AULA F75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard - Glacier Blue

A 75% keyboard layout is a compact design that retains most of the keys of a full-size keyboard, including the function row (F1-F12), arrow keys, and some navigation keys, but omits the numpad and clusters them more tightly to save desk space.

The AULA F75 features hot-swappable sockets. Ensure the keyboard is powered off. Gently pull the switch upwards using a switch puller tool (often included or sold separately). Align the pins of the new switch with the socket and press down firmly until it clicks into place.

The AULA F75 is typically offered with various switch options from brands like Gateron or Outemu, often including tactile, linear, and clicky variants. Please check the specific product listing for exact switch types available.

The keyboard is equipped with a 4000mAh battery. Battery life can vary significantly based on usage, especially RGB brightness and connection type, but typically lasts several weeks on a single charge with moderate use.

Yes, the AULA F75 supports 16.8 million colors and various RGB lighting effects. You can typically cycle through presets and adjust brightness using dedicated keyboard shortcuts. Advanced customization might be available through accompanying software, if provided by AULA.

A gasket mount is a keyboard mounting style where the plate holding the switches is suspended between gaskets (often silicone or foam) rather than being directly screwed to the case. This isolation provides a softer typing feel and can improve acoustics by reducing vibration transfer.

Yes, PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate) is a high-quality plastic known for its durability, resistance to shine, and textured feel compared to ABS plastic. Double-shot keycaps ensure the legend is molded into the keycap, preventing wear over time.

Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device. Turn the keyboard on and press the correct Bluetooth pairing key combination. If already paired, try removing the AULA F75 from your device's Bluetooth list and re-pairing.

Try plugging the dongle into a different USB port. Ensure the keyboard is powered on and within range of the dongle. Restart your computer.

If using wired mode, check the USB cable connection. If using wireless, ensure the battery is charged and try re-pairing the connection. For specific keys, check if the hot-swappable switch is seated correctly or if the switch itself is faulty.

Check the keyboard's settings using the keyboard shortcuts (refer to manual) to ensure lighting is enabled and configured correctly. If issues persist, try resetting the keyboard to factory defaults (refer to manual).

Ensure the keyboard is properly connected. Try a different connection mode (e.g., switch from wireless to wired) to rule out connectivity issues. Restart the keyboard.