All three run cable-free: the AULA HERO 75 HE and SC900 MAX are tri-mode, and the A500 has Bluetooth 5.4 and 2.4GHz. The keyboard and mouse both reach 8000Hz on their receivers, the mouse's 400mAh battery swaps out, and the A500 runs about 100 hours with ANC off.
A desk with no cables crossing it looks clean, but it only works if nothing slows down when the cords come out. Three AULA products line up well for a wireless gaming setup: the HERO 75 HE keyboard, the SC900 MAX mouse and the A500 headset. Each one keeps its fast mode on a receiver, so going cable-free is a choice about tidiness, not about speed.
Yes, all three can run cordless. The HERO 75 HE and SC900 MAX are tri-mode and both reach 8000Hz on their 2.4GHz receivers, and the A500 links over Bluetooth 5.4 or its own 2.4GHz dongle. The mouse's 400mAh cell can be swapped out, and AULA rates the headset at about 100 hours with ANC off. Evetech's figures for the three are R639 for the A500, R749 for the SC900 MAX and R899 for the HERO 75 HE.
The HERO 75 HE is the tri-mode member of AULA's magnetic family. It connects by USB-C, a 2.4GHz receiver or Bluetooth with up to three paired devices. The detail that makes it suit this desk is its polling: 8000Hz over the receiver, the same figure it hits on the cable. Bluetooth drops to 125Hz, so keep that link for a tablet or a work laptop.
Everything magnetic still works cordless. You can set each key's actuation point anywhere between 0.1mm and 3.4mm in 0.005mm increments, Rapid Trigger resets keys as you lift, and SOCD and DKS sit in the AULA HUB web driver. An 8000mAh battery powers the wireless modes. AULA does not rate its runtime, so plan to top it up over USB-C when convenient.
The SC900 MAX connects by 2.4GHz, Bluetooth or a USB-C cable, picked with a switch on its base. Out of the box it polls at 1000Hz; raise it in software and it goes up to 8000Hz on the receiver or the cable. DPI runs in six steps from 400 to 30,000.
Its standout trick is the power supply. The 400mAh cell lives under a cover on the underside and comes out, so a flat mouse can take a charged cell instead of sitting on a lead. With that cell fitted it weighs 62g, which keeps quick flicks easy.
The A500 covers the audio side with hybrid ANC that AULA rates at up to 38dB of reduction, plus a transparency mode that lets the room back in when someone talks to you. It links three ways: Bluetooth 5.4, a 2.4GHz USB dongle, or the included audio cable into its 3.5mm jack. It can hold Bluetooth and 2.4GHz at once, so a phone and the PC share it.
Battery life is its easy win. AULA quotes about 100 hours with ANC off and about 60 with ANC on, and a full recharge over USB-C takes around three hours. The boom mic tucks away and mutes when you flip it up.
Cordless does not mean portless. Each of these devices wants its own dongle, so plan three free USB ports on the PC, or pair one of them over Bluetooth if you run short. Put the mouse receiver closest to where the mouse sits for the steadiest link. Charging is simple too: every device tops up over USB-C.
Browse Evetech's peripheral best sellers to compare with other popular gear, and see the gaming mouse pads section for a surface to put under all of it. At Evetech, the HERO 75 HE keyboard carries 2 years of local warranty, and the SC900 MAX and A500 carry 1 year apiece.
No. The HERO 75 HE polls at 8000Hz on its 2.4GHz receiver, matching its wired figure.
Open the cover on the SC900 MAX's underside, take out the 400mAh cell and fit a charged one.
Yes. It can keep a Bluetooth link and its 2.4GHz receiver active, and a short two-button press switches between them.
The 2.4GHz receivers. Bluetooth runs the keyboard and mouse at 125Hz, which is fine for typing and browsing.
Rarely. AULA rates the A500 at about 100 hours with ANC off.
Ready to clear the cables off your desk? Browse Evetech's wireless keyboards, mice and headsets and build a cordless setup that keeps its speed.
No. The HERO 75 HE polls at 8000Hz on its 2.4GHz receiver, matching its wired figure.
Open the cover on the SC900 MAX's underside, take out the 400mAh cell and fit a charged one.
Yes. It can keep a Bluetooth link and its 2.4GHz receiver active, and a short two-button press switches between them.
The 2.4GHz receivers. Bluetooth runs the keyboard and mouse at 125Hz, which is fine for typing and browsing.
Rarely. AULA rates the A500 at about 100 hours with ANC off.
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