 1000 HZ polling, the keyboard promises a competitive edge against other keyboards in the price range.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/ADNfGOlaemo
Review
The F65 Pro is a very cool looking keyboard out of the box. The sleek and unique design will make it stand out on any desktop, and the RBG effects will help it pop. The keyboard is a great size for those who care about desktop space, and light for those who need something that travels. While the keyboard is well manufactured, it does feel and sound like a cheep plastic keyboard. The board also has a good amount of flex. Not enough to worry about, but I wouldn’t throw this around in a bag without at least a bit of protection.
As far as sounds go, this thing is loud. You are either going to love the sound, or hate how cheap and loud it is. I was not a fan and recommend you listen to the sound test before making your decision. I will say the typing experience is a lot more pleasant than I expected. The keys were soft to the touch and I never felt pain or fatigue from any of my sessions. It is a surprisingly comfortable keyboard with a decent typing angle.
The keyboard also has a solid battery life. I was getting about 8 hours with the RGB effect on, which is more than enough for most work flows. As for the performance, I think mine came defective. Pressing the space bar would randomly register the imputs twice. At random intervals, I was getting two spaces and it made typing any thing longer than a sentence annoying. Switching out the switch seems to have fixed the issue for now. Replacing the switch was easy enough with the included replacement and tool, but I shouldn’t have to do so when the keyboard is brand new.
The keyboard is not bad for the price point. I’ve definitely tried worse, but the fact that it came defective makes it a gamble. I can’t recommend it because for the hassle of replacing the defect, you can pick up a better keyboard. This seems like there were corners cut to make a cool looking keyboard at a budget, and I can’t sacrifice aesthetics for performance.
If you want to take the gamble, you can pick up the Epomaker x Aula F65 Pro from Amazon, or the official Mechlands store.
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If you're looking for an affordable full-sized mechanical keyboard, check out the Epomaker x F108.
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/06/05/epomaker-x-aula-f108-review-affordable-mechanical-keyboard/
Epomaker X Aula F108 Review: Affordable Mechanical Keyboard
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the EPOMAKER X AULA F108 to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out my latest reviews for the Blade 101 and M75 keyboards.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eEi3dduAAXs
Features
The Epomaker x Aula F108 is a light weight stylish full-sized mechanical keyboard who wants a bit of style, a lot of performance, but doesn’t want to break the bank. The keyboard comes in three colors: White/Blue, Side Printed Gray, and White/Blue. I got mine in the Side-Printed Grey, but all options are extremely viable.
Black/Blue Side-Printed Grey White/BlueThis full sized keyboard features 108 anti-ghosting keys that delivery the accuracy you need it. The typing angle promotes comfort in your workflow while the promised low latency connections provide the performance. With an impressive 1000hz polling rate, the F108 promises to keep pace at the competative level. The 4000 mAH battery boasts up 200 hours of uninterrupted gaming, making it perfect for the folks who need to minimize that wire clutter. The Epomaker F108 is a beautiful keyboard with the performance to back it.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/gJQfE1mioBU
Review
The keyboard feels cheap out of the box. It is a very light weight keyboard with a worrying amount of flex. Visually however, the keyboard has enough elegance to make up for the feel. I love the gradient scheme, but the keys are swapable when needed. I like how soft the RGB looks and love how the text is on the front of the key rather than the usual top. It gives the keyboard a very unique modern aesthetic.
I was very impressed with how comfortable the typing experience is on the F108. The flex isn’t notable while typing, and the keys seems to have just enough weight to them to provide satisfying tactile feedback without any of the fatigue. Both the typing angle and the size of the keyboard were perfect for my frame. The F108 never triggered my repetitive stress injury which makes this keyboard an instant buy for me. To sweeten the deal, the F108 has such a satisfying typing sound, but it is a little loud if that matters.
Most importantly, the F108 has the performance I need for my workflow. There was no noticeable latency, and I was able to switch between devices quickly. I think I only charged the keyboard once during my keyboard and I was using it on average about 10 hours strait a day with the backlight on. Your millage will vary depending on your backlight setting, but I am impressed non-the less.
My only complaint is the amount of flex this keyboard has. I would not travel with the F108 because it will probably snap in half. I was scared to bend it too much with my testing because it felt like it was going to break. If you need a full sized keyboard and don’t need to take it out of the house, this is a solid budget option that loops cool and has the performance to take on most work flows.
You can pick up the the Epomaker x Aula F108 on the official Mechlands site.
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MechLands Blade 101: My Honest Review
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the Blade 101 keyboard to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check my latest reviews for the Ajazz Alux 68 and the Mechlands M75. I will also be using my affiliate links for Mechlands and Amazon where I can.
