The AULA WIN68 is a 65% board with 68 keys, and the S102 PRO is a full-size board with a number pad. Between them sit the 75% HERO, AG75 and L99 boards, the tenkeyless F87 Pro V2 and the 96% F99 Max, which squeezes a numpad into a shorter frame.
Layout is the decision that shapes a keyboard more than any spec. It sets how wide the board is, where your mouse can sit, and which keys you reach directly rather than through a combination. The AULA range spans nearly every common size, so it is a handy way to see the trade-offs side by side. Here is the range sorted by keyboard layout sizes, smallest to largest.
The AULA WIN68 is a 65% board with 68 keys, and the S102 PRO is a full-size board with a number pad. Between them sit the 75% HERO, AG75 and L99 boards, the tenkeyless F87 Pro V2 and the 96% F99 Max, which squeezes a number pad into a shorter frame. Smaller layouts free mouse space; larger ones keep more keys within one press. Evetech's prices run from R299 for the S102 PRO to R2,799 for the AG75 Pro in Armor Silver.
The WIN68 HE and WIN68 MAX are 65% boards with 68 keys. A 65% layout drops the function row and the number pad but keeps the arrow keys, which is its big advantage over even smaller designs. F-keys and other commands move onto Fn combinations.
The payoff is width. With no number pad pushing the mouse outwards, low-sensitivity players get a longer clear lane for wide swipes. Both WIN68 editions are wired magnetic boards polling at 8000Hz.
A 75% layout brings the function row back while staying compact, with the keys packed closely together.
For many people 75% is the sweet spot: function keys for work shortcuts and games, arrows in place, and still plenty of room for the mouse.
The F87 Pro V2 is a tenkeyless board, sometimes called 80%. It keeps the full function row, the arrows and the navigation cluster (Insert, Home, Page Up and the rest) in their standard spaced-out positions. Only the number pad goes. It suits anyone who uses navigation keys a lot and wants a familiar spacing.
The F99 Max is a 96% board with 97 keys. It keeps a full number pad but closes up the gaps between clusters, so the board is shorter than a full-size one. It is the answer for people who need a number pad but want to reclaim a little desk space.
In practice, the difference between TKL and 96% is simple: TKL gives up the number pad to keep standard spacing, while 96% keeps the number pad and gives up the spacing.
The S102 PRO is a full-size (100%) office keyboard with a dedicated number pad and the complete function row, on a quiet silicone membrane. For spreadsheets and data entry, nothing beats every key in its standard place.
The F99 Max is the one to look at. The L99 also has a trick here: its touchscreen can act as a numpad, although it is not a physical number pad.
The magnetic 65% and 75% boards, meaning the WIN68, HERO and AG75 families, come with a 2 Years Local Warranty at Evetech. Everything else in this guide, from the touchscreen L99 to the S102 PRO office board, carries one year. Browse every size in the gaming keyboards category, and pick up spare keyboard switches if you choose a hot-swap board.
68, including the arrow keys. The function row moves to Fn combinations.
The HERO 75 HE, HERO 84 HE, AG75 Pro, AG75 Ultra and the L99.
TKL drops the number pad and keeps standard spacing; 96% keeps the number pad and packs the keys closer together.
Yes. The 96% F99 Max, and the L99's touchscreen can double as a numpad.
It frees up space for the mouse, which helps low-sensitivity players who make wide movements.
Yes. The WIN68, HERO and AG75 boards carry two years; the other models carry one.
Found the layout that fits your desk? Browse keyboards at Evetech by size, from compact 65% boards to full-size models with a number pad.
68, including the arrow keys. The function row moves to Fn combinations.
The HERO 75 HE, HERO 84 HE, AG75 Pro, AG75 Ultra and the L99.
TKL drops the number pad and keeps standard spacing; 96% keeps the number pad and packs the keys closer together.
Yes. The 96% F99 Max, and the L99's touchscreen can double as a numpad.
It frees up space for the mouse, which helps low-sensitivity players who make wide movements.
Yes. The WIN68, HERO and AG75 boards carry two years; the other models carry one.
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