AULA S75 Pro Buying Guide Kuwait: Screen, Hot-Swap, Price

The AULA S75 Pro is a 75% wireless mechanical keyboard with a built-in TFT screen, a volume knob, hot-swappable sockets and tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz and USB-C). At Gallexa it costs 22 KD (price at time of writing). If you want one keyboard that looks good on the desk, connects to your PC and laptop, and lets you change switches later, it is one of the best-value boards in Kuwait. Below is what you actually get, who it suits, and how it compares with the AULA F75 and the Attack Shark X820 Ultra.

AULA S75 Pro at a glance

These are the specs listed on our product page. Where a detail is not listed, we say so instead of guessing.

• Layout: compact 75% (the listing also describes it as 80 keys), keeping the F-row and arrow keys
• Screen: built-in TFT colour display, plus a rotary knob
• Connectivity: tri-mode: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless and USB Type-C wired
• Hot-swap: yes, supports 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches
• Switches: factory pre-lubed mechanical switches (switch type not listed)
• Keycaps: double-shot PBT
• Build: gasket-mount structure with multi-layer sound dampening
• Lighting: south-facing RGB
• Other: full-key anti-ghosting (NKRO), driver software support, Windows and macOS compatible
• Battery: rechargeable with USB-C charging (capacity in mAh not listed)
• Polling rate, weight, dimensions: not listed

AULA S75 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard: 22 KD (regular 24 KD), price at time of writing.
Prefer a softer look? The Gray Gradient AULA S75 Pro is listed separately at the same 22 KD (regular 24 KD), price at time of writing.

The TFT screen: useful or just a gimmick?

The screen is the headline feature, so it is worth being clear about what it does. On the S75 Pro it shows battery status, connection mode, date and time, keyboard settings, and your own images or animated GIFs.

The practical part is the battery and connection read-out. On a wireless keyboard, the most annoying moment is when it dies mid-match or you cannot tell whether it is on Bluetooth or the 2.4GHz dongle. A glance at the screen answers both. The custom GIF part is purely for looks, but if you are building a themed setup it is a nice touch that most keyboards at this price do not have.

One honest note: any screen draws some extra power. The listing does not give a battery capacity, so if very long battery life is your top priority, look at the comparison below.

The knob

The rotary knob sits next to the screen and is mainly for volume and media control. It sounds minor, but turning a dial to drop game audio when someone calls you is faster than any key combo, and you will use it every day.

Hot-swap with 3-pin and 5-pin support

Hot-swappable means you can pull a switch out with a switch puller and press a new one in, with no soldering. The S75 Pro supports both 3-pin and 5-pin switches. 5-pin switches have two extra plastic legs that help them sit straight; 3-pin switches don’t have them. Support for both means almost any standard MX-style mechanical switch will fit.

Why this matters for you: if you buy the S75 Pro and later decide you want lighter linears for gaming or a tactile bump for typing, you only change the switches, not the whole keyboard. The pre-lubed stock switches are a reasonable starting point. Lubing is the step that cuts scratchiness, and it has been done at the factory.

Gasket mount and sound

A gasket mount means the plate holding the switches sits on soft gaskets instead of being screwed hard into the case. The result is a slightly softer, more cushioned feel and a deeper, less “hollow” sound. Combined with the multi-layer dampening and PBT keycaps, this is aimed at people who care how a keyboard feels and sounds, not just how fast it is. PBT also resists the shiny, greasy look that cheaper ABS keycaps get after months of use, which matters in Kuwait’s heat.

Tri-mode: one keyboard for PC, laptop and tablet

With Bluetooth 5.0, a 2.4GHz receiver and a USB-C cable, you can game on the PC over 2.4GHz or wired, then switch to Bluetooth for a laptop or iPad. If you are new to the difference between the three modes, read our tri-mode keyboards and mice explained guide. Short version: use wired or 2.4GHz for gaming, and Bluetooth for typing and multi-device work.

AULA S75 Pro vs AULA F75 vs Attack Shark X820 Ultra

These three are the closest alternatives we sell: all 75%, all tri-mode, all hot-swappable. Here is how they line up based on their product pages (prices at time of writing).

Which one should you buy?

• Buy the AULA S75 Pro (22 KD) if you want the screen, double-shot PBT keycaps and confirmed 3-pin/5-pin hot-swap in one package. It is the most complete spec sheet of the three. View the S75 Pro.
• Buy the AULA F75 (18 KD) if you don’t care about a screen and want to save 4 KD. It keeps the knob, the gasket mount and the hot-swap, and it is the only one of the three with a listed battery size (4000mAh).
• Buy the Attack Shark X820 Ultra (21 KD) if you want a screen and specifically prefer linear switches out of the box. A white version is also listed separately at 20 KD (price at time of writing).

Who the S75 Pro is (and isn’t) for

Good fit: students and office workers who also game, anyone switching between a PC and a laptop, people building a clean themed desk, and first-time buyers who want room to upgrade switches later.

Not the best fit: competitive FPS players chasing Rapid Trigger and adjustable actuation. The S75 Pro is a mechanical keyboard, not a magnetic (Hall Effect) one. If that is you, see our Rapid Trigger keyboards guide instead. And if you are unsure whether 75% is the right size, our 60% vs 65% vs 75% layout guide walks through it.

Why buy from Gallexa in Kuwait

• Local delivery in Kuwait: no international shipping, customs or waiting on overseas tracking.
• Prices in KD: what you see is what you pay, with no currency conversion surprises.
• Clear returns: read our return policy before you order so you know exactly how returns and defective items are handled.
• Specialist range: we focus on PC gaming peripherals, so you can compare the S75 Pro with similar boards in one place.

FAQ

How much is the AULA S75 Pro in Kuwait?

At Gallexa the AULA S75 Pro is 22 KD (regular 24 KD), and the Gray Gradient version is also 22 KD, both prices at time of writing.

Does the AULA S75 Pro work with a Mac and an iPad?

The listing says it is Windows and macOS compatible. With Bluetooth 5.0 it can also pair with tablets and laptops that support Bluetooth keyboards.

Can I change the switches on the AULA S75 Pro?

Yes. It is hot-swappable and supports both 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches, so you can replace them without soldering.

AULA S75 Pro or AULA F75: which is better?

The S75 Pro adds a TFT screen and lists double-shot PBT keycaps, for 4 KD more. The F75 is the better pick if you want to save money and don’t need the screen.

Ready to upgrade?

Order the AULA S75 Pro, or browse every option in our gaming keyboards collection, from budget mechanical boards to magnetic Rapid Trigger keyboards, all priced in KD with delivery in Kuwait.

ملخص بالعربي

كيبورد AULA S75 Pro هو كيبورد ميكانيكي لاسلكي بحجم 75% مع شاشة TFT ملونة ومقبض لتحكم الصوت، ويدعم ثلاثة أوضاع اتصال: بلوتوث و2.4 جيجاهرتز وسلك USB-C. يدعم تبديل السويتشات بدون لحام (3 و5 دبابيس)، ويأتي بهيكل Gasket وأزرار PBT مزدوجة الحقن. سعره في جالكسا 22 دينار كويتي وقت كتابة المقال، وهو خيار ممتاز لمن يريد كيبورد واحد للكمبيوتر واللابتوب مع شكل مميز على المكتب. إذا لم تكن تحتاج الشاشة، فإن AULA F75 بسعر 18 دينار بديل اقتصادي مناسب.