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 have a diy KBD75 v3 with silent boba u4 switches but wanted something a little more tactile but I’m too lazy to build another kb so I got a NuPhy Air75 v3 with brown switches. Feels very premium and the software works well. I was debating this or the Lofree Flow 2 but I kind of liked the looks of this one better and they had it on sale. I believe they have a gaming version of this keyboard that uses magnetic switches as well. Edit: misspelled kb name and forgot to mention that it is low profile.

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.

some recommendations: * Keychron K3 Pro/Max (Max support 2.4GHz wireless, Pro does not. Both support Bluetooth) * Lofree Flow/Flow Lite (Flow has an aluminium case, supports QMK/VIA. Flow Lite has a plastic case and no QMK/VIA. Both are wireless via 2.4GHz or Bluetooth. * Nuphy Air75 V3 (would prefer the 2 aforementioned boards over this as Nuphy has had issues with exploding batteries with older keyboards, but so far there has been no reports of this on the V3. Supports 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth. The Blush Nano switch is basically the Red switch but a bit more mushy, similar-ish to your K380 in terms of feel.) Tips for keeping the battery healthy. * do NOT use the keyboard in wired mode, unless you specifically remove the battery from the keyboard. * use the battery until it is around 20% left, then charge it to around 80%. just try charging it and testing how long it needs to be charged for to reach that level for your first time and take note for future reference. for the Logitech MX Mechanical/Mechanical Mini, I wouldn't get it as it does not support any sort of customizability in the form of QMK/VIA or alternatives. it's USB-C port also does not support data transfer, only charging. so you can't use the keyboard in wired mode, which will inevitably happen when the battery swells and you are forced to remove it and use the keyboard in wired mode.