AULA F99 Pro Grey + White + Dark Grey

The “Pro” Difference (Rotary Knob): Unlike the standard F99, the Pro version adds a dedicated metallic rotary knob. By default, it controls volume and media playback, but it can also be used to toggle the keyboard’s lighting effects and connection modes.

Massive 8000mAh Battery: Equipped with two internal 4000mAh batteries, the F99 Pro offers some of the best wireless endurance in its class. It can last for several weeks of work with RGB off, making it ideal for users who dislike frequent charging.

Industrial Gradient Aesthetic: The keycap set uses a sophisticated mix of light grey, white, and dark grey tones. Because the legends are printed on the sides (front-facing), the top of the keys remains perfectly smooth, and the south-facing LEDs illuminate the letters directly toward the user.

Superior Acoustic Stack: It utilizes five layers of sound-absorbing material: Poron sandwich foam, IXPE switch pads, PET sound film, bottom cotton, and a silicone base pad. This results in a “poppy” or “marbly” sound profile with zero metallic echo.

Flex-Cut PCB: Strategic cuts in the circuit board and the PC plate allow for more physical “give” when typing. This reduces finger fatigue during long coding or writing sessions and deepens the overall sound.

Full Numpad Utility: The 96% layout retains the full number pad and arrow keys, which is essential for data entry, accounting, and complex macro mapping.

System Toggling: Features a dedicated physical switch on the side (or FN shortcut) to toggle between Mac and Windows modes. The F-row will automatically adjust to native macOS functions (Brightness, Mission Control, etc.) when set to Mac mode.

Gaming Response: In 2.4GHz wireless mode, the 1000Hz polling rate ensures a lag-free experience comparable to a wired connection. It also supports N-Key Rollover (NKRO) for simultaneous key presses.

Universal Hot-Swap: You can easily swap the stock LEOBOG switches for any mechanical switches (Gateron, Cherry, Holy Panda, etc.) without soldering.

Onboard Memory: Custom RGB profiles and macros created in the AULA driver (Windows) are saved to the keyboard’s hardware, meaning they stay active even when you plug into a Linux machine or an iPad.