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

This is hands down the best low profile mechanical keyboard on the market right now. Step aside (low quality) Keychron, NuPhy answered our prayers by creating the first low profile mechanical keyboard that ships with PBT keycaps. The keycaps are absolutely the star of the show. Dont listen to the haters..PBT keycaps are objectively better than ABS and no, they should not be transparent to let the backlight through. To me, the backlighting is just an extra, but not necessary feature of this keyboard. Aside from the keycaps, the build quality is absolutely amazing. I dont know how they did it, but this keyboard has absolutely no ping, which is something I absolutely dread when buying a mechanical keyboard. Maybe I just got a good batch of Gateron Blue switches, or maybe the materials used in the keyboard are top of the line. NuPhy...if youre out there listening, here is my advice: 1. You need to create a full-sized, Air100 version of this keyboard! 2. You need to introduce more color options for your PBT keycaps...perhaps a mono-color option.

I love the colors of the keycaps on this board. They are awesome. I got this for my wife for back Friday and I got myself a keychron K2V2. We are both extremely happy. Mine required a wrist rest to be comfortable, while hers did not as it is thin. Great option.

EDIT: Not sure why its $109 on NuPhy website and $129 on Amazon, but they (NuPhy?) wont price match? So Im returning it...? The travel case $10 cheaper on mfgr website too. Im drooling over this keyboard right now Im using to write this very review. If youve never used a mechanical keyboard before, you may not fully appreciate everything this brings to the table, but I can assure you, this is an end game keyboard. Typing on this keyboard is an absolute pleasure; everything feels as though its exactly where it should be. Ill missing the the numeric side keys, but not that much... especially after I type away on this beautiful interface machine. Im traditionally a brown key man, so thats what I went with. Its amazing to type with. It feels good. Yeah, typing on a keyboard feels good. Theres nothing more to say. I switch between multiple devices daily. Did you know this keyboard interfaces via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi dongle and wired connection? Not only that, but that there are hard coded key combos so you can seamlessly switch between 4 different items? I use that sacred word seamlessly very lightly, but wow is this as smooth and fluffy as white chocolate mousse. My biggest beef is that there is no button that transforms this into a key fob. Thats my biggest beef.

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

A surprisingly nice keyboard for general office/dev use. Only issue for me is that its not as low profile as expected. Ill definitely be picking up some wrist support bar soon. Very happy with it otherwise.

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.

Ive been looking for a keyboard that can comfortably type on, having multi-device function and with pbt keycap. This keyboard is low-profile with PBT keycap, multi-device functionality, well built/packaging and stickers and in a resonable price. I would recommend to go with the brown switches that gives you a little bump/response when you type. This keyboard is simply the best TKL keyboard on the market for office right now. Way better than those logitech ones. Get it!!!! (If we can have a 100 keys version with numpad on this 75keys would be even better) Below are my expericen for the past year: Keyboards that Ive tested: Logitech G915 TKL Pros: low profile Cons: Pricy($175 on sale), no pbt keycap, getting oily after several months of regular use. Razer Huntsman TKL V2 elite linear switch: Pros: Extreme silent, PBT keycap Cons: Pricy($160), wired, too responsive for typing, can have a lot of typo Razer Huntsman TKL V2 elite clicky switch: (I mainly use it for gaming) Pros: Clicky, PBT keycap, 3.5mm total travel distance, 1.5 mm trigger distance. (Extremely good for typing) Cons: Pricy($150), wired, a bit annoying in the meeting because your colleague can hear you typing Corsair K70: Pros: linear switches, PBT keycap, $99 on sale Cons: Too responsive with 3.5mm total travel distance and 1.2 mm of trigger distance. Wire.

For background, Im very picky with tech. This is my 3rd and hopefully last mechanical keyboard. I was looking for the following features: • TKL • low profile • wireless (2.4ghz specifically for no delay) • long battery life • swappable keycaps • hotswap switches • backlighting • around $100 • solid feel The Good In addition to satisfying the list of required features, Im very happy with the sound and feel of this keyboard • The board has a great weight and sturdy build due to the aluminum body • The function key row can default to F-keys or alternative functions (brightness/media/volume/etc.) if you update the firmware • The switches came pre-lubed so they have a very consistent feel (although re-lubing them would probably make this keyboard shine) • The default keycaps feel very nice with a slightly indented center and the color is pleasing to the eye • The backlighting has several presets and colors with an easy-to-use shortcut key system • The side lights are useful and customizable • There are several modding options for the enthusiasts • Not really my thing, but you may be pleased to know the Air 75 has an anime girl mascot and the keyboard comes with stickers and a poster on the rear side of the instructions The Bad Its taking a bit of time to get used to the low-profile keys (theyre a bit wider than standard keycaps so actuating them on the edges tends to press neighboring keys) • Theres a dedicated, non-re-mappable Siri/Cortana button

I got Air75 low-profile keyboard with brown optical switches. Its hands-down the best I ever had. Its so much more pleasant to touch and sound than Keychron K3 or Logitech Mechanical Mini. Highly recommended! Its a hidden gem few people know about.

Originally my goal was just to get something compact so i could reclaim some desk space. And still has dedicated page up/down, home, end, and delete keys and Full sized arrow keys. Wired and wireless support is nice and I can easily swap between a few devices, so far battery life is good. I got one with blue switches aka the loud one. It isnt obnoxious, but still feels just right. RGB lighting is a gimmick but backlighting them does help. The one improvement that could be made would be to have used translucent plastic for the keycaps so the letters would be visible in the dark, but if you touch-type then it hardly matters.