AULA F75 · mechanical · 75%
A soft, quiet key feel: five layers of dampening and factory-lubed LEOBOG Reaper switches. Wired, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz.
APress any key — the F75 answers
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Under the PC plate sit PORON foam, an IXPE switch pad and a PET film; under the PCB, a second PORON layer and a silicone base. It sounds deep and muted, with no hollow plastic echo.
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Switches come out with the puller in seconds — the 2-in-1 puller is in the box. LEOBOG Reaper: linear, factory-lubed, 45 gf over a 3.6 mm stroke — smooth, no click.
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Bluetooth 5.0 for up to three devices, 2.4 GHz for games, USB-C for a cable. 4000 mAh: up to 17.5 h with lighting, up to 266 h without.
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16 RGB effects and lit legends. In game mode the knob steps through effects and brightness; in office mode it is volume. Try it:
AULA SC900 Pro · for the F75
A PAW3395 up to 26,000 DPI, TTC optical switches rated for 100 million clicks, wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth. A full ergonomic shape at just 62 ± 2 g.
↔Drag to spin it
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Every dot is one report from the mouse to the computer. The same 0.12-second flick, slowed down 20×. At 8000 Hz the mouse reports every 0.125 ms, so your movement reaches the screen denser and smoother. That’s wired and on 2.4 GHz; Bluetooth runs at 125 Hz.
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TTC optical switches: a press breaks a beam of light instead of joining metal contacts, so there is nothing to oxidise or chatter. Rated for 100 million clicks. Click the mouse.
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PixArt’s flagship sensor: up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS and 50 G — a hard turn across the whole pad won’t break tracking. Six DPI steps switch with a button underneath and tune in the driver.
Setup · F75 + SC900 Pro
The quiet mechanical F75 and the light 62-gram SC900 Pro, both in black. Put both in one order: the manager packs and delivers them together.
AULA keyboards
Every keyboard at once: from compact to full-size, wired and wireless.
For gaming, study and work: a pleasant key feel, switches swap without soldering.
104 keys for numbers and navigation
104 keys for numbers and navigation · Screen and knob within reach · Two cells, 8000 mAh total
80 keys, arrows and a knob
80 keys, arrows and a knob · Gasket, a PC plate and five layers · Three modes without changing keyboards
Black/red F75 without a numpad
Black/red F75 without a numpad · USB-C: connect and start typing · Gasket mounting and one-knob control
TKL: 87 keys without a numpad
TKL: 87 keys without a numpad · LED matrix and dual 8K reporting · Three modes and replaceable switches
Smoke-transparent styling and Crystal
Smoke-transparent styling and Crystal · 95 keys with a dedicated numpad · Three modes, five layers and hot-swap
Light frame, clear keys and Crystal
Light frame, clear keys and Crystal · 95 keys with a dedicated numpad · Three modes, five layers and hot-swap
80 keys and transparent Dream Sakura
80 keys and transparent Dream Sakura · Your own GIF on a 1.14″ screen · 8000 mAh and three connection modes
Gradient Gray with Star Vector
Gradient Gray with Star Vector · 1.14″ screen and saved settings · 4000 mAh and three Bluetooth profiles
81 compact keys, a soft gasket mount and three ways to connect
81 keys: F-row, arrows and navigation, no number pad · Gasket mount and five-layer sound damping · Full hot-swap — change switches without soldering
Expected: 18 November
The familiar full layout, with the mechanics tuned at the factory
108 keys: a complete layout, nothing trimmed · Gasket mount and five damping layers · 1000 Hz polling, three connection modes
Expected: 18 November
104 keys, a metal plate and 20 lighting modes
104 keys: number pad and navigation stay put · Metal top plate, 4.0 mm key travel · Rainbow backlight: 20 effects from the keyboard
