AULA has launched the new AULA F87S mechanical gaming keyboard, bringing several useful upgrades to its popular F87 TKL model. The new keyboard keeps the compact tenkeyless layout but adds faster performance, wireless options, and a larger battery.

The AULA F87S supports an 8,000 Hz polling rate in both wired USB Type C and 2.4 GHz wireless modes. This can help deliver faster input response, which should appeal to gamers who want quick and consistent controls.

The keyboard also uses a gasket mounted design with five layers of sound and vibration damping. These include PORON foam, a switch pad, PET acoustic material, bottom foam, and a silicone bottom pad. Together, the layers are designed to make typing feel softer while also reducing unwanted keyboard noise.

Large battery and flexible connectivity

One of the biggest upgrades is the battery setup. The F87S comes with two 5,000mAh batteries, giving it a total capacity of 10,000mAh. Users can connect it through USB Type C, 2.4 GHz wireless, or Bluetooth, making it suitable for both gaming and everyday use.

AULA has also added a CNC machined multi function knob with an RGB light ring. It can be used for volume control, one touch mute, and other functions that users can customize.

The keyboard features hot swappable switches and supports several gaming functions, including Instant Release, SOCD, Hold/Tap, Toggle, and Combo Key. There are also 77 customizable functions available through key remapping.

AULA will offer the F87S in four color options. These include Black Mist Transparent with Martin switches, Oreo with Seiya switches, Pink White Peach with Haitang switches, and Rainbow Candy with Feichi switches.

AULA F87S keyboard pricing

The AULA F87S is priced at $89.90 on the company’s website. With 8K polling, a 10,000mAh battery, gasket mounting, hot swap support, and three connection modes, it offers a strong feature set for a relatively affordable TKL gaming keyboard.

The AULA AG60 Pro is a compact 60% gaming keyboard built around magnetic switches, bringing features like adjustable actuation, rapid trigger and deep customisation to a much lower price point than we typically see. On top of that, it pairs those gaming-focused features with a full CNC aluminium chassis, giving it a surprisingly premium feel considering the $160 asking price. The question is, does it actually deliver where it matters in real-world use, or are there compromises hiding beneath the surface?

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
01:16 Pricing discussion
02:01 Design impressions
03:34 Semi-transparent caps + RGB
04:26 Keycaps, switches, stabilisers
05:59 The soundtest!
06:25 Build quality
07:12 Gaming performance
09:23 Web control interface
10:29 Closing thoughts

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