Air75

I love love LOVE my NuPhy Air75. It's low profile, light weight, has options for a case that also acts as a stand for my iPad, and I can switch between Windows and Mac depending if I want to use it with a laptop or my iPad. The RGB is nice and I could choose my switches for a little extra! Logitech

The NuPhy is really nice. I have an EpoMaker TH75 in my home office, but I find myself using the Air75 from time to time. The switches are really smooth with creamy clicks. I retired my MX Master Keys for the NuPhy due to switching roles at work. I needed something more compact. It’s “lap-able”

Nuphy Air75 v3 (Blush nano switches) Nufolio v4 (Blue) Mono Wrist Rest (Acrylic Noir) Stock WoB Keycaps + Custom 3D-printed clear keycaps I recently took the plunge on the Air75 v3 as my first mechanical keyboard during NuPhy’s recent Black Friday sale, and it’s been a huge upgrade from years on the

That is not low profile. They are looking for something that uses low profile switches like the NuPhy Air75 HE.

Iqunix Low profile stuff is my favorite in the slim category. However it is the most expensive, i’ve tried the lofree flow lite and loved it, also the NuPhy Air75 v3. All 3 have been solid imo. NuPhy actually has a hall effect low profile that I use and enjoy a lot if you plan on gaming.

I have been building custom keyboards via commission for over 3 years and have over 30 boards in my personal collection. The only prebuilt I have held onto are my Nuphy boards. I’ve owned many Nuphy models over the years and I’ve sold them as newer models come out for which I’m interested. Nuphy ret

Logitech Mechanical doesn't have replaceble keycaps. In addition, the software and programmability is much more limited than the NuPhy's and doesn't work if the internet isn't live. Also, the blush switches sound and feel very different than the MX mechanical. I did swap out most of the keycaps on m

NuPhy Air75 HE. $230 CAD through Amazon. Low-Profile Hall Effect Magnetic Jade Pro Switch. Beautiful piece of equipment. Everything done well.

Maybe the NuPhy Air75 V3 with Nano brown switches - or any of the Nuphy V2 Boards with Moss switches if you don't mind trying tactile switches.Personally, I find find that tactility in key-switches makes it easier for me to type without pressing as hard and I didn't realize I had that habit until I

Well, you're in for a treat! The NuPhy boards are quite nice in my experience (I've owned Air75 HE and BH65). I see! I saw an uboxing video, I guess the accents can be red (the little knobs) or they include some little pink ones as well (in the carrying case) you can install if you want to personali