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 am a heavy computer user for work and this keyboard is a joy to type on. Despite the low profile, the keys feel great. The keyboard overall feels well made and solid.

overall a great tkl mechanical keyboard, bought this as an upgrade to keychrone k3 V2 tkl mechanical keyboard and Im very satisfied with the purchase. I wish there were different colors of the shine through key caps and these keyboard would be just perfect

I love it. It looks beautiful!

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

So this is really hard to get a picture of, but some keys stick out a little more/less than the others, making it feel a little weird when typing. I tried taking off the keycaps and making sure the switches and caps were seated correctly, but the problem still persists. Otherwise, this keyboard is really good and typing feels nice, but I wish there was more quality control.

I love this keyboard and the materials. My only criticism is that I cant get a battery status via Bluetooth. Other than that it is perfect!

This is my 3rd mechanical keyboard. I finally found one that I like. I really liked Keychron K3 because it had solid build quality, affordable, amazing RGB colors, and pretty design. But it was just too tall, and I really dont like using palm rest. Nuphy, while it costs 30% more, is worth the price of admission. It can be used without palm rest. All the keys have nice thock sound, so there is no need to modify to improve its acoustic. I also love its multi colored keyboard color scheme. I do use this keyboard exclusively in wired mode and I suggest most people do the same.

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.

So, this is my first mechanical keyboard. Ive only ever used the magic keyboard or a laptop keyboard. Ive been wanting a mech keyboard for quite some time now, but never really pulled the trigger, and lost interest. Youtube recommendations showed a review for this keyboard the other day. Backlit RGB, removable switches/key caps, metal exterior, Mac/Win mode, and a premium feeling. I went ahead and got the red switches as I type pretty early and dont want the wife to get pissed with the sound of me hammer fisting the keyboard at 6am. The keyboard arrived today, set up was quick, with bluetooth. The switches sound great. the size is perfect as its what im used to. The fact that it has a native Mac mode, is really what sold me the most. The ability to switch it over to WIN when working on a VDI, then back to Mac is so awesome and really the best feature of this keyboard. For the price, its a no brainer. Will update if I have any problems, though that seems unlikely. (questionable art on the packaging, not an anime guy but sure, why not)

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.