EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Layout, TFT Screen

Where it shines

For a gaming setup that also needs to handle everyday typing, the EPOMAKER x Aula F75 MAX combines a compact 75% layout with an 80-key arrangement and a volume knob. The smaller footprint leaves more desk space than a full-size keyboard, while the knob keeps volume adjustments within easy reach. Its customizable TFT screen can display GIFs and provide connectivity, battery, and indicator information at a glance.

Choose Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, or USB-C wired connectivity to suit your setup. That flexibility is useful when moving between a desktop, laptop, or mobile device, while per-key RGB lighting adds customizable color to a gaming space. The keyboard supports Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, and Linux.

What to know

The F75 MAX uses linear, pre-lubed Cream switches and a gasket-mounted structure with a flexible polycarbonate plate. Foam and silicone layers help shape the sound, while the Cherry-profile keycaps give the keys a consistent, sculpted feel. A two-stage adjustable kickstand lets you choose between typing angles, and the low front height is 2 cm.

Hot-swap sockets support 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches, so you can personalize the typing feel without replacing the whole keyboard. The layout is QWERTY, and the board also supports key remapping and macro editing through its software. For gaming, anti-ghosting and NKRO support simultaneous key input, which is useful for multi-key commands.

The included detachable USB-A to USB-C cable supports a wired connection, and the keyboard comes with extra switches and a keycap-and-switch puller for customization. Its battery capacity is 4,000mAh. Buyer feedback often highlights the smooth key feel, creamy sound, lighting, and customization options, opinions about battery life vary.

Tips for day-to-day use

Use the screen and keyboard shortcuts to adjust lighting, or personalize the RGB effects through the software. The volume knob offers a direct control for media, and the screen brings key status information into view without taking up extra desk space. When changing switches, use the supplied puller and work carefully with the keyboard disconnected.

For a desk shared between work and play, wireless connections keep cable clutter down, while USB-C offers a wired setup when preferred. The F75 MAX’s compact layout favors a smaller footprint, a full-size keyboard may suit someone who specifically wants a separate number pad.

When it makes sense

Worth considering if you want one compact mechanical keyboard for gaming, typing, and switching between compatible devices. Its combination of a customizable TFT screen, volume knob, hot-swap switches, and three connection modes makes it especially suited to setups where desk space and personalization both matter. Choose it for a colorful, adjustable 75% board with practical controls built into the keyboard, rather than a larger layout focused on a dedicated number pad.