Buy the AULA F75 Pro.

It does everything a 75% wireless keyboard needs to do, with months of proof behind it, for 43% less money.

What was compared

AULA F75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,75% Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard with Knob,RGB ... — $69.99
EPOMAKER HE75 V2 TMR Hall Effect Gaming Keyboard w/Changeable Knob | Rapid Triggering, 8K ... — $123.49

1. Months of real owners, not just a launch photo
AULA F75 owners report five months of daily use with no fading or failures, and dozens of reviews back a strong track record. Epomaker HE75 V2 has only three ratings, so its long-term reliability is basically unproven.
2. Same core keyboard, $53 cheaper
Both are 75% wireless hot-swap keyboards with gasket mount and RGB, but the F75 Pro costs $69.99 against the HE75 V2's $123.49. That is 43% less money for the same everyday typing and gaming experience.
3. Stock feel reviewers actually praise
Pre-lubed Reaper switches and PBT keycaps give the F75 Pro a smooth, thocky sound straight out of the box, something reviewers call fantastic for the price. Epomaker's stock feel has far less owner feedback to back it up.
4. A layout that just works for both jobs
Reviewers confirm the F75 Pro's 75% layout and knob handle gaming and typing without wireless lag or misfires on 2.4GHz. That is exactly what most buyers need from a compact board, nothing more.
5. Yes, hall effect is sharper. Most won't feel it.
The HE75 V2's adjustable actuation, rapid trigger and 8K polling are real wins for ranked FPS players chasing frame-perfect resets. Unless you're grinding competitive shooters, that precision never shows up, and the F75 Pro already covers everyday gaming and typing for less.