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

For now its everything i wanted in a keyboard, especially since it has 2.4gz connection. For now its a 5 stars item, will update later if it presents problems.

This is a good quality keyboard with a very low profile. There are not many keyboards with this profile out there. This does not require a wrist rest but I would recommend one if youre used to laptop keyboard. If you are planning to get away from the smushy and squishy membrane keyboards this is a very good option. I use it primarily for my regular office and personal work on a daily basis. I find it way better than any other keyboard Ive used in the past including Dell and Logitech ones. I have the tactile brown switches which is a good compromise between the clicky and linear switches. The feedback is subtle. I am not much into gaming but I do like the RGB lighting. The accompanying NuPhy console is also very good allowing you to program different aspects of the keyboard like keystrokes, macros, etc. The only thing you need to be aware of is that the keyboard is 20 bucks cheaper in the NuPhy website. I didnt have any issues so far. Ill post an update after I use it for some time.

First the good: - The body is an aluminum case that feels good and doesnt slide around. - The low profile keys are a great. I can easily type 100 WPM with this keyboard. - It sounds nice. - I personally like the color profile. It pops without being garish. The unfortunate bad: Nothing but bugs with Windows 11 and Mac, numbered below: 1. Backlight and sidelight profile does not change when powered on and off. 2. The function keys (F1 through F12) do not work whatsoever. 3. The 2.4 Ghz dongle works but has major performance issues. 4. Support. 5. Software: The Nuphy Console does not work well.

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.

Very glad the keyboard has 2.4Ghz connection, bluetooth unfortunately can be quite unreliable. On MacBook with M1, theres quite an input lag, letters can be mismatched or certain hotkeys not triggered at all. I would love to find a fix, but it seems to be a common issue with Bluetooth in general. Otherwise, its amazing, very well thought through. Poster/hotkeys cheatsheet is a very nice touch too! Brown switches are a tiny bit stiff to my liking, but nothing critical. Backspace squeaks just a little bit too. To the product designer responsible for the keyboard style--please do not change! You rock.

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

Got this keyboard to switch easily between computers/environments without losing a feeling. Super easy to pair via bluetooth, has a bunch of options for connectivity - can manage several(!) bluetooth connections at once, wireless connection via provided adapter or just be plain old wired keyboard which is super nice. Full FN-keys row is very useful to me, and absent numpad is a huge plus as well. Gateron/CherryMX Brown switches is what I go with for every single keyboard Ive bought past N years, theyre clicky but not noizy, this particular low-profile keyboard benefits from them particularly Id say. Apart from spare keys and switches (yes! awesome to have those) there are some nice stickers with anime girl :D And manual has a poster of that girl on the flipside; found it as a super cool touch to the overall great product.

The keyboard is definitely a great product, but it would sure help if one could rely on something more than intuition to figure out how to set it up. The large, showy sheet of setup instructions has English instructions that read like they were translated from Chinese by way of Latvian and ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. What are we to make of Short press to switch between devices, long press 3 seconds to enter pairing mode. Plug the 2.4 GHz receiver into your computer before pressing FN + 4? Translation: If you want to use this keyboard with multiple devices, hold down the FN key while pressing the 1, 2, or 3 keys for just a second. This will connect the keyboard with up to three different Bluetooth devices. If, on the other hand, you wish to connect through our high-speed 2.4 GHz dongle (the little black thing that plugs into a USB port), then plug it into a USB port of your computer, then briefly press the FN key and the 4 key simultaneously. There are some videos showing how to remove the keyboard and its components from the box, but I figured out how to open a cardboard box when I was four years old. What I would have liked is a video explaining how to connect the keyboard to my computer. Perhaps theres one in that pile, but I didnt see it. Why isnt there online documentation? The keyboard bristles with snazzy features that are explained on the Quick Guide in the same garbled English. Product designers should understand that a feature that your customers cannot understand is a waste of effort. This is obviously a high-quality product that is sabotaged by execrable documentation and an atrocious user interface. A keyboard that requires documentation reminds me of the first mouse for Windows back in the 1980s: it came with massive documentation. For a mouse! The proper documentation for a keyboard should read: Turn it on. Start typing.

Works out of the box for MacOS no issues. Great to have a PBT keycap keyboard alternative to Keychrons ABS keycaps. Being hot-swappable is also awesome, as Im able to customize which switches to use across the keyboard. The keycaps are very low-profile: very comfortable with a sort of muted feel and sound with the brown Gateron switches. One complaint I have is that feel and sound variance is a little more pronounced than on other keyboards Ive used: arrow keys are especially brighter / more snappy than keys in the center. Not a deal breaker, and considering the very limited low-profile PBT options that work out-of-the-box on Mac, I would still recommend.

Just got the keyboard today and have been using it for the past 4 hours. It is simply the best keyboard that I have ever used. I am a demanding user of IT products for work and have constantly been upgrading my computers and peripherals. I have in the past tried all kinds of keyboards, either standalone or built-in laptops, including several expensive mechanical keyboards. Somehow this keyboard feels so smooth, and the typing experience is just like flowing through my fingers. It just makes me feel like typing more. My feeling is that the experience comes from the specific travel, weight, and feedback from the keys. believe me or not, I would encourage you to give it a try. You can always take advantage of the generous return policy from Amazon. Likely that you would not regret it.