Name: Nuphy Air75
Brand: NuPhy
SKU: 638161f4aa59b19e314d154a
Rating: 4.0 (9 reviews)

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If the Razer Pro Type Ultra seems out of your price range, or you're not interested in a full-size unit, we recommend the NuPhy Air75. Everything from its solid build quality to its compact portable design makes it an excellent choice if you're looking for a versatile mechanical keyboard to use without being bogged down with wires. You can connect it with up to three devices at once using Bluetooth, plus you can connect one additional device with its USB receiver. Switching between these devices is as simple as pressing a button. Thanks to the operating system toggle on the top, you'll never have to worry about compatibility, as this keyboard works with Windows, macOS, and Linux systems and includes keycaps for both systems. On the note of the keycaps, the stock PBT keycaps on this keyboard feel incredible. They have a flat XDA profile for better ergonomics, and the edges are slightly rounded to promote better typing accuracy.

The NuPhy may seem a bit out of your comfort zone, especially if you're used to a laptop keyboard. In which case, there's always the classic office model: the Logitech MX Keys. It's a more straightforward model that comes in a full-size with a Numpad or a smaller compact size, and it's a good choice for people who are looking for a similar experience to typing on a laptop keyboard. However, the companion software for the MX Keys doesn't allow for as wide of a range of customization, so if you rely on macros for work or custom key assignments, you're better off with the NuPhy.

Coming in at a solid price point of not too expensive and not too cheap, the NuPhy Air75 is one of the best mechanical keyboards for programming you can get. It offers an incredible typing experience right out of the box and excellent build quality, all wrapped up in one very portable unit. Additionally, it's fully compatible with any operating system, including Linux. It connects wirelessly with Bluetooth and has an included USB receiver if you want to use it that way as well. You can also plug it in directly and use it in a wired mode, which is great as you can use it while it charges.

Thanks to the low-profile mechanical switches and chiclet-style keycaps, you can rest your wrists directly on the surface you're working on and reach the keys without straining upwards, keeping you comfy during use. Plus, the keycaps are made of durable PBT with a slightly rough texture that feels great on the fingertips. As this keyboard is designed for portability, you can purchase a separate carrying pouch to ensure it doesn't get damaged. Additionally, you won't have to worry about charging it super frequently as it has a nice 48-hour battery life when used with the RGB backlighting off.

Maybe your work week is split between home and the office, and you'd prefer having a portable option for both workplaces; in this case, we'd recommend the NuPhy Air75. Not only is this unit incredibly lightweight and portable thanks to its thin, low-profile design, but it offers an exceptional typing experience that's both satisfying and quiet.

Additionally, its connectivity options mean you can use it just about anywhere, with just about any device. There are two toggles on the top: one to switch between operating systems and one to switch connection types and turn the keyboard off to conserve power. On that note, the keyboard's battery life lasts around 48 hours, and while this isn't exactly the longest battery life, the overall build quality and typing experience more than make up for its shorter battery life.

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 The backlit RGB lighting on the keyboard is bright and colourful. Along with that, light strips on the sides add a very different aesthetic to the keyboard while also serving a specific purpose. The left one glows white while the caps lock is on and shows the Bluetooth connection status while the right one can be programmed to show battery and connected operating system status. It changes to white while connecting to Mac and blue on Windows which has been specially handy to me considering that I switch between the two quite frequently these days

 The RGB lighting underneath has many different lighting patterns and shines very well. However, I would have personally preferred to shine through keycaps if the option was available. It isn't a deal breaker for me as I mostly use it in a well-lit environment but it's definitely something to keep in mind if you prefer a darker workspace. If you are curious about knowing more about the keyboard, I've also written a blog post about it and linked it in the description below

 It connects instantly to my Mac and PC with just a press of a button and has no noticeable lag for a day-to-day use. If you game on this keyboard however, I would recommend using the dedicated USB-C cable or the 2.4GHz wireless receiver. For $130 USD including shipping, I think the keyboard is a perfect overall package

NuPhy Air 75 Review - Worth the BUY?

