The AULA F99 Max pairs up to 5 devices over Bluetooth, the HERO 75 HE, L99 and F87 Pro V2 up to 3, and the S102 PRO 2. Each also has a 2.4GHz receiver and a USB-C cable. The WIN68, HERO 84 HE and AG75 connect by USB-C alone and suit a fixed desk PC.
A keyboard that pairs with your phone and tablet as well as your PC can replace the fiddly on-screen keyboard for long messages, notes and documents. Not every AULA keyboard does it, and those that do remember different numbers of devices. If moving between screens is part of your day, here is how Bluetooth keyboard pairing works out across the range.
The AULA F99 Max pairs up to 5 devices, the HERO 75 HE, L99 and F87 Pro V2 up to 3, and the S102 PRO 2. Each of those also has a 2.4GHz receiver and a USB-C cable. A USB-C cable is the only link on the WIN68, HERO 84 HE and AG75, which makes them desktop boards rather than tablet companions. The S102 PRO costs R299 at Evetech, the F99 Max R799, the HERO 75 HE and F87 Pro V2 R899 each, and the L99 R1,099.
The F99 Max is the most generous in the range. It can hold up to five devices across its 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired modes, which suits someone juggling a desktop, a work laptop, a tablet and a phone. It is a 96% board with a number pad, a small screen and a knob, powered by an 8000mAh battery.
These three each remember up to three devices over Bluetooth, alongside their receiver and cable.
The office keyboard pairs with two Bluetooth devices, plus its 2.4GHz receiver and a USB-A to USB-C cable. For a work desk with one laptop and one phone, two is often all you need.
For typing and browsing, yes. For fast games, use the receiver or the cable. The HERO 75 HE shows why clearly: its 2.4GHz link matches the cable at 8000Hz, while Bluetooth drops to 125Hz. Bluetooth is designed to work with almost any phone, tablet or laptop, and that compatibility comes at the cost of speed. It is the right link for a message on your phone, not for a match.
The L99's touchscreen works on the keyboard itself, so it stays useful whatever device the board is paired with. You can change lighting and settings on it, use it as a numpad or calculator, and check the battery level. When the L99 is paired with a tablet for writing, having a calculator and numpad on the board saves switching apps. It lists Windows and Mac modes, and Bluetooth makes it easy to move between a PC, a MacBook and a tablet.
With two Bluetooth slots and a receiver, the S102 PRO can keep a phone and a tablet paired while the receiver handles the main computer. Its small display names the active connection and the remaining charge, which removes the guesswork when switching.
The WIN68 HE, WIN68 MAX, HERO 84 HE and AG75 are wired magnetic boards. They connect by USB-C only, and AULA ties the WIN68's 8000Hz polling to its cable. These boards are built for a fixed gaming PC, where the priorities are speed and zero upkeep, so they carry no battery and no radios at all.
Warranty splits by switch type. The magnetic boards, including the tri-mode HERO 75 HE, come with a 2 Years Local Warranty through Evetech; the F99 Max, L99, F87 Pro V2 and S102 PRO carry one year. Compare them in the gaming keyboards category, and if you pick a hot-swap board, the keyboard switches page lists replacement options.
It can connect to up to five devices across its 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired modes, so you switch rather than re-pair.
The HERO 75 HE, L99 and F87 Pro V2.
Yes. It works as a numpad or calculator on the board itself, whatever device it is paired with.
It runs at 125Hz, so use the 2.4GHz receiver or cable at 8000Hz for games.
Yes. It pairs two Bluetooth devices and has a receiver for a third computer.
The wired magnetic boards are built for a fixed gaming PC, with no battery or radio to manage.
Want one keyboard for every screen you use? Explore the multi-device keyboards at Evetech and compare how many phones, tablets and PCs each can pair.
It can connect to up to five devices across its 2.4GHz, Bluetooth and wired modes, so you switch rather than re-pair.
The HERO 75 HE, L99 and F87 Pro V2.
Yes. It works as a numpad or calculator on the board itself, whatever device it is paired with.
It runs at 125Hz, so use the 2.4GHz receiver or cable at 8000Hz for games.
Yes. It pairs two Bluetooth devices and has a receiver for a third computer.
The wired magnetic boards are built for a fixed gaming PC, with no battery or radio to manage.
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