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Epomaker x AULA F65

Epomaker x AULA F65 is a 65% Mechanical keyboard built around LEOBOG Reaper switches for a linear feel. It offers hot-swap sockets. Its spec sheet reads wired + 2.4 ghz + bt, gasket, none keycaps, Per-key RGB, released 2026. Keyboards Ranked scores it 60 out of 100 across speed, build, features and value.

$60

Estimated typical street price in US dollars, not launch MSRP. It is compiled from product knowledge rather than quoted from a live listing, so treat it as accurate to within ten to fifteen per cent and confirm it against the live retailer searches on the app page for this board.

Where to look

Epomaker product page

This is the manufacturer page this row's specifications were read from.

Buying links, live prices in your currency and photo status · compare it in the app

Sound

On the sound model used across this site it reads as thocky. That is a character derived from its mount, case weight, switch feel and noise rating — it is not a recording of this keyboard.

Play the typing sample and see the full sound breakdown in the app.

Scores

Ranked 313 of 994 overall, and 151 of 711 among Mechanical boards in the database.

Overall
60
Speed
42
Build
77
Features
56
Value
84

Specifications

Switch type
Mechanical · LEOBOG Reaper
Feel
Linear
Layout
65%
Connection
Wired + 2.4 GHz + BT
Polling rate
1000 Hz
Rapid trigger
No
Hot-swap
Yes
Mount
Gasket
Keycaps
none
Weight
Not recorded
Battery
4000 mAh
Backlight
Per-key RGB
Rotary knob
No
Released
2026

BudgetCompact footprintGasket mountHot-swapLow-latency wirelessLong batteryRGB showcase

How its switch registers

Epomaker x AULA F65 ships with LEOBOG Reaper, rated linear by this database. The stem slides straight down until its nib touches the leaf and closes the circuit. Identical from the first gram to the bottom — nothing pushes back to tell you the key fired.

Drawn distances are the norm for this switch family, not a measurement of this keyboard. The animation is the same diagram the app uses.