Expected: 18 November
Retro caps, living light, a knob at your fingertips
104 keys, 3 media buttons and a metal knob · Round punk keycaps and a matte metal top plate · Zoned RGB: 22 effects, brightness on the knob
Expected: 18 November
A full-size board that follows you from one screen to the next
104 keys: full number pad and separate arrows · Three modes: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz and USB Type-C · Hot-swap switches rated for about 50 million presses
Expected: 18 November
Compact mechanics with colour and character
87 keys, TKL format — more room for the mouse · Contrasting keycaps and colour key backlighting · Low profile and about 827 g — easy to carry along
Expected: 18 November
Mechanical, minus the number pad — the mouse gets room
87 keys, TKL format — more room for the mouse · White and grey ABS caps, light from underneath · Keys rated at over 60 million presses
Expected: 18 November
A compact 65% with a gasket mount and three modes
Three modes: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz and USB Type-C · Gasket mount: a softer press and a contained sound · Every switch is hot-swappable — no soldering
Expected: 18 November
A screen and knob in a 75% layout
A screen and knob in a 75% layout · Choose the mode on the side · Gasket, hot-swap and two-stage feet
Expected: 12 November
87 keys, a soft gasket mount and 3 ms of wireless latency
87-key TKL: F-row, navigation and arrows, no number pad · Gasket mount and a PCB slotted 1.2 mm around every key · Full hot-swap, with AULA's factory-lubed switches
Expected: 18 November
A clear 95-key board with a screen and a knob
Screen and knob: charge, mode and lighting at hand · Four connections: BT 5.1 ×3, 2.4 GHz and USB-C · A clear case, PC keycaps and RGB down the sides
Expected: 18 November
A numpad in a 387 mm case
A numpad in a 387 mm case · TFT screen and control knob · Three modes and a 10000 mAh battery
Expected: 12 November
A full number pad in a case that does not take the whole desk
99 keys: number pad without the extra width · Gasket mount, PC plate and five damping layers · USB-C, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 to choose from
Expected: 18 November
A full-size keyboard you steer with a single turn
108 keys: a full layout with no compromises · Multimedia knob in the top right corner · Side-engraved keycaps on the gradient sets
Expected: 18 November
A clear 98% with a screen, a wheel and 8,000 mAh
Clear case, keycaps and switches — light passes right through · An 8,000 mAh battery: up to 76 h with lights off · Screen and wheel: charge, mode, volume and light
Expected: 18 November
Full-size logic in a case one size down
99 keys: a number pad without the extra width · Double-shot PBT keycaps in a spherical profile · A slotted PC plate and a 1.2 mm slotted PCB
Expected: 18 November
Cable, 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth — one slider picks the mode
Three modes: Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz and a Type-C cable · 4,000 mAh: up to 132 hours with the lights off · Hot-swap on every key, no soldering needed
Expected: 18 November
Full-size mechanical — with the sound you choose
104 keys: a full-size layout with no compromises · 20 backlight effects, brightness and speed from the keys · 26 specified keys at once — combos never drop
Expected: 18 November
Full-size mechanics built to outlast more than one PC build
104 keys: full number pad and separate arrows · Brushed metal top panel · Double-shot PBT keycaps — legends that do not wear off
Expected: 18 November
Dense sound, your own build, no cable required
Three connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, USB-C · Gasket mount with cotton and a sound-dampening pad · Hot-swappable switches, no soldering
Expected: 18 November
A keyboard that tells you which mode it is in
Smart display and knob in one corner · 98%: 96 keys with a full numpad · Gasket mount, five damping layers, hot-swap
Expected: 18 November
For shooters: each key triggers at the depth you set and resets instantly.
