AULA F75 HE Black — Black King Magnetic, Black-gray side-printed — magnetic keyboard
- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
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All specifications →AULA F75 HE Black: description and configuration
AULA F75 HE Black (F75HEBlack) — magnetic keyboard.
AULA F75 HE Black King: Black King in the F75 layout. Rapid Trigger and AULA HUB tuning.
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Black King in the F75 layout
The 80-key layout keeps F1–F12 and arrows without a numpad. A black case and grey-gradient side legends distinguish this edition. Black King Magnetic switches use Hall sensors, so actuation depth is configured in software rather than fixed by a conventional mechanical contact.

AULA F75 HE Black King — Black King in the F75 layout
Rapid Trigger and AULA HUB tuning
Rapid Trigger ties retriggering and reset to key movement. AULA rates RT adjustment down to 0.01 mm and internal scanning up to 160 kHz. AULA HUB lets you tune sensitivity to your pressing technique; internal scan rate is distinct from host reporting rate.
8000 Hz over USB, 4000 mAh for wireless
USB wired mode supports 8000 Hz. The 2.4 GHz receiver reports at 1000 Hz and Bluetooth at 125 Hz. A 4000 mAh battery powers wireless operation. Choose the highest reporting rate over cable or a cable-free desk with separate connection options for different devices.
Knob control and five-layer padding
The multifunction knob adjusts volume and lighting without opening an application. Gasket construction and five layers of padding shape case acoustics. This is a magnetic model, so switch replacement requires compatible magnetic switches, not ordinary mechanical ones.
AULA F75 HE Black specifications
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