AULA AG60 Max — 60% magnetic keyboard: CNC aluminium body, 8000 Hz polling, hot-swap, Electro Blue, gray & pearl white
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- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
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- 50,000 UZS
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- 1 month
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All specifications →AULA AG60 Max: description and configuration
AULA AG60 Max (AG60Max) — keyboard.
The AG60 Max is the top build of AULA's 60% magnetic keyboard, the AG60. A compact 61-key body frees desk space for wide mouse swings, and the hardware is aimed at competitive shooters: contactless magnetic switches instead of classic ones, an adjustable actuation point and Rapid Trigger.
What separates Max from the plain AG60 is a dual-LED magnetic PCB and the top firmware configuration: AULA quotes an average 0.08 ms response in Max mode at an 8000 Hz polling rate. The chassis is milled from aluminium, anodised and PVD-coated, and inside sits a five-layer dampening stack: a carbon-fibre plate, PO and PE foam layers, a PET acoustic film and a bottom insulation layer.
The keyboard is wired and needs no software install: AULA's web driver opens in a browser and lets you set per-key actuation, enable Rapid Trigger, SOCD, DKS and Multi-Tasking Mode, store up to four profiles and tune the lighting. Hot-swap sockets let you change switches without soldering.
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The top configuration in the AG60 family
AULA builds the AG60 in three versions, and Max is the highest. The AG60 page states it plainly: the base AG60 uses a single-LED per-key PCB, while the Pro and Max builds use a dual-LED one. The same page quotes average latency of 0.1 ms in Pro mode and 0.08 ms in Max mode. In practice you choose Max not for a different shell but for the top electronics and firmware.
AULA AG60 Max from above: red aluminium chassis with dye-sublimated Firefly keycaps and RGB
Aluminium you can hear and see
The shell is milled from a single aluminium block, then given 220-mesh anodising and a full-surface PVD coating — hence the dense matte texture and resistance to scuffs. The vacuum nano-engraved backplate catches the light. The weight and rigidity of aluminium are obvious at once: the board does not slide around the desk or flex during fast key runs.
Side profile of the AULA AG60: milled red aluminium frame and backlit keycaps
Five layers against a hollow sound
Inside sits a stack of a carbon-fibre plate, a PO foam layer, a PE dampener under the switches, a PET acoustic film, bottom PO foam and a PET insulation layer. That build kills the resonance of an aluminium box, which is what usually makes compact boards sound hollow. AULA labels every one of those layers on its own build diagram, which also shows the dual-LED per-key PCB sitting inside the stack.
The AULA AG60 five-layer dampening diagram: carbon-fibre plate, PO and PE foam, PET film, PCB and bottom insulation
Tuning in the browser, nothing to install
AULA's web driver opens straight in a browser, and FN+N calls it up from the keyboard. There you set actuation depth per key, enable Rapid Trigger, SOCD, DKS and Multi-Tasking Mode, calibrate the dead zone and build lighting scenes. Four profiles switch with FN+U, FN+I, FN+O and FN+P — handy when a shooter and plain typing want different actuation points.
AULA AG60 at an angle, showing the depth of the aluminium case and the cable port
Two editions to choose from: Firefly and metal
The first edition is a red chassis with Firefly keycaps: dye-sublimated artwork that lights up from below. The second is Electro Blue: an anodised blue chassis with gray and pearl-white keycaps and Godmode switches (27 gf initial, 42 gf bottom-out, 3.4 mm travel). Both are built on the same platform and differ in finish and magnetic switch type.
The AULA AG60 in Electro Blue: a blue chassis with gray and pearl-white keycaps, seen from above
AULA AG60 Max specifications
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