Air60 HE

I was thinking getting a Steam Deck and a NuPhy Air60 V2 keyboard for a similar look as that Executive Workstation. I love this style of computers.

couch gaming with 8k wireless is a tough combo. the NuPhy Air60 HE hits all your marks - 8k polling over 2.4ghz, 60% layout fits lap better than 75%, and it's actually lightweight. tmr is nice but he will give you that rapid trigger for shooters. womier sk75 is great but it's a brick for couch use.

Nah. NuPhy air60 V2. It's the same size as the steam deck.

ran into this same choice last month. epomaker software is indeed a bit clunky, but the board itself felt solid. the akko software is smoother if you plan to tweak settings often. another one i'd throw in the ring is the NuPhy Air60 HE if low-profile is your thing — software is way more intuitive an

One thing you need to consider on the Mac is the keyboard support software, what's commonly called a "driver" though it's not normally a driver in the ordinary sense, it's a management and configuration tool. Anyway, only two companies consistently support Apple in their driver software, that's Skyl

i was in the same boat before the wooting prices hurt my soul lol. check out the keychron k2 he - it's hall effect like the wooting and around $150. the nuphy air60 he is another good option if 60% works for you. for iso nordic specifically, ducky one 3 comes in that layout and has great gaming perf

tracking down something that old is always a scavenger hunt. have you checked ebay saved searches and set up alerts? also worth posting in r/mechmarket with a buying post - sometimes collectors have rare stuff tucked away. if you can't find the original, there are some modern low-profile acrylic boa

Looking at kits, honestly if you're not sure about building one yourself(its easy, but its a whole thing) and wanting the lowest latency you should really consider a wired board. Any wireless board will have much higher latency whether its through 2.4 dongle or Bluetooth. I use wired only, and I jus

low profile and creamy sound is a specific combo. the nuphy air60 v2 with their wisteria switches gets pretty close to that creamy sound you're after. also check the lofree flow - it's aluminum and has that deeper sound signature. both are way lower than standard boards like your aula. switched to l

Anything less than full size is truly awful typing experience. If you need to type a lot, and can spare the size and cost, a 60% keyboard like the Nuphy Air60 would be great. Just had a quick look on Amazon, wow, what is this folding 60%: https://rkgamingstore.com/products/f68-60-foldable-low-profil