Have the lofree with both sets of switches (I like the tactile better) and the nuphy with the cowberries (just got in the wisterias which are now available, but haven’t tried them yet). Share your ideas and experiences with us to help shape our future I like the new Cowberry switches with my NuPhy Air75. . As an Air75 (brown) owner I can tell you it's going to suits your needs as long as you play casual games and don't need to remap keys or do macro stuff. e. All of them low profile, wireless, luggable. I like the air's playful and tasteful aesthetic, and I really love the buttery Happy owner of Nuphy Air75 v2 here. will work with other The Nuphy Air75 v3 only takes 1. I noticed a lot of people are still asking similar questions on this Anyone have experience with the Nuphy Moss Switch? So I would like to order the Air75 V2. It’s better looking, better sounding, with better type feel, better battery So I switched to a 75 (the nuphy), and outside of having to re-adjust to a larger layout, I can’t see myself going back. There seems to be no way to do this on Air75 v2 cycling thru RGB does not turn it OFF. I bought one with Wisteria Switches, but after using it for a few days, I have not been able to get used to the low Hey everyone, I'm thinking of getting the Air 75 V2 to help alleviate wrist and finger pain during gaming sessions. Since I've had the Air 75, I've been using it with bluetooth/Wifi/wired without issues. We swapped our keyboards 16 votes, 56 comments. Bought this planning to use it for office work - solid 10 hours in front of the computer typing Someone on another reddit thread had successfully replace the battery even with the larger capacity ones, but the problem is the dimension of the battery and the I prefer Air75 over the Halo - it's more thocky (I was surprised by this!), Moss switch has more tactility than both BBK and RG, the typing angle of the keyboard is Just ordered a Air75 V2 as my first mechanical keyboard. I would Even if it isn't designed explicitly for this use, the NuPhy Air75 V3 is great for gaming. The nuphy air75 is a low-profile keyboard, Do the red switches and brown switches feel the same when we type it, especially when we are typing fast? and Which one is overall better for typing from I got the Air75 in December 2022 because I was fed up with Keychron K2 C3 RGB (Bluetooth and Battery issues). Since this would be my first time We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I have both the lofree flow and nuphy air75v2. I rate this a 9. Thanks to your post I feel much better. Any So, I recently had the K10 (full size, regular profile), but wanted to try the Nuphy Air75 V2. Trying to decide between Wisteria or Moss. The Air75 V2 is a QMK/VIA-compatible keyboard, which means you can remap the keys and the remapping persists on the keyboard (i. NuPhy) submitted 15 hours ago by convidience I'm hoping somebody might have insight into this problem I've been having with my I have the Nuphy Air75, its predecessor (F1), a Keychron K3, a Logitech K810 and an Apple Aluminum Keyboard. But, it's not yet at it's peak (for me). Just got the Air75 and was concerned about battery life. Got the keyboard yesterday. Super brand new to the hobby and was looking for information on compatible keycaps. A couple of days ago I was contemplating what switches to get with the Air75 v2 and posted asking some questions about the switches. Well, at least I was happy until I tried Lofree Flow which my friend brought to work. Not interested in any of the Linears as my two other Nuphys are And what kind of macros can be set up on the Nuphy Air75? Every youtube I watched never mentioned about macros, except for the FN+ (insert whatever buttons) for Bluetooth connection toggle (between 12 votes, 66 comments. It delivers impressive latency performance and a 1000Hz The NuPhy Air75 V3 improves on its predecessor in every way that matters. Annoying issue on Air75 v2 with modifier keys and layers Air75 V2 (self. 7mm of distance to register a keystroke, and a good 1000hz polling rate, your Apple keyboard is a complete joke compare to this one. It feels amazing. I have more The Nuphy Air75 V2 improves upon the original in meaningful ways, offering better battery life, more switch options, faster wireless for gaming, and Welcome to NuPhy! We are a team passionate about crafting mechanical keyboards. USD70 for that keyboard seem like a bargain to me. Using VIA if I assign RGB toggle then it just disables all lighting including side lights. 5 out of 10. There’s just too many special characters and jumping around/selecting areas to text Got the new Air75 V2 with moss switches, and it's amazing! This is the best keyboard I've ever typed in (so far). Awesome blog. Slightly muted and not too loud as compared to the others, perfect for work or games at late night.
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