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

I love the way it looks, feels and performs. After using this keyboard you won’t want to work with anything else

Well built compact keyboard. It’s my first wireless mechanical keyboard.After going through all the positive feedbacks it has on YouTube, I decided to get one for myself. Delivery was quick, packaging was alright. Easy to set up and keyboard feels sturdy. Like in the other reviews, the backlight on keyboard is not that great as the letters are not lit but the borders are. I was aware of it anyways , so was not a deal breaker for me .

The build quality of this keyboard in exceptional, made of an aluminum body with plastic keycaps. The keyboard came ready for a Mac (CTRL, OPT, CMD keys), but with the included keycap puller it was easy to replace them with the included Windows (CTRL, ALT, WIN) keycaps. Also make sure to flick the switch on the back of the keyboard to switch from Mac to Windows. I initially really liked the keycap color combination, keyboard features (for a 75% keyboard), and the overwhelmingly positive reviews. I ordered the keyboard with the Gateron Brown Switches. Through the past month of using it daily (for work), I find it very easy to type on. The Brown switches keep the keyboard noise to a minimum, while still offering a noticeable bump when you reach the actuation point - a perfect compromise. The keycaps are non-standard, so you are sorta stuck with the keycap sets sold by NuPhy themselves, such as the Air75 COAST PBT Keycaps (Twilight) or the Air75 COAST PBT Keycaps (Xmas Limited). It is also possible to buy low-profile replacement switches in red, blue, brown to further customize the feel of the keyboard (NuPhy.com). I would highly recommend this keyboard to anyone, it just feels really good to type on!

I purchased my Nuphy Air75 about 7 months ago and while the battery life wasnt as good as the KeyChron to start, it had enough performance improvements that I decided to keep it. The fact that I could toggle between 2.4Ghz and multiple Bluetooth contacts via hotkeys instead of a physical switch is why I switched from Keychron to Nuphy. Its been a pretty good keyboard but there are a few drawbacks. The battery life was roughly 2 weeks as advertised before it needed a re-charge. After 7 months, I cannot even get 2 days before its blinking red again. As of the posting of this message 22 Sep 2022 I charged it to full 2 days ago and its now asking for a re-charge. That really sucks. The Nuphy Console is nice but it only works on PC. My personal computer is a Mac and my work computer is a PC. This keyboard allows me to toggle 2.4ghz (PC) and bluetooth (Mac), which is nice. Unfortunately, there is no way to customize the key map/hot keys unless you can run Console on a PC, which I cannot. Therefore, its useless. It has a good balance of features and Ill keep using it until it craps out, which given the way the battery life is looking now wont be too long. Ill have to think hard about buying another one.

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!!!

Very beautiful and premium feeling mechanical keyboard but the 2.4G wireless really sucks. It cant be more than 6 inches away from the receiver or it becomes inconsistent. In comparison the logitech mx keys can be used in another room if I wanted to. Speaking of logitech I would strongly consider the new mx mech boards from them, especially if the nuphy is at the retail price of $130 which isnt far off from the MX mechs $150. With that board youre getting a much better wireless experience and battery life. Only reason I am keeping this board is because I got it on a prime day deal. Pictured is how close the board has to be to maintain a consistent wireless experience. Bluetooth is actually more reliable on this board then 2.4G. Edit: Make sure to use a keyboard testing website because I just found out my down key wasnt functioning. I just had to use the included switch puller to find that the contact pin was bent. Not docking a star for this but this is the first mech keyboard Ive had with a messed up switch on arrival and Ive been collecting mechs for a decade.

First mechanical keyboard in a while. I usually use the Apple magic keyboard which was my favorite and was skeptical I could adapt to a mechanical keyboard again. After using for a little over a month Ive not only adapted but now prefer it. I use this on my work and personal MacBook, usually on bluetooth and thankfully it has great support for multiple bluetooth devices (fn+1,2,3 to switch, awesome). I charge it every few days and leave the backlight on low. The keycap colors are not my favorite, but they are my first PBT keycaps and wow, they really do feel much better than typical keycaps. Switches are hot swappable (so you can change OR fix broken ones easily) and key attachments are standard. You can use any standard keycap here, but sadly theres almost nobody else making standard super low profile keycaps like this board has. All the competitors (Logitech, cascade, etc) use at least some wonky stabilizer positions so many of their keys are only compatible with their boards (sad. I tried the Azio ones here, no go). I compared this keyboard with several others (Vissles, keychron, azio cascade slim, Logitech). I opted for this one based on reviews, and b/c its the most standard of all the others which all have some form of proprietary only works with my brand stabilizer or keycaps. A month in very happy with my decision.

This keyboard feels really smooth on your finger tips. I havent had any issues with it, the connection with the usb dongle has been responsive. Switches: Red

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.

I was surprised by the build quality of this keyboard. It’s immediately clear that a lot of thought went into the design and the whole keyboard revolves around aesthetics. Fantastic sounds and good interface for reprogramming keys. No complaints!