Black King in the F75 layout
Black King in the F75 layout · Rapid Trigger and AULA HUB tuning · 8000 Hz over USB, 4000 mAh for wireless
Black HERO68 XS with clear PC keys
Black HERO68 XS with clear PC keys · Snow God, Rapid Trigger and AULA HUB · 6000 mAh and 8K over cable and receiver
Black 65% with side legends
Black 65% with side legends · Magnetic actuation and Rapid Trigger · Wired 8000 Hz and RGB
You decide how deep a key has to go
Magnetic switches with Rapid Trigger · 0.001 mm actuation adjustment steps · 8,000 Hz polling, 0.08 ms latency
Expected: 18 November
The top AG60 build: aluminium and 0.08 ms response
Milled aluminium chassis with anodising and PVD coating · Magnetic switches, Rapid Trigger and SOCD · 8000 Hz polling, 0.08 ms response in Max mode
Expected: 18 November
The speed of the AG60, with twice the light
Two LEDs per key, 130-LED matrix · Magnetic switches, 0.001 mm Rapid Trigger · 8,000 Hz polling, 0.08 ms latency
Expected: 18 November
A knob under your finger, a rest under your wrist
A knob and M1–M3 buttons for music and brightness · Magnetic wrist rest included · 22 lighting effects, zones in different colours
Expected: 18 November
Sixty-eight keys that trigger exactly where you tell them to
65% layout, 68 keys, dedicated arrows · Actuation adjustable in 0.01 mm steps · 8,000 Hz polling, scanning up to 128 kHz
Expected: 18 November
The function row stays. So does the room for your mouse
84 keys: function row and arrows kept · Actuation adjustable in 0.01 mm steps · 8,000 Hz polling, scanning up to 128 kHz
Expected: 18 November
A full set of keys, with a trigger point you set yourself
99%: 101 keys and a number pad in 401 mm · Actuation from 0.05 mm, RT steps down to 0.005 mm · 8,000 Hz polling, 48 kHz full-key scanning
Expected: 18 November
Phantom Moon White with clear PC keys
Phantom Moon White with clear PC keys · Snow God, Rapid Trigger and AULA HUB · 6000 mAh and 8K over cable and receiver
Expected: 18 November
A 3.98-inch IPS display instead of a numpad, with 8,000 mAh behind it
A 3.98-inch IPS touch display at 320 x 480 · About 20% more compact than a full-size board · Gasket mount, slotted PC plate and six damping layers
Expected: 18 November
Sixty-one keys, and the rest of the desk goes to the mouse
60%, 61 keys — more room for the mouse · 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0 and a USB-C cable · Actuation adjustable in 0.01 mm steps
Expected: 18 November
The Standard WIN60: a magnetic stem and 8000 Hz polling
Magnetic switches with 0.1-3.4 mm actuation travel · A 0.02 mm Rapid Trigger step and a zero dead zone · Polling up to 8000 Hz, latency from 0.2 ms
Expected: 18 November
WIN60 Pro: Beast Mode and scanning up to 32,000 Hz
Beast Mode: a 0.01 mm Rapid Trigger step · Single-key scanning up to 32,000 Hz · Polling up to 8000 Hz, latency from 0.2 ms
Expected: 18 November
61 keys against a desk crowded with hardware
61 keys — the most room for the mouse · Rapid Trigger adjustable down to 0.01 mm · Polling up to 8,000 Hz, latency from 0.2 ms
Expected: 18 November
Classic legends in a 65% layout
Classic legends in a 65% layout · Magnetic actuation and Rapid Trigger · Wired 8000 Hz and RGB
Expected: 12 November
A calm grey 65% board with magnetic actuation
Rapid Trigger at 0.02 mm, 0.01 mm in Beast Mode · Polling up to 8,000 Hz, latency from 0.2 ms · 68 keys: arrows and Ins/Del/PgUp/PgDn kept
Expected: 18 November
Less keyboard on the desk, more room for the mouse
Rapid Trigger adjustable down to 0.01 mm · Polling up to 8,000 Hz, latency from 0.2 ms · RS, DKS, MT, TGL and SOCD modes in the driver
Expected: 18 November
Mice, sound and desk
Light wireless mice, a headset and a big desk pad — from the same AULA line.
