NuPhy - Air75 V2

Mechanical low profile maybe your best bet. Nuphy air75 v3 and lofree flow / flow lite 84

Nope. Thicker doesn't mean longer travel. It's thicker because the board is obviously consists of the chassis, the pcb, the battery, the plate, the switches and the keycap. The only travel comes from the switches. By factory specification, total travel of 3.2mm and 1.7 actuation point is very SHORT. Your apple keyboard is a membrane, a membrane cannot give fast and elaborated key strokes like mechanical keys. https://preview.redd.it/s8edx98uk3zf1.png?width=1507&format=png&auto=webp&s=2d700a4e4623de61331379db2b174a8274934060

Keystrokes are registerd faster if the actuation point is shorter and your keyboard transmits higher polling rate (AKA low latency, little to no delay). The Nuphy Air75 v3 only takes 1.7mm of distance to register a keystroke, and a good 1000hz polling rate, your Apple keyboard is a complete joke compare to this one. No one game on an Apple keyboard for a reason. And where in the hell do you get the number 4.7mm and 12mm, from where? 4.7mm what and 12mm what exactly? Don't you understand keyboard's thickness doesn't equal travel distance?

I've been in the same spot as you lately and just made the plunge and got a nuphy air75 v3 for 130 on Amazon warehouse but I looked and the nuphy website has them cheaper for black friday at the moment with free shipping. After all the research my choice was between the nuphy and the wobkeys rainy75 which seemed like the best choice but I went with the quieter more slim and cheaper board.

I think I have you beat: - Kick 75 low & high profile - Halo 65 black & white - Halo 75 v2 blue - Halo 96 v2 black & white - Air 60 v2 black & white - Air 75 v2 white - Air 75 v3 white That’s just the Nuphy boards… 😵‍💫😓

Impressive Nuphy set of keyboards! Must say that I love the quality of my Air75v2 and the Halo75v2. The Air75v2 was my first keyboard after years and years typing on Logitech MX keyboards. That triggered me into the hobby. A lot happened in 1.5 years.. I got 12 keyboards now and prefer regular mechanical keyboards over low profile ones and moved from deep thocky to clack... Favorite now is my Neo65CU. I've taken a break from buying more... but you never now what comes along next ;)

I can recommend NuPhy keyboards. I own a Air75 V2 for some time now and I really have no complaints.

I pretty much almost have this same collection and have the Air75 V3 - I absolutely love it with the blush nano switches! Can’t wait for the Air96 V3!

Very nice me as a owner only one Nuphy air75 v2 my next purchase is going to beNuphy air75 he =) and how do you like yours ?

As an owner of multiple Razer device, I think this keyboard is a hit and miss. For 140 USD we got: \- a non-replacable scissor switch solution \- a non-replacable keycap set \- the Synapse which still mandatory if we want to fully utilize the keyboard's capabilities - why don't have a web-based version, why?! \- Bluetooth and wired connection \- long battery life Meanwhile the NuPhy Air75 v2 (the v3 version coming soon btw) for 120 USD gives us: \- 7(!) interchangeable switch types \- interchangeable keycaps \- web-based QMK/VIA support \- Bluetooth, 2.4GHz and wired connection \- little bit lesser battery life \- also you can order a NuPhy carrying case specifically for the Air, which works as a tablet stand too Unfortunately, there is no technical advantage to the Joro that would make me choose it over the Air75.

IMO the best low profile keyboards are Nuphy Air series, Lofree Flow (lite), Iquinix MQ80 (I would go for for the MQ80).

I just ordered the nuphy air 75 HE for $90 if you don't mind low profile

Love my current setup: Nuphy Air 75 HE + Razer Viper V3 Pro

If you are looking for a cheap HE option with a condensed F-Row, consider Aula Hero 84. The software is a bit clunky, but it does the job. Don't even think about getting the Wooting, it is overpriced as heck. Nuphy Air 75 HE also seems like a decent option. I own Field75, and I absolutely love it. The build quality is good, and the NuphyIO is pretty convenient. Overall, I think that any keyboard with a condensed F-row will do.

Thats a great question I really like them all but since your asking what my top three are, here it goes. At number 3 the Kick 75, I actually won this one from a youtuber and on my bday which was cool. I didn't know what to expect from this keyboard because it was made of plastic but when I received the keyboard it didn't feel cheap at all in my opinion. It is well made and has some good weight to it. Mine is a high profile and came with red switches it feels really good to type on and the knob is very useful as I use it to higher or lower my music while working. I also love the retro look it adds a bit of fun to my workstation so I like to use it on Mondays lol. 2 Would have to be Halo 75v2 my first into to Nuphy keyboard. I had come from using razer products for almost 10 years but when they no longer supported mac I was on the search for a keyboard that gave me the excitement that Razer keyboards gave me at the time. I am a visual person so if something looks good it inspires me to want to be at my desk and create. So I don't just use them for gaming but for inspiration as well. it just sets the vibe if you will. So when I saw the black 75 v2 I had to have it. The keyboard looked so much more different then what I had been using and it really looked awesome when I set it on my desk. The feel of the typing was different then that of Razer, it just felt comfortable. It was more sensitive then I was used to but it was fine after a couple of days. The switches that I have in the Halo75v2 are Raspberry switches. The design of this keyboard is superb and the rbg on the bottom half of the keyboard come on its just awesome. 1 Gem 80 just when I thought I had experienced the most comfortable keyboard this was it. I really love the key caps and in combination with the lemon switch's its just bliss. This keyboard is built like a tank I also love the fact that you can make mods if you want to. A great intro into the building of mechanical keyboards if that's your thing. If you want to tinker around you can and it comes with everything you need to get a feel for it. Mine is in Obsidian Black this keyboard was specifically for my pc desk where I do digital art and game every now and then. It is the tri mode version so I can use it wirelessly blue tooth or wired. So fare this keyboard is my favorite at the moment. I know this is a little thing but having a dedicated button to lock the windows key has become such a help since I always hit the windows key every time I am using Photoshop, Affinity designer etc it has been a blessing. And then I can just click it back on when I need to.

