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    EPOMAKER X Aula F75 MAX Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with TFT Screen and Knob, Gasket Gaming Keyboard in 75% Layout, Hot Swappable, RGB Backlight, for PC/Mac/Linux (Black Gradient)

    Limited time offer, ends11/08 By EPOMAKER Official Store

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    • Black Gradient
    • Blue/White/Purple
    • Compact Size, Function Core: With 80 programmable keys and a customizable screen, the F75 Max upgrades from its successful predecessor EPOMAKER X Aula F75 with equal reliability and incredible new functions. Revel in the convenience the volume knob offers and enjoy the Gif-showing screen that makes Backlight customization fun and easy. With connectivity, battery monitor and indicator lights combined in one, the F75 Max keyboard with TFT smart display will be your inseparable helper and productivity booster in gaming and life
    • Stylish and Ergonomic: Say goodbye to wrist strain and finger fatigue, as this Cherry-profile keyboard becomes your ergonomic assistant in browsing the digital world. With the 2cm-low front height and a 2-stage adjustable kickstand, typing angle can be as high or low as your comfort calls for. The Gasket-Mount structure separates F75 Maxs PCB from its shell to rid the harsh bottom-out, while the flex-cut PC plate gives it extra flexibility for soft and soothing typing
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    F75 MAX wireless keyboard

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    F75 MAX gaming keyboard

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    • The dual-function knob can be used to toggle volume or the screen. Press FN+KNOB once to switch between these two modes. Once knob is in screen mode, you can turn the knob to slide through pages and press the knob to confirm.

    • The info page on the screen has 5 signs at the bottom telling keyboard's status. From left to right, each of them means: Mac/WIN layout, keyboard's connection status, WIN-Lock, Caps-Lock and Num-Lock status.

    • Yes the F75 MAX Keyboard support dynamic and still backlight in individual colors and RGBs. The White and Purple keycaps are not shine-through, but the Black keycaps are.

    • The F75 MAX keyboard is compatible with WIN, MAC, Android and Linux Systems. The software is only available for Windows system, but keyboard has on-board memory so the settings saved can be used on other systems.

    75% Layout Gaming/Office Keyboard from EPOMAKER

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    F75 Max (Mechanical)

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    RT85 (Mechanical)

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    TH85 (Mechanical)

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    WIN68 HE MAX (Magnetic)

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    AK820 PRO (Mechanical)

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    F75 (Mechanical)

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    Galaxy70 (Mechanical)

    Customer Reviews
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    Material & Color
    Plastic; Black/Purple Plastic; Green/White Plastic; Black/White/Blue Plastic; Grey/White/Red Plastic; Black/Purple Plastic; Blue/Black/Green Aluminum; White/Black/Blue
    Switch Types
    Linear Linear Linear Magnetic Linear Linear Linear
    75% Layout
    QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US
    Keys+Knob
    81+1 82 84 68 81+1 80+1 82+1
    PBT Keycap
    Cherry Profile Cherry Profile Cherry Profile Cherry Profile OEM Profile Cherry Profile Cherry/MDA Profile
    Connectivity
    Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C USB-C Wired Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C
    Battery
    4000mAh 8000mAh 4000mAh / 4000mAh 4000mAh 4000mAh
    Hot Swappable
    ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
    Backlight
    Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB
    OS System
    Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS
    Software
    F75 MAX Driver (WIN) EPOMAKER 3.0 Driver QMK/VIA Software AULA Web Driver AK820 PRO Software (WIN) F75 Driver (WIN) Epomaker Galaxy70 Driver (WIN)
    Special Feature
    Interactive Screen Joystick & Screen Fully Configurable QMK/VIA Magnetic Switch 0.85" Screen & Volume Knob Last 40+ hours with RGB 1.8kg Solid Aluminum

    F75 MAX wireless keyboard

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    F75 MAX gaming keyboard

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    • The dual-function knob can be used to toggle volume or the screen. Press FN+KNOB once to switch between these two modes. Once knob is in screen mode, you can turn the knob to slide through pages and press the knob to confirm.

    • The info page on the screen has 5 signs at the bottom telling keyboard's status. From left to right, each of them means: Mac/WIN layout, keyboard's connection status, WIN-Lock, Caps-Lock and Num-Lock status.

    • Yes the F75 MAX Keyboard support dynamic and still backlight in individual colors and RGBs. The White and Purple keycaps are not shine-through, but the Black keycaps are.

    • The F75 MAX keyboard is compatible with WIN, MAC, Android and Linux Systems. The software is only available for Windows system, but keyboard has on-board memory so the settings saved can be used on other systems.

