EPOMAKER X AULA EA75 MAX 75% Mechanical Keyboard
Upgrade your workspace with the EPOMAKER X AULA EA75 MAX. This 75% hot-swappable mechanical keyboard features a customizable TFT screen, double-shot PBT keycaps, and tri-mode wireless connectivity.
Elevate your typing and gaming experience with the EPOMAKER X AULA EA75 MAX. This premium 75% ANSI US layout mechanical keyboard features a versatile tri-mode connection (Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz) and a hot-swappable gasket mount design for ultimate customization. Equipped with a vibrant TFT screen, a multi-function control knob, and durable double-shot PBT keycaps, it delivers both stunning aesthetics and top-tier productivity for desktops, laptops, and tablets.
- Tri-mode connectivity: Wired USB, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz wireless.
- Compact 75% ANSI layout featuring 82 keys and dedicated arrow keys.
- Customizable TFT screen and multi-function knob for real-time control.
- Hot-swappable LEOBOG mechanical switches with multicolor backlighting.
Key Features
- Tri-Mode Connectivity: Seamlessly switch between Wired USB, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz wireless modes to ensure stable, lag-free performance across all your connected devices.
- Interactive TFT Screen & Knob: Features a highly customizable TFT smart screen paired with a multi-function knob, providing real-time system feedback and intuitive, personalized setting adjustments on the fly.
- Hot-Swappable Mechanical Switches: Equipped with premium LEOBOG mechanical switches (such as the Reaper Switch) and a hot-swap PCB, allowing you to customize your typing feel and sound profile without any soldering.
- Premium PBT Keycaps: Constructed with high-quality, double-shot PBT plastic keycaps that resist finger shine and wear, ensuring your keyboard looks pristine even after heavy daily use.
- Space-Saving 75% Layout: Optimized for both gaming and productivity, the compact 82-key ANSI layout retains essential keys—including dedicated arrow keys—while freeing up valuable mouse space on your desk.
Compatibility & Best Use
- Broadly compatible with a wide range of devices, serving as an excellent input solution for Desktop PCs, Laptops, Tablets, and number pad-dependent applications.
- Perfect for gamers, programmers, and office workers seeking a tactile, multicolor backlit mechanical keyboard that minimizes desk clutter.
- Ideal for users who frequently switch between multiple machines or operating systems thanks to its reliable, seamless Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity options.
Installation Tips
- Wireless Pairing: For 2.4GHz mode, simply plug the included USB receiver into your host device. For Bluetooth, utilize the keyboard’s designated shortcut keys to enter pairing mode and connect to your laptop or tablet wirelessly.
- Switch Swapping: When utilizing the hot-swap feature, always use a proper mechanical switch puller tool to gently extract the LEOBOG switches straight up to avoid bending the delicate metal pins.
- Screen Customization: Use the corresponding proprietary software to upload custom GIFs or images to the TFT screen and map the multi-function knob to your preferred media or lighting controls.
Product Specifications
| Brand Name / Model | AULA / EA75 MAX |
| Keyboard Standard / Layout | 82 Key / 75% ANSI US |
| Connectivity Types | Wired USB, Bluetooth (BT), 2.4GHz Wireless |
| Operation Style / Hot-Swap | Mechanical / Yes |
| Axis Body Brand | LEOBOG (e.g., Reaper Switch) |
| Keycap Material / Printing | PBT plastic / Doubleshot |
| Backlight Type | Multicolor |
| Battery Included | Yes |
| Application Compatibility | Desktop, Laptop, Number, Tablet |
| High-Concerned Chemical | None |
| Origin | Mainland China |
Packing List
- 1 x EPOMAKER X AULA EA75 MAX Mechanical Keyboard
Warnings & Safety Notes
- Battery Care: Since the keyboard contains a built-in wireless battery, avoid exposing the device to extreme heat sources, moisture, or direct sunlight to prevent battery degradation or fire hazards.
- Switch Replacement Safety: Ensure the keyboard is completely powered off and unplugged from the USB interface before attempting to hot-swap any mechanical switches to prevent electrical shorts on the motherboard.