 It's sturdy, it has great keycaps, there are some really nice little touches like hot swap, tasteful rgb, alternate win/mac layouts, and extra switches to try out the other colors. It'd be 5/5 for me if it wasn't for the USB-C port being on the top (pretty annoying) and the wireless being just a little bit too flaky for me to use it. For my use case, I'm really not using the wireless modes anyway, but if you're looking for something to use on the couch for an HTPC or something I expect you'll have a bad time with it. Absolutely stellar board if you're just looking for a nice, portable, low profile board to stack on top of your laptop's built in keyboard, though

I really, really enjoy typing on this thing. The quality of the board is absolutely top notch. It's sturdy, it has great keycaps, there are some really nice little touches like hot swap, tasteful rgb, alternate win/mac layouts, and extra switches to try out the other colors. It'd be 5/5 for me if it wasn't for the USB-C port being on the top (pretty annoying) and the wireless being just a little bit too flaky for me to use it

Excellent, with a minor caveat

 It's great to keep things compact, but it's not the best for typos, as there are no spaces between key groups. But still, at least they went with relatively standard keycap sizes, so swapping keycaps is a possibility. Speaking of keycaps, the included ones are the best out of all low-profile boards, mainly because their PBT and legends are dye-sublimated. So, this has the downside of not letting light shine through, but the legends will last much longer like that

4 GHz support to this board, which is really exciting, as it's typically more reliable than Bluetooth. I tested their first board some time ago, and it was the best Bluetooth mechanical keyboard that I had tested, and still to this day. Well, the Air 75 is also very good over Bluetooth. That's what I've been using it with for the last weeks, and hiccups are very rare

 This specific unit has reds, and they feel decent. I'm assuming they could be opened up and lubed, and that wouldn't be too hard, given that this board is hot swap. I don't think there's a huge selection of third-party switches that fit these sockets, but at least you could replace a broken switch without desoldering. As for the stabs, they're Cherry style, but with less travel

 They were factory lubricated, and honestly, they sound and feel pretty good overall. The spacebar isn't perfect, but the other keys are pretty good. I would say that it's one of the best sounding low-profile boards I've tested out of the box. For LEDs, the side lights and the actual back lighting can be controlled independently

BEST Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard Yet! ~ Nuphy Air75 Review

Good product overall

 Okay, so when it comes to switches and keycaps, this is where I'm trying something new outside of the low profile. This board is my first time using blue switches, and these are the Gateron Low Profile Blues. On top of those switches you've got these super thin PBT caps with a slight round, and honestly they feel great to use. I actually tried putting other caps on here just because, and interestingly enough they work fine

 This board is like a mix between my magic keyboard and a mechanical, which just ties everything together so well. For me, it does tick all the boxes except the numpad. If you're watching this, please make a compact numpad layout and you'll have me as a customer for life. Anyways, that's been it, thanks for watching, till next time

 There is a lot less travel though, but if you absolutely had to, you could do this. I'll definitely be sticking with low profile caps though for the better experience, but overall blue switches have become my new favorites with reds being a close second, and the brown switches I have on my Keychron K4 were an absolute mistake, they don't feel nearly as good as these ones for me personally. I have tried all the popular switches at this point, but I do now prefer the blues the most, and here's a quick sound test. Overall there is no best switch here, this will totally come down to your personal preference, but to sum up my experience here, I don't really think there's ever any way I can go back to not using a low profile board

The BEST Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard - NuPhy Air 75 Review

  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 I've bought past N years, they're clicky but not noizy, this particular low-profile keyboard benefits from them particularly I'd 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.

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 I've bought past N years, they're clicky but not noizy, this particular low-profile keyboard benefits from them particularly I'd say

Solid versatile keyboard

 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.

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 don't like using palm rest

  I do use this keyboard exclusively in wired mode and I suggest most people do the same.

Step up from my Keychron k3

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

 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 .

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

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