AULA F99 Pro — full-size 108-key keyboard: gasket mount, knob, tri-mode, Comic keycaps
Light Gray + White + Dark GrayPre-order
Light Blue + White + Black PurplePre-order
Light Blue + White + Dark PurplePre-order
Thunder BlackPre-order
Black + White + GreenPre-order
Gradient Black Pink side-engravedPre-order
Black + Gray + GreenPre-order
Gradient Gray side-engravedPre-order
Gradient Blue side-engravedPre-order
Comic keycapsPre-order- Store pickup
- Tashkent, Shaykhantakhur district, Iftikhor street, 2
- Courier
- 50,000 UZS
- Warranty
- 1 month
About this product
All specifications →AULA F99 Pro: description and configuration
AULA F99 Pro (F99Pro) — keyboard.
The AULA F99 Pro is a full-size mechanical keyboard: a 100% layout with 108 keys and a multimedia knob in the top right corner. That is exactly what separates it from the plain F99 — the knob and an enlarged 2U zero in the number pad, while three gradient sets come with side-engraved keycaps that let the lighting escape towards the user.
Inside there is a gasket mount, a slotted polycarbonate plate and a 1.2 mm PCB cut around every individual key. The sound package is built from a sandwich pad, an IXPE sheet under the switches and a PET film, with a silicone pad and an extra layer of damping at the bottom. Every key sits in a hot-swap socket, all keys can be pressed at once, and the lighting is RGB.
Connection is three-way — cable, 2.4 GHz receiver and Bluetooth — with an 8,000 mAh battery. Colour and switch are chosen separately: there are side-engraved gradient sets in gray, black-pink and blue, several two- and three-colour combinations, a Thunder Black option and a comic-print set.
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A full 100% with an enlarged zero
The F99 Pro is laid out as a full-size 108-key board: function row, navigation cluster and number pad all sit where you expect them. In the number pad the zero key is widened to 2U, so hitting it without looking is easier than on a standard key. That makes sense when one desk has to handle both spreadsheet work and games.
AULA F99 Pro in the light blue, white and black-purple colourway, top view with the knob
A knob in the top right corner
The main difference from the plain F99 is the multimedia rotary knob. It sits past the number pad, so it costs nothing in the main layout and is always within reach. AULA lists it as a multimedia control: volume changes with one movement instead of hunting for a key combination.
Close-up of the AULA F99 Pro multimedia knob above the number pad
Side engraving and RGB
On the three gradient sets the legends are printed on the side wall of the keycap instead of the top, so the lighting comes out towards you and the letters stay readable in bright light. The top of the keycap stays clean and unmarked, which noticeably changes how the board looks. The other colourways — the light blue and light gray combinations, Thunder Black and the comic set — use ordinary top printing.
AULA F99 Pro with gradient black-pink side-engraved keycaps
Gasket mount, slotted PCB and layers
The PCB is gasket-mounted over a slotted polycarbonate plate, and the 1.2 mm board itself is cut around every key. The sound package is a sandwich pad, an IXPE sheet under the switches and a PET film, with a silicone pad and an extra damping layer at the bottom. All 108 positions use hot-swap sockets, so switches change without a soldering iron.
AULA F99 Pro with gradient gray side-engraved keycaps in a black case
Ten colourways, five switch types
Colour and switch are picked independently. The list covers three side-engraved gradient sets, several light and dark combinations, a Thunder Black with orange accents and a comic-print set. Switches are Star Vector, Nimbus V3, Reaper, Whale Sea and Gray Wood; the GEEKSHOP manager confirms the available combination when the preorder is placed.
AULA F99 Pro in the light blue, white and dark purple colourway with the knob
AULA F99 Pro specifications
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