    75% Layout Gaming/Office Keyboard from EPOMAKER

    https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/aplus-media-library-service-media/0875a92a-6844-408b-83d6-ca3195cbe077.__CR89,0,1422,1600_PT0_SX200_V1___.png

    F75 Max (Mechanical)

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    RT85 (Mechanical)

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    TH85 (Mechanical)

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    WIN68 HE MAX (Magnetic)

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    AK820 PRO (Mechanical)

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    F75 (Mechanical)

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    Galaxy70 (Mechanical)

    Customer Reviews
    ———————
    Price
    ————— — —
    Material & Color
    Plastic; Black/Purple Plastic; Green/White Plastic; Black/White/Blue Plastic; Grey/White/Red Plastic; Black/Purple Plastic; Blue/Black/Green Aluminum; White/Black/Blue
    Switch Types
    Linear Linear Linear Magnetic Linear Linear Linear
    75% Layout
    QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US QWERTY US
    Keys+Knob
    81+1 82 84 68 81+1 80+1 82+1
    PBT Keycap
    Cherry Profile Cherry Profile Cherry Profile Cherry Profile OEM Profile Cherry Profile Cherry/MDA Profile
    Connectivity
    Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C USB-C Wired Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C
    Battery
    4000mAh 8000mAh 4000mAh / 4000mAh 4000mAh 4000mAh
    Hot Swappable
    ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
    Backlight
    Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB Per-Key RGB
    OS System
    Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS Win/Mac/Android/iOS
    Software
    F75 MAX Driver (WIN) EPOMAKER 3.0 Driver QMK/VIA Software AULA Web Driver AK820 PRO Software (WIN) F75 Driver (WIN) Epomaker Galaxy70 Driver (WIN)
    Special Feature
    Interactive Screen Joystick & Screen Fully Configurable QMK/VIA Magnetic Switch 0.85" Screen & Volume Knob Last 40+ hours with RGB 1.8kg Solid Aluminum

    Specifications:

    Brand: EPOMAKER X AULA

    Model: F75 MAX

    Layout: 75% ANSI US Layout

    Number of Keys: 80 keys, 1 Metal Knob and 1 TFT Screen

    Battery: 4000mAh

    Battery Life: 30.5 hours with Backlight on, and 80 hours with Backlight off.

    Connectivity: Type-C Cable, 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0

    Compatibility: Mac/WIN/Android/Linux

    Keyboard Dimensions: 32.8*14.3*4.4cm

    Keyboard Weight: 0.96kg

    Front Height: 2cm

    Case Material: ABS Plastic

    Plate Material: PC Plate

    Flex-Cut: Partial Flex-Cut

    Stabilizers: Plate-Mount Stabilizer. (Compatible with Screw-in Stabilizer)

    Mounting Structure: Gasket-Mount

    Sound Dampening: 5 layers: Sandwich Pad, IXPE Switch Pad, PET Sound-Enhancement pad, Bottom Foam and Bottom Silicone.

    Keycaps Profile: Cherry Profile

    Keycaps Material: PBT Plastic

    Keycaps Manufacturing Technique: Double-Shot

    Switch: 5-pin Pre-Lubed Mechanical Switch

    Hot swappable: Yes, with 3/5-pin Mechanical Switches

    RGB: South-Facing, Per-Key RGB

    Polling Rate: 1000Hz (USB, 2.4Ghz), 125Hz (Bluetooth 5.0)

    Latency: 3ms (USB), 7ms (2.4Ghz wireless), 18ms (Bluetooth 5.0)

    Anti-Ghosting: N-Key Rollover

    Switch Specs

    LEOBOG Reaper Mechanical Switch

    Switch Type: Regular Linear Switch with 5 pins

    Trigger Force: 45±3 gf

    Bottom-out Force: 55±3 gf

    Pre-Travel: 1.8±0.3mm

    Total Travel: 3.6±0.3mm

    Stem Material: POM

    Top Material: PC

    Base Material: Nylon

    Light Diffuser: Yes, the Reaper Switch has Light Diffuser

    Factory Lubed: Yes, the Reaper Switch is pre-lubed in the factory

    Life Spans: 5,000,000

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    The EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX is a 75% wireless mechanical gaming keyboard with 80 keys, RGB lighting, a TFT smart display, and a volume knob, making it a strong fit for gamers and everyday desktop users who want a compact layout with customization and quick access controls.

