AULA catalog

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

TKL: 87 keys without a numpad

TKL: 87 keys without a numpad · LED matrix and dual 8K reporting · Three modes and replaceable switches

Gradient Gray with Star Vector

Gradient Gray with Star Vector · 1.14″ screen and saved settings · 4000 mAh and three Bluetooth profiles

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/red F75 without a numpad

Black/red F75 without a numpad · USB-C: connect and start typing · Gasket mounting and one-knob control

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

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 65% with side legends

Black 65% with side legends · Magnetic actuation and Rapid Trigger · Wired 8000 Hz and RGB

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 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

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

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

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

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 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

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

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

Metal, light and a place for your phone

104 keys and a metal top panel · Up to 26 keys without press conflicts · Steady, breathing and heartbeat light

Expected: 18 November

Volume and light in one turn

Knob: volume or backlight brightness · Three media keys: back, pause, forward · Sandblasted metal top panel

Expected: 18 November

Full size, a soft quiet stroke and three fresh colourways

108 keys: number pad, F row, media keys · A silicone layer softens the sound of typing · ABS keycaps with crisp legends that resist shine

Expected: 18 November

Full size, wireless freedom and the charge on screen

Three modes: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz and Type-C · The display shows charge and the active channel · Knob for volume, brightness and light effects

Expected: 18 November

A quiet 98% board with a knob, macros and three channels

99 keys in a 98% layout: a number pad without the width · Bluetooth for three devices, 2.4 GHz and a Type-C cable · A knob and three M1-M3 macro keys recorded on the board

Expected: 18 November

The display tells you where you are typing

The display shows system, channel and charge · Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz and USB-C wired · 99 keys with a number pad in a 98% layout

Expected: 18 November

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