AULA F87 Pro vs Epomaker G84 Pro

The Epomaker G84 Pro has a significantly larger 8000mAh battery, double the capacity of the AULA F87 Pro's 4000mAh battery. According to Epomaker, this offers weeks of usage with the backlight off, making it the clear winner for wireless endurance.

Yes, the Epomaker G84 Pro features a dual-function metal knob. It can be used to control system volume and, when combined with the function key, to adjust RGB lighting or navigate the onboard screen.

They are different, not inherently better. The AULA F87 Pro uses dual-tone PBT keycaps, which are prized for their textured feel and durability. The Epomaker G84 Pro uses unique double-shot silicone keycaps in a Cherry profile, which the manufacturer describes as having a velvety, non-grippy texture.

The Epomaker G84 Pro lists specifications more aligned with gaming performance. It explicitly states a 1000Hz polling rate, N-Key Rollover, and low latency of 2ms (wired) and 5ms (2.4GHz). The AULA F87 Pro's vendor page mentions a 3ms response time but does not list a polling rate.

Yes, both keyboards are hot-swappable. This means you can remove and replace the mechanical switches without any soldering, using the included switch pullers. Both boards also come with two extra switches in the box.

The integrated glass screen on the G84 Pro can display practical information like time, battery level, and keyboard status. It also has a dedicated mode for uploading and displaying custom GIFs or animations via the web-based software, allowing for personalization.

The vendor page for the AULA F87 Pro lists a downloadable driver, but notes it only supports Windows. The Epomaker G84 Pro uses a web-based custom driver that is accessible across Windows and Mac systems.

The Epomaker G84 Pro has a 75% layout with 81 keys and dimensions of 347 x 147 mm. The AULA F87 Pro is an 80% layout with 87 keys and is 365 x 139 mm. The G84 Pro is slightly shorter in length, which may make it easier to pack, and its larger battery is a major travel advantage.

Yes, according to their vendor descriptions, both keyboards feature a five-layered sound-dampening design. The AULA F87 Pro mentions IXPE under-shaft padding and PORON cotton. The Epomaker G84 Pro lists PORON sandwich foam, IXPE switch pad, sound enhancement PET, and other layers.

The case materials differ. The AULA F87 Pro's case is made from PBT and silicone, while the Epomaker G84 Pro uses an ABS plastic case. Both use gasket mount designs and polycarbonate/PC plates. The G84 Pro adds a glass screen and a metal knob to its construction.

Both offer adjustable typing angles. The AULA F87 Pro has double-level adjustable feet. The Epomaker G84 Pro has a two-stage kickstand offering three specific angles: 6, 8, and 10.5 degrees, providing more precise ergonomic options.