    Recommended For

    • Users who want a compact daily keyboard for both work and gaming, especially if they need a 75% layout that keeps function-row and navigation access while saving desk space.
    • People who type for long sessions and care about softer acoustics and typing feel, such as writers, students, or office users moving up from basic membrane keyboards.
    • Multi-device users who switch between desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone and want one keyboard for mixed setups at home or on the go.
    • Entry-level keyboard enthusiasts who want hot-swap flexibility, RGB, a knob, and a small display without stepping into custom-keyboard pricing.
    • Setup-focused buyers who value visible extras like the TFT screen, GIF support, side-lit RGB effect, and onboard media control as part of their desk aesthetic.

    Real-World Use Scenarios

    • Daily work on a laptop or desktop: a user wants a smaller keyboard that still keeps arrow keys and core function-row access, and the 75% layout usually makes desk space management easier without forcing a big workflow change.
    • Typing-heavy use such as email, documents, coding, or schoolwork: the user is trying to type for long sessions with less harsh bottom-out, and reviews commonly describe a softer, quieter, more cushioned feel than basic tray-mount gaming keyboards.
    • Casual and mainstream PC gaming: the user wants responsive mechanical keys plus more mouse room, and community feedback generally suggests the board works well for everyday gaming, though it is usually discussed more as a strong all-rounder than as a specialized esports keyboard.
    • Switching between a PC, Mac, tablet, or phone during the day: the user is trying to use one keyboard across multiple devices, and tri-mode wireless support makes this practical for mixed work-and-personal setups with fewer cable swaps.
    • Desk-setup customization: the user wants quick control over volume, lighting, and visual personalization, and the knob plus TFT screen are mainly useful for fast adjustments and adding a custom GIF or status display rather than changing typing performance.
    • First mechanical keyboard for someone upgrading from a laptop or basic membrane board: the user is looking for an easy entry point with enthusiast-style features, and community discussions often frame the F75/F75 Max as a low-friction way to get hot-swap, gasket feel, and better stock sound without immediate modding.

    Spec Summary

    AttributeValue
    Best ForGamers and compact-desk users who want a 75% mechanical keyboard with linear switches and RGB backlighting; battery-powered with a USB power option for flexible use
    Layout And Design75% layout with 80 keys in an ambidextrous, gaming-styled plastic chassis with a black gradient finish
    Switches And KeysMechanical key construction with linear switch type
    LightingRGB backlighting
    Power And ConnectivityBattery-powered with a USB power option
    Physical Dimensions And MaterialsPlastic construction; dimensions 5.62 in x 1.69 in x 12.87 in
    Model IdentifiersEPOMAKER — F75 MAX

    Reference Q&A

    Q: Should I get the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX or the regular Aula F75?

    A: Choose the F75 MAX if you specifically want the added TFT screen and knob for on-board controls and visual status, while keeping the same compact 75% format and hot-swap, tri-mode style feature set associated with the F75 line. Choose the regular F75 if you want a simpler version of the same general formula and do not place much value on the display. Across official positioning and community discussion, the MAX is generally treated as the feature-added version rather than a full change in typing concept.

    Q: Is the F75 MAX a better buy than the Keychron V1 Max?

    A: Pick the F75 MAX if you want a more feature-forward 75% wireless keyboard with extras like the TFT screen and knob, and your priority is value-oriented hardware features out of the box. Pick the Keychron V1 Max if your priority is a more established enthusiast ecosystem, especially QMK/VIA support and broader cross-platform customization expectations. This is usually a choice between feature density and software/ecosystem maturity rather than raw layout differences.

    Q: Should I choose the F75 MAX or the AJAZZ AK820 Pro?

    A: Choose the F75 MAX if you want the Aula/EPOMAKER tuning of a 75% wireless board with gasket-style comfort, hot-swap support, and the added screen-plus-knob package. Choose the AJAZZ AK820 Pro if you want a similar compact feature set and are comparing within the same budget-oriented screen-and-knob segment. In practice, this comparison usually comes down to preference for design, sound profile, software behavior, and which board’s implementation of the screen/knob features you prefer, because both target buyers who want a compact all-in-one wireless mechanical keyboard.

    Q: Is the F75 MAX worth it over a magnetic-switch gaming keyboard for competitive play?

    A: Choose the F75 MAX if you want a more general-purpose wireless mechanical keyboard for mixed gaming, typing, and desk customization. Choose a magnetic-switch keyboard instead if your main goal is competitive gaming features such as adjustable actuation or rapid-trigger-style behavior, because that is a different product category with a different performance focus. Community comparisons around the F75 MAX often treat it as a strong all-rounder, but not as the specialized choice for buyers shopping specifically for Hall-effect gaming features.

