Air75 V