nuphy Air75 Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Low Profile Wireless Keyboard, Supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G and Wired Connection, Compatible with Windows and Mac OS Systems-Gateron Blue Switch

Incredible keyboard. The one drawback is when the keyboard approaches anything close to low-ish on battery, it starts missing and double pressing inputs. When at full power or plugged in, this thing types like a dream.

Love the low profile, love the loud click. Weight is very good, lights are fun, keybed is solid. This is my work keyboard so I dont know how it is for gaming, but for work it feels great and has all the right keys in good places. Three bluetooth devices is great, I have my computer, phone, and tablet all set up and the keyboard switches between them very fast. It also wakes up from sleep and reconnects very quickly. Of course I have a list of nitpicks: * Keys are opaque so the key lights are mostly only useful for killing the battery. * Key click occurs before key actuation, so if you dont press the keys all the way down, the keyboard will miss strokes. * Small but noticable delay on OSX and Android. Not tested on Windows. Better when wired, but still not zero. But I do work with this, so the delay is not really a problem.

I was looking for a low profile keyboard that was mechanical, had brown switches, supported mac, and was both wired and wireless. There arent many choices and I was considering the Keychron K3, but this keyboard checked more boxes and had better reviews. Coming from a TKL with normal height red switches, the Air75 took me about a week to get used to and to stop making typos. Overall its very satisfying to type on for a low profile keyboard and has a nice sound to it (brown switches). I use it mainly in wired mode and opted to buy a right angle braided USB cable from Ugreen for a cleaner look. If you are looking for a nice wrist wrest, this fits perfectly: Glorious Padded Keyboard Wrist Wrest (in Slim 17mm Size Compact). Pros: - High quality - Lots of features and options Cons: - The provided feet provide some angle, but not a lot. If you try and angle the keyboard more by propping it up on something, the angle is too steep and the bottom edge will hit your desk, making the keyboard very loud (no absorption). - I needed to update the firmware so the backlight settings would stick between unplugs. The link to the firmware was hosted on Google Drive, was Windows only, the file name had a Chinese extension that needed to be removed to work, and Windows warned before running the exe (not signed?). Not very professional, but it worked. - Not many keycap options

Been using this for a few months now and just absolutely love it! The keys are tactile but not noisy and the form factor is also great ... small but not cramped. Not much I would change here other than maybe have slightly better key backlighting. If this ever stops working, will definitely pick another one up.

No way to store the dongle or magnetic pads makes them easy to lose