u/GrassTouched0times

I need some advice as to how i should be placing the cable grommet holes. The only plug point available are the ones you can see, there's none under.
The brown dotted line is where a steel rod of the structure is present so cannot drill into that.

My monitor is gonna be on the riser in front and the UPS and CPU on the right (they are correct as per measurement).

I want a clean cable management but idk how or rather how many cable grommets to place in this setup. Kindly help. Thanks

Got these Keygeek Y2 linear switches from Keyora, all switches in perfect working condition and well packaged with 3 layers.

As for the sound, it's what i imagined it to be - a very muted, low pitched and dense sound. They came pre-lubed and are quite smooth. It's comparable to a thick domino falling on a carpeted floor (just what came to my mind).

There were a couple of the switches whose pins were bent but that was no issue i could just bend them back to their place.

I have done a small comparison video with the stock switches of the AULA Nova 75 - LEOBOG Dream Sakura, which i will be posting below.

The Nova 75 does everything that the F75/F75 Max does, but better. Ever so smooth and beautifully designed.

And yes, the keycaps are not stock.

The software is what it is, nothing great.

However, it's thockier due to the 6th additional foam layer, and seems more premium in build quality than the F75, thanks to the carbon fibre-ish back plate and the metal strip housing the name.

Definitely my daily driver for a long time.

F75, but better.

Wish I could give you guys a comparison with an AULA F75 but sadly I don't own one.

Before u ask I bought this beauty from xtro.gg and the keycaps from CuriosityCaps.

Switches - Leobog Dream Sakura Linear switch (this will get replaced with a thockier switch soon)
Keycaps - Gray White and Red - MOA profile Keycaps

It's already been reviewed on this sub before (You can check here - https://www.reddit.com/r/mkindia/s/Nuij2l3qw1 ), so I won't go into too much details of it.

I changed the keycaps as I wanted to make the reflected sound as muted and rounded as possible + who doesn't like MOA keycaps, it is still a little poppy for my liking (hence, changing the switches - still awaiting) but it is definitely creamy as hell. I will be posting a video of what it sounds like in the comments below.

The software is alright, not great. I think the biggest improvement is the knurled metal knob which is tactile and very responsive (as i have heard it can be quite flimsy and non tactile in the f75). The screen is decent.

I can answer any questions u guys might have regarding this keeb. Fire away

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