Funny I am actually using my Air 75 he right now, but to answer your question I like it its a really nice keyboard. The keycaps and switches are nice it does feel different and familier at the same time if that makes any sense and im refering to the Air 75 v2 as far as layout and size. Nupy io is easy to use so you should be able to setup your activation point and other customizations you might want to do pretty easily, It is a solid low profile keyboard in my opinion. It is a wired only keyboard so thats something to consider as well. All in all it is a solid and versitial keyboard and it just looks so awesome .

As of right now my Fovorite keyboard is the Gem 80 I love the way it feels sounds and is a really solid keyboard in my opinion.

Thanks man I appreciate it, the Blue lagoon is still being sold I hope they dont plan to drop them because I still want a white one lol and they are a great keyboard in my opinion.

Air 75 HE with the jade pros is THE best keyboard I have ever used. I just need a foam/rubner keyboard mat underneath for just a tad bit more height. But otherwise I love the thing.

I have few from keychron and nuphy - all low-profile. I use them everyday home/office/livingroom and I do not even prefer one over the other, all of those are in ANSI layout and this is my preference, got the red switches for, like how tactile those are. I also have Logi MX keys but in local layot and just because of it I do not like it, other than that it is also fine. As for connection - I have the dedicated adapter, BT and cable, depending on the setup - I see no difference in response times while typing or gaming. As for RGB - I apriciate it only in livingroom while watching movies. Oter than that I do not care, I do not look on the keyboard while typing. From wow side - nuphy is much more eye-catching, I got many positive comments about it while using in the office. If you configure something - make sure to have the shine-through key caps, the "behing keys" backlight is rubbish. For config, VIA software - whatever - I never cared about it, function lock was always there, never needed anything more. Except for nuphy v2 - I had to set it,as was F keys by default, but easily done with browser plugin and VIA software, I think it is unified. If you need macros etc - all is linux compatible (except logi - this I have no idea), As for your question: "The best Gaming Keyboard to buy for Gamers now?" I nmy opinion there is nothing like "gaming keyboard". Keyboards can be good or bad. Good keyboard is good for gaming and typing, bad is bad for everything xD

I don't think that fits in your criteria in term of switch and/or size but I had a Nuphy wireless before and it worked with no issue at all (although the battery on it isn't great, had to charge it like every week, sometimes more). I've switched to an 8bitdo keyboard now, same, works no issue out of the box but this one has a beast of a battery...I think I've charged it maybe 4 times? And I bought it in october last year.

Yeahhh.... don't go for that one. Since you have that budget, I'd much rather suggest the Iqunix Magi65 (super creamy, my friend has it) or the NuPhy Air 60/75. Pretty sweet keyboards. Do you know Indian websites to get them from or would you like suggestions?

Oh yeah, it is a wonderful keyboard. My friend has the Pro version with the volume Knob and media control keys and I have typed on it. It is buttery smooth and the sound is creamy and soft to the ears. It is quite heavy though. So you won't be able to comfortably travel with it. If you were to do that, I'd suggest a NuPhy or LoFree keyboard.

Yeah for sure. It's very disheartening that I can't change the switches out on the K2. The Nuphy Air is gonna be my first low profile though, I'm nervous about it.

For 99.9% of people it doesn't matter at all. Someone may feel cooler when their keys have a certain look, typing feel, or sound, but none of it is going to have any meaningful impact on gaming regardless of what the marketing wants you to believe. The main appeal with modern keyboards is their insane levels of customization - you can get whatever you want and replace switches on a whim if you want to. If you want the flat laptop style keys I'd suggest looking into something like a Keychron K1 low profile or the Nuphy Air series and branch off from there as you figure out your preferences.

how did you like the nuphy air? got one recently and can't stand it

I've tried nuphy air (nope; couldn't stand the loud slickly switches and typing experience was terrible for me) so I returned it. I have and love the lofree lite. I know you're interested in the flow but I really do like the lofree keyboard; it's such a great typing experience, I changed the keycaps to the nuphy coast twilight and it made the typing experience even better, sounds extra creamy (which I love) and I liked this keyboard so much I went and ordered the 100 in a different colour.

MX keys mechanical is good if you want a low profile board. I tried nuphy and really wanted to like it but it wasn’t for me. Still would recommend, it was very high quality and a very nice keyboard, we just weren’t a match. My daily drivers now are a royal kludge S98 for my work computer, and their southpaw version L98 for my personal computer. The pros are it was the only mechanical southpaw I could find that was reasonably priced, cons are that it doesn’t play well with Mac’s.

For typing feel exclusively, the best is lofree flow. I am selling my Nuphy because of this despite the flaws with lofree.

I think the Bluetooth connection isn’t great. That’s the major downfall and takes a while to wake up. So I end up having it wired the entire time and that’s fine for me. I still think it’s great. If you want a better overall version except it’s not aluminum then the kickstarter lite version is the one you should get.