Both: the AULA WIN68 and AG75 suit competitive play, while the S102 PRO and AC306 are quiet home and office keyboards. The AC306 pairs round retro keys with a wireless mouse, and the S102 PRO adds a TFT screen and volume knob. Evetech carries both sides.
Some brands make gaming gear and nothing else; others stick to beige office keyboards. AULA does both, and the range at Evetech shows how far apart the two ends sit. On one side are magnetic boards built for split-second inputs. On the other are quiet membrane keyboards made for spreadsheets and email. If you are sorting out AULA gaming or office gear, this is how the two halves divide.
AULA covers both. The WIN68 and AG75 are magnetic keyboards aimed at competitive play, while the S102 PRO and AC306 are quiet membrane keyboards for home and office desks. The AC306 pairs round, retro-style keys with a wireless mouse on one shared receiver, and the S102 PRO adds a small TFT screen and a volume knob. Evetech lists both sides of the range, from R239 for the AC306 to R2,799 for the AG75 Pro in Armor Silver.
The competitive end of the range is built on magnetic (Hall Effect) switches, which let you set where each key fires and reset it the instant you lift.
These are keyboards you choose for response, not for quiet.
The S102 PRO is a full-size membrane keyboard with a silicone structure that keeps each keystroke quiet. It keeps the number pad and the full function row for document and figure work. A rotary knob handles volume, and a small TFT screen shows the active connection and the battery percentage. It links by 2.4GHz, by Bluetooth to two devices, or by USB-C, and Cherry-profile keycaps with three typing angles keep long days comfortable. On a Mac, Fn + S switches the layout.
The AC306 is a keyboard and mouse set with a personality. Its round, floating keycaps give a typewriter look, and it comes in Pink, Purple, Blue and Brown. The 104-key membrane board is full-size with a number pad, and AULA describes its membrane as quiet with a feel close to mechanical. The mouse switches between 800, 1000 and 1600 DPI. Both run on one AA battery each, with on/off switches, and they share a single 2.4GHz receiver that stores inside the mouse. There is no backlight.
The two halves are not rivals. Plenty of people split their day: a spreadsheet-heavy job and an evening of ranked matches.
Warranty is worth knowing across the split. At Evetech the S102 PRO and AC306 carry 1 year of local warranty, while the magnetic boards carry 2 years.
Compare the gaming boards in Evetech's gaming keyboards category, and browse mice for either side of the desk in the gaming mice section.
A full-size membrane keyboard with round, retro keycaps and a matching mouse, both talking to the PC through one 2.4GHz dongle.
Quiet typing, a number pad for figures, a knob for call volume and three angles for a long day at the desk.
Yes. A membrane board for the working day and a magnetic board for the evening is a common split.
Yes. The S102 PRO connects over 2.4GHz, Bluetooth or USB-C, and the AC306 set runs on 2.4GHz.
No. You get small status lamps for Num Lock, Caps Lock and a low battery, and nothing else.
Ready to kit out the work desk and the gaming desk? Browse Evetech's keyboards and mice and find the AULA pieces that fit the way your day splits.
A full-size membrane keyboard with round, retro keycaps and a matching mouse, both talking to the PC through one 2.4GHz dongle.
Quiet typing, a number pad for figures, a knob for call volume and three angles for a long day at the desk.
Yes. A membrane board for the working day and a magnetic board for the evening is a common split.
Yes. The S102 PRO connects over 2.4GHz, Bluetooth or USB-C, and the AC306 set runs on 2.4GHz.
No. You get small status lamps for Num Lock, Caps Lock and a low battery, and nothing else.
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