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

First of all, beautiful keyboard, nice touch, good quality. I love it. But there’s a big problem with the 2.4g wireless connection. I plugged the dongle in the back of my pc under the table. And then the connection becomes really poor. The typing was not delayed, it’s losing connection. I typed “connection”, then I got only part of the word, something like “tio”. I tried typing under the table near the dongle, it worked perfectly fine. This issue can be easily fixed, I know, just get an extension cable to place the dongle on the table. But I just want to point out the issue here. Because I have another wireless keyboard that I used for years, same scenario, no connection issue at all. Apart from the connection issue, this is a great keyboard. I like it a lot that I decide to just give up the wireless connection.

This keyboard had phenomenal build quality! It was hard for me to return it but it came with brown keys instead of the blue keys. I was amazed at the look and feel of the keyboard. It came with key caps for Mac and Windows so you can hop from pc to mac nicely. RGB was subtle and perfect for my taste. The only downside in my opinion is the notches on the F and J to get your finger placement back. Amazing keyboard!

Really love the feeling, interface and features of this keyboard. Probably one of my favorites. I spend a lot of time doing software development, so the dedicated DEL, PGUP, PGDN, HOME and END keys right next to the arrows are wonderful. Solid construction. Feels high-quality. Low profile board and keys themselves are nice. Wired and wireless work great. Mac/Windows compatibility is sufficient. The extra bits that are provided (Win/Mac keycaps, etc) are nice. You might want to reassign the digital assistant key to something more useful, but its a pain to do it. RGB lighting is okay, but nothing special. I prefer the PBT keycaps anyway. The only thing that is almost unbearable are the feet that elevate the back of the keyboard for comfortable typing. They are removable, magnetic rubberized feet and they are not securely attachable at all. This means that when you move the keyboard around, put it in a bag or otherwise handle it, you risk bumping the feet off of the keyboard and losing them. Losing one foot renders the other useless of course. Otherwise a great keyboard!

Works well with a Mac. Supports both USBC and Bluetooth. Great feel. Reasonable noise. And is completely INDESTRUCTIBLE. I bring external keyboards with me everywhere. I load them into an overpacked, overweight backpack. The last 5 keyboards I have tried have lasted less than a month before Impact broke off the keys. This thing just cannot be broken.

This is my second-ever mechanical keyboard- Ill admit, the low profile switches took a day of getting used to, but now that Im used to it its just as fun to type on while being 10 times as pretty. The keycaps are incredibly high quality and well-designed: no bootleg misprint icons to be found here. The build feels reasonably solid and the hot-swappable switches are a nice touch for if I ever want to try tactiles in the future. Some criticisms: The 2.4GHz dongle, according to the manufacturer, is unencrypted- but also it has a very short range. This makes it fairly useless, as with Macs, Bluetooth is a more reliable option with a wider range, and on PC, the one thing youd want it for, namely writing a boot password, is a security risk. I do not have the equipment or time to test if sniffing is possible, but I would err on the side of caution and use wired mode when your PC is booting. Bluetooth, however, works okay during boot on Mac and in the Operating System on Linux. My second criticism concerns Mac/Linux operation: the firmware is proprietary, and currently, key remapping software is only available for Windows. The manufacturer says the key remapper will also be available for macOS Summer 2022, which I will update this review if they deliver, but Id rather they open source the software and let the community handle it.

Excellent built, beautiful keyboard. The size is strange, i cant get used to typing on it. Im constantly hitting 2 keys at once. Very annoying. A full size version of this would be better. Pressing the keys does feel really good, but its short lived when I hit 2 at once very frequently. Using the surface pro keyboard which is even smaller feels much more natural and easy to type with fast, though not as satisfying to the touch.

I have used about 5 different boards in the last year or so and could never quite find the one that worked for me. I liked the experience of using a mechanical keyboard but found I was much faster and more accurate on a laptop style keyboard. That’s where the Nuphy Air 75 comes in… It’s kind of the best of both worlds for me- I get the low profile switch activation along with the feeling and sound of a mechanical board. I love it! I can’t recommend it enough for someone who is in the same type of situation. Also it’s extremely versatile, I can be typing on my main computer and with the touch of a button switch to my laptop or phone which makes it so easy to multitask. If you are looking at this, I highly encourage you to give it a try!

I usually don’t leave reviews but there are some products that I feel people should know are worth the money. We ordered one of these for one of our boys who saw a TikTok that said these were the best gaming keyboards. After Christmas my other son had to have one which we order from the manufacturer. (He wanted a different color.). These are definitely worth the money. Very well made…. Even though I am not a gamer I want one of these. I love typing on it!!!

Great build quality, love the hardware toggles for wired/wireless and mac/windows layouts. cannot speak to battery life as its been a few days and its still over 80%. Best keyboard at this price point if youre looking for a low profile, but a great typing experience.

I have gone through many low profile mechanical keyboards. I have used the Logitech g915 TKL, and Keychron low profile mechanical keyboard. The switches on the Logitech felt squishy and just didnt have a good feel to them, also requires software to install to operate it with the its high speed connector. The Keychron was great but the mechanical switches felt very scratchy and inconsistent, for example several of the keys felt great but majority of the keys for the shift and space bar felt scratchy and inconsistent. The switches on these are great, I am using the red switches, each of them are super smooth and there is no spring noise, the travel of each key feels smooth. The double shot pbt key caps are one of the best I have felt, and that being said these are low profile also. The keyboard has a nice THOC sound to it also thanks to the aluminum housing. Whats great is that due to its super thin profile and small nature you can put it on top of your laptops keyboard, and experience a far better typing experience. I did not opt in for the carrying case, but I have a simple padded pouch that I put this into and have had no trouble travelling with it so far. No software needed, everything can be done on the keyboard itself, it has an intuitive lighting system that can relay important information such as battery level, if caps lock is active and different profiles for Bluetooth. There are far more expensive low profile keyboards that feel a lot worse than this thing.