    Q: Is the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX a good fit for both office work and gaming?

    A: Yes, if you want one compact keyboard for both. Its 75% layout keeps the function row and arrow keys that office users usually need, while the linear switches, gasket structure, wireless options, knob, and RGB features suit gaming and general desk use. The trade-off versus a more office-first keyboard is that it is still a gaming-style mechanical board, so it may be less discreet for quiet shared spaces and less travel-friendly than slimmer productivity keyboards.

    Q: Is it suitable for Mac as well as Windows or Linux?

    A: Mostly yes for typing and general use, because the product listing states PC, Mac, and Linux support. The practical trade-off, seen often in retail keyboard Q&A, is that compatibility does not always mean every shortcut, software feature, or legend matches perfectly on Mac. Buyers who switch between systems should expect basic keyboard use to work, but should confirm whether any advanced customization tools or key labeling are optimized for their main OS.

    Q: Is the F75 MAX worth buying if I want hot-swappable switches and customization without deep modding?

    A: Yes, for buyers who want an easier entry into custom mechanical keyboards. Hot-swappable support means you can change compatible switches later without soldering, which is one of the most repeated decision questions on retail keyboard pages. The trade-off is that hot-swap flexibility does not automatically mean enthusiast-level firmware, premium keycaps, or unlimited customization; it mainly lowers the barrier to changing switch feel over time.

    Q: Is it a good travel or portable work keyboard?

    A: It is portable in the sense that a 75% layout saves desk space and travels more easily than a full-size board, but it is not an ideal light-travel keyboard. The battery-powered wireless design helps for meetings and temporary setups, yet the added screen, knob, and mechanical build make it bulkier than slim low-profile travel keyboards. It is better suited to a fixed desk, dorm, or hybrid work setup than frequent bag-carry commuting.

    Q: What are the main trade-offs versus a more established alternative like Keychron?

    A: The F75 MAX appears stronger on visual features and convenience extras like the TFT screen and knob, while a Keychron alternative is more likely to appeal to buyers who prioritize mature cross-platform workflow features, broader customization ecosystems, and a more productivity-oriented reputation. In short: choose the F75 MAX for feature-rich compact gaming and everyday use, and choose a Keychron-style alternative if firmware, remapping depth, and established Mac/Windows/Linux support matter more than the display.

    Q: Is the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX worth buying if I want a budget 75% mechanical keyboard with a softer typing feel?

    A: Yes, if your priority is a compact 75% keyboard with hot-swap support, wireless use, a knob, and a softer gasket-style typing feel. Reddit discussion around the F75 MAX repeatedly points to its out-of-box typing feel and sound as the main reason to choose it. The trade-off is that it is still a plastic keyboard with extra features like the screen, so it is a better fit for buyers who value feel and features over premium materials.

    Q: Who is the F75 MAX a good fit for: gaming, work, or both?

    A: It is best suited to users who want one keyboard for both everyday work and casual gaming. Its 75% layout keeps function-row access while saving desk space, and the knob, wireless support, and programmable keys make it practical for general desktop use. Community discussion suggests it is more often recommended for typing, schoolwork, and mixed use than for buyers chasing the lowest possible gaming latency.

    Q: What are the main trade-offs of choosing the F75 MAX over other 75% keyboards?

    A: The main trade-offs are material quality, the usefulness of the screen, and wireless practicality. The F75 MAX offers many features for the size, but buyers comparing it with alternatives often call out its plastic construction and mixed opinions on the TFT screen and knob. It makes the most sense if you want feature density at a lower price, not if you are specifically looking for a heavier metal case or a simpler keyboard without display extras.

    Q: Is the F75 MAX a good choice if I care about typing sound and stock feel more than modding?

    A: Yes. The strongest recurring reason people consider the F75 MAX is that it aims to deliver a pleasing stock typing experience without immediate mods. Since it is hot-swappable, you still have upgrade flexibility later, but the product is more appealing to buyers who want a ready-to-use sound-and-feel package than to hobbyists who plan to rebuild most of the board right away.

    Q: Should I buy the F75 MAX if I plan to use it mostly wirelessly?

    A: Only if wireless convenience matters more to you than maximizing battery life or minimizing latency. The keyboard supports wireless use, but community discussion includes concerns about battery life and a preference for wired mode for more consistent gaming performance. It is a safer buy for mixed wired/wireless desktop use than for someone who expects long untethered sessions as the main benefit.