55 g and a PAW3311 sensor
55 g and a PAW3311 sensor · Cable, receiver or Bluetooth · 500 mAh and charging-dock support
Solid shell, around 82 g
Solid shell, around 82 g · Three modes for desktop and laptop · Up to 1000 Hz and a 500 mAh battery
Mouse status on its display
Mouse status on its display · Compact solid shell, about 64 g · Three connections and adjustable DPI
Honeycomb shell, 67 g
Honeycomb shell, 67 g · PAW3311 and accessible side buttons · 400 mAh and three ways to connect
PAW3395 and dual 8K
PAW3395 and dual 8K · Replaceable 400 mAh battery · A solid shell for three modes
Over-ear cups and a detachable microphone
Over-ear cups and a detachable microphone · Wireless receiver, Bluetooth and cable · Virtual 7.1 and equaliser settings
One continuous desk surface
One continuous desk surface · Fabric and a stitched edge · Plan space for wider movements
A quiet wireless mouse for a laptop and study
A 2.4 GHz link with a USB receiver — no cable · About 60 g including the receiver · Three DPI steps: 1000, 1200 and 1600
Expected: 18 November
Every command you need, under your thumb
7 buttons, including DPI+ and DPI− below the wheel · Six DPI steps: 800–6,400 · Polling rate up to 1,000 Hz
Expected: 18 November
A big mouse that holds your hand for you
Thumb rest with side buttons · Six DPI steps: 1,200–12,800 · RGB in three zones: wheel, logo, base
Expected: 18 November
A honeycomb glow and four DPI steps
Honeycomb shell with seven-colour RGB · Four DPI steps topping out at 3600 · DPI switch sits right under the wheel
Expected: 18 November
A honeycomb shell that lights up whole
Honeycomb shell, a datasheet 92 g · Six buttons, including two thumb keys · Four DPI steps: 1200, 1800, 2400 and 3600
Expected: 18 November
Seven buttons that remember your macros
Seven programmable buttons, Fire key included · 704E optical chip, DPI up to 4800 · Onboard memory: settings travel with the mouse
Expected: 18 November
A rest for the whole palm and six steps of precision
Six DPI steps: 1,200–12,800 · 1,000 Hz polling rate · Two DPI keys right below the wheel
Expected: 18 November
A full-palm grip, four weights and seven programmable buttons
Four DPI steps to 6400 with colour indication · 7 programmable buttons plus a rapid-fire key · Four removable weights to tune the mass
Expected: 18 November
A light mouse with no lighting — just shape and precision
Six DPI steps, from 800 to 7200 · About 82 g including the cable · A calm, light-free shape for study and the office
Expected: 18 November
A screen on the shell: battery, DPI and mode always in sight
Display: battery, DPI, mode and polling rate · PAW3311 with six steps up to 20,000 DPI · 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and a Type-C cable
Expected: 18 November
A light mouse with no holes: PAW3395 and three ways to connect
About 58 g, a solid shell with no holes · PAW3395: up to 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50 G · 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 and a USB-C cable
Expected: 18 November
An ultralight mouse with a solid shell and a PAW3395 sensor
About 37 g with a solid, hole-free shell · Flagship PAW3395 sensor, up to 26,000 DPI · Omron 50M switches and a TTC Gold encoder
Expected: 18 November
Light, symmetrical and always connected
55 g in a solid, compact shell · PAW3395 sensor up to 26,000 DPI · Wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth in one mouse
Expected: 18 November
8000 Hz, with or without the cable
8000 Hz both wired and over 2.4 GHz · Omron optical switches, 100 million clicks · A 600 mAh battery at 58 g
Expected: 18 November
A flagship sensor and a 0.7 mm lift-off
PAW3950 sensor: up to 42,000 DPI, 750 IPS · Lift-off distance from 0.7 mm · 8000 Hz both wired and over 2.4 GHz
Expected: 18 November
Active noise cancelling and a hundred hours off the charger
Active noise cancelling and transparency mode · Bluetooth 5.4, 2.4 GHz and wired USB · 1,000 mAh — about 100 hours with ANC off
Expected: 18 November
50 mm drivers, 7.1 and four ways onto any platform
50 mm drivers with a titanium-plated diaphragm · Four connections: 2.4 GHz, Type-C, BT, wired · 1,500 mAh and play while charging
Expected: 18 November
Virtual 7.1, 10 ms latency and 16 million colours of light
Virtual 7.1 and a C-Media chip with its own EQ · 2.4 GHz at about 10 ms, Bluetooth and wired · Detachable mic with AI noise cancellation
Expected: 18 November
A headset that connects with one USB plug
One USB 2.0 plug — no sound card needed · Both the cups and the headband loops glow · A flexible boom microphone with an indicator
Expected: 18 November
A wireless headset you stop noticing
Three modes: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0 and wired · 175 g, with a mesh headband · A volume wheel and a mic-mute button
Expected: 18 November
A light headset for long evenings at the PC
50 mm drivers, a 20 Hz – 20 kHz range · Soft, breathable, closed-back earpads · A floating band on a light steel beam
Expected: 18 November
A plain wired headset with big drivers
50 mm drivers, a 20 Hz – 20 kHz range · Twin 3.5 mm plugs and USB — for an ordinary PC · Lighting on the cups and a separate USB plug
Expected: 18 November
A simple headset that simply works
2 × 3.5 mm plus USB — no drivers needed · A glowing RGB ring around each cup · A flexible boom mic that holds its position
Expected: 18 November
Compact cubes that glow and run from a single USB port
A 2.0 stereo pair in compact cubes · One cable: USB for power, 3.5 mm for audio · Volume control at hand, on the cable
Expected: 18 November
Speaker and microphone in one body — voice chat without a headset
Detachable microphone on a gooseneck · ENC for noise, AEC against speaker echo · A 90 Hz – 18 kHz range
Expected: 18 November
One bar instead of two boxes, with the volume under your finger
One bar instead of two cabinets · 3 W × 2 RMS, 10 W peak, 160 Hz – 20 kHz · A volume knob on the front panel
Expected: 18 November
Two compact speakers that glow and run off USB
A 2.0 stereo pair — two speakers included · USB powered: no socket and no power brick · Volume control right on the 1.2 m cable
Expected: 18 November
Column speakers whose entire front panel lights up
A lit panel across the whole front face · A 2.0 stereo pair — two speakers included · USB powered: no socket and no power brick
Expected: 18 November
Two speakers, one USB port and a ring of light around each cone
3 W × 2 RMS with a 10 W peak · Two 2-inch full-range drivers · USB power, 3.5 mm audio input
Expected: 18 November
Two sticks, a D-pad and TURBO — plug in and play
The familiar asymmetric layout · A dedicated TURBO button under your thumb · Wired: no batteries and no pairing
Expected: 18 November
Metal, light and a place for your phone
Keyboard and mouse in one box · Metal top plate and floating keycaps · A phone slot built into the body
Expected: 18 November
Set up a gaming desk in one order
Keyboard and mouse in one set · Light around every keycap · Full size: number pad and arrows
Expected: 18 November
Metal under the keys, your phone above them
Metal panel with a built-in wrist shelf · Water-resistant body, as AULA states · A phone slot right in the keyboard
Expected: 18 November
A whole gaming desk in a single box
Four devices in a single set · A 108-key keyboard with a number pad · A mouse with four DPI steps up to 3600
Expected: 18 November
300 × 250 mm of speed cloth with a stitched edge
Speed-type cloth surface · Stitched edge all round, so it will not fray · Just 2 mm thick, so your hand stays at desk level
Expected: 18 November
Keyboard and mouse on one 700 × 300 mm surface
700 × 300 mm fits keyboard and mouse on one surface · Stitched edge all round, so it will not fray · At 2 mm it does not raise the keyboard
Expected: 18 November
How to buy
Build the order on the site — or message the manager on Telegram straight away.
The order goes to GeekShop: a manager confirms stock, price and timing.
Anywhere in Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS. Payment is agreed with the manager after confirmation.
Questions
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Add products to the cart and send the order — it opens in Telegram with a GeekShop manager, who confirms stock, the final price and timing. Nothing is paid on the site.
Delivery anywhere in Uzbekistan costs 50,000 UZS. The manager gives the timing when confirming the order.
You agree the payment method with the GeekShop manager once the order is confirmed on Telegram. No prepayment on the site.
Models marked “Pre-order” are brought in for you: you order them like in-stock items and the manager tells you when they arrive.
Every AULA product has a 1-month warranty. For warranty or exchanges, message the GeekShop manager on Telegram.
The AULA F75 in black — in stock at GEEKSHOP. Delivered anywhere in Uzbekistan.