What’s in the box?
https://youtube.com/shorts/dMVw111kgng
Features
The MechLands Blade 101 is an aluminum full mechanical keyboard. The keyboard comes in blue and black and while both colors look really good, but the keys and switches are easily swapable to match your aesthetic. If you like the clacking sound, the Blade 101 is gasket mounted with additional sound enhancing material for an extra satisfying tacking. It also wouldn’t be a modern keyboard with RGB, and the Blade 101 has a soft south facing RGB for a little extra flare.
As performance goes, users can enjoy high speed wireless connections through its Bluetooth and 2.5 GHz support, but a high speed wired connection is available when that 8000 mAh battery finally dies. Each 101 key has been prelubbed for maximum performance, and the finely tuned stabilizers promises comfort. The Blade 101 seems like the perfect full sized budget option, but how good is it really?
Sound Check
https://youtube.com/shorts/g9uwb0_pRB4
Review
The Blade 101 is undeniably one of my prettiest keyboards. I love the layout and color scheme, and the clean manufacturing makes it look like a more expensive keyboard. I also like the slightly textured caps. They made typing feel really good at first, but I can’t use the keyboard for too long without it flaring up my repetitive stress injury. People who don’t have this injury and use the keyboard a normal amount shouldn’t have this problem. I hadn’t had this issue with any of the other keyboards they sent me, and I am a little disappointed that this isn’t one of them.
Another issue I have with the keyboard is that it never charged. The keyboard held its initial charge, but I was never able to charge it again no matter what device, port, or cable I plugged it into. It also didn’t work on the USB mode when connected with the cable. I had to be on one of the wireless modes connected with a wire. This isn’t a huge deal, but I assume the wireless feature is baked into the price, and the price is too expensive for a wired keyboard that isn’t very comfortable.
The keyboard also didn’t perform well. I might have gotten unlucky and received my first defective unit, but it is an issue non the less. There was a lot of ghosting, and sometimes the presses wouldn’t register. It wasn’t unusable, but it made some tasks feel a bit tedious. The range for the wireless doesn’t feel very far. If was next to my device, I the ghosting was present, but not as bad as when I extended my standing desk. I did get about 6 hours of use out of the box with the backlight on, but I wasn’t able to test it again.
The MechLands Blade 101 is a very good looking full sized keyboard, but lacks the performance to earn a recommendation. Even if everything worked out of the box, I like the M75 a whole lot better. Go check out my review for that instead.
You can pick up the Blade 101 on the official MechLands online shop, or on Amazon through my affiliate links. It really helps me out if you do.
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Mechlands sent me the Blade 101 to review and while it is one of my prettier keyboards, I am not convinced its right for me.
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/05/21/mechlands-blade-101-my-honest-review/
If you're looking for a solid budget gaming keyboard, check out the Ajazz Alux 68.
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/05/14/is-the-ajazz-alux-68-worth-it-for-gamers/
Is the Ajazz Alux 68 Worth It for Gamers?
Disclaimer
Mechlands sent me the Ajazz Alux 68 to review for my blog. While I am very grateful for the opportunity, I won’t let it sway my opinions. This will be my honest review. Make sure you also check out my latest review for the Mechlands M75.
What’s in the box?
Features
The Ajazz Alux 68 is a wired 60% keyboard with a sleek design packed with features. This budget keyboard comes with 68 easily hotswapable switches. The switches promise up to 0.01mm accuracy and an up to 100 million keystroke lifespan, making the Alux 68 ready for the most competitive PVP setting. This is a wired keyboard, but you kind of need a cable for a low latency, high performing machine. With its subtle RGB to give it a little added flare, The Ajax Alux 68 is looking like the perfect upgrade for any gaming setup.
Sound Test
https://youtube.com/shorts/fTzaULmfNsg
Review
I absolutely love the Ajaxx Alux 68. I am a little bummed that it is a wire keyboard. The cable made my desk feel more cluttered. I get that at this price point, I am sacrificing a few features for performance and stile, but a wireless version of this would look so much better without a wire interrupting the flow. That said, it isn’t really a big deal with I factor in how comfortable this keyboard was to use. I never got hit with any amount of fatigue, even during my longer sessions of use. It isn’t explicitly ergonomic, but it never triggered my repetitive stress injury, and that is good enough for me.
The Ajax Alux 68 gives a fantastic typing experience. It has that soft creamy sound that is so addicting. The switches feel great to the touch, and perform very well. I noticed no ghosting, and it was able to handle Guild Wars 2.
If you don’t mind having a wired keyboard, you should be using a wired keyboard if you’re doing anything competitive, and like the aesthetic, this is a fantastic budget option. The performance is great, they keyboard is comfortable, and it looks really cool.
You can pick up the Alux 68 on the official Mechlabs site, or on Amazon using my affiliate link.
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I got to try out the Mechlands M75, and it is one of the best budget gaming keyboards I've tried all year. Pick yours up today!
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https://churapereviews.com/2025/04/22/is-the-mechlands-m75-the-best-budget-keyboard-for-gamers/
