Charge the AULA S102 PRO from a computer's USB port, not a wall plug; AULA says USB wall adapters are not supported. Use the included USB-A to USB-C cable, and watch the battery percentage on its screen to time the top-up. Its 1-year local warranty runs through Evetech.
Most of us charge everything the same way: grab the nearest phone charger, plug it into the wall and walk away. The S102 PRO asks for something different. AULA is explicit that this keyboard should be charged from a computer's USB port, and that USB wall adapters are not supported. It is an unusual instruction, but an easy one to follow once it becomes part of your routine. Here is a practical guide to charging a wireless keyboard from a computer the way AULA intends for this board.
Charge the AULA S102 PRO from a computer's USB port, not a wall plug; AULA states that USB wall adapters are not supported. Run the supplied lead from the computer's rectangular USB-A socket to the USB-C port on the keyboard, and watch the battery percentage on its screen to time the top-up. Its 1 Year Local Warranty runs through Evetech, which sells the keyboard for R299.
AULA's specification for the S102 PRO lists charging "from a computer USB port" and notes that USB wall adapters are not supported. The product page does not go further than that, so the sensible approach is simply to follow it as written: charge from a computer, and keep the keyboard away from wall chargers, phone bricks and multi-port charging stations.
The cable you need comes in the box. It has a USB-A plug at one end, the traditional rectangular connector found on most desktop PCs and many laptops, and USB-C at the other, which goes into the keyboard.
AULA's wording names a computer's USB port. It gives no guidance on power banks, monitor USB ports or other sources, so the safe course is to stick to what AULA describes.
The S102 PRO has a small TFT screen that shows connection status and the battery percentage. That number is your charging guide.
A practical routine:
Because it is a percentage rather than a single warning light, you can judge whether a top-up is needed today or can wait until tomorrow. No capacity or runtime figure appears on AULA's page, so give it a week or two and you will know your own drain rate.
The cable is also one of the S102 PRO's three connection methods, alongside 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth for two devices. So plugging it in does not mean putting the keyboard aside. After you connect the cable, glance at the status screen: it shows which link the board is using, so you can confirm whether it is now on the cable or still on its wireless connection before you carry on typing.
The RGB backlight is the obvious variable under your control. Fn combinations step its brightness down, and lower brightness is the easy lever if each charge needs to stretch. The rest of the board, a quiet silicone membrane, a volume knob and three typing angles, does not change how you charge.
The one situation that needs planning is travel. If you take the S102 PRO somewhere without a computer, you cannot fall back on a wall charger, because AULA does not support that. Two simple habits cover it:
For a keyboard that stays on one desk, none of this is an issue: it can sit on the cable whenever the percentage drops.
The S102 PRO is listed in Evetech's office keyboards category. Teams equipping several desks with a matched keyboard and mouse can also look at Evetech's keyboard and mouse bundles. The price is on the product page.
No. AULA states that USB wall adapters are not supported, so charge from a computer's USB port instead.
The lead in the box: its flat USB-A plug goes to the PC, the small USB-C plug to the keyboard.
The cable is also a connection method, so check the status screen to see which link is active and carry on working.
Once the percentage on the little TFT screen reaches the level you are happy with.
Yes. It is a computer's USB port, which is exactly what AULA specifies. Use an adapter if the laptop only has USB-C.
Charge it before you leave and take the cable, so you can top up from the next computer you use.
Want a keyboard that keeps you posted on its battery? Explore Evetech's office keyboard range and see the S102 PRO with its battery percentage screen.
No. AULA states that USB wall adapters are not supported, so charge from a computer's USB port instead.
The lead in the box: its flat USB-A plug goes to the PC, the small USB-C plug to the keyboard.
The cable is also a connection method, so check the status screen to see which link is active and carry on working.
Once the percentage on the little TFT screen reaches the level you are happy with.
Yes. It is a computer's USB port, which is exactly what AULA specifies. Use an adapter if the laptop only has USB-C.
Charge it before you leave and take the cable, so you can top up from the next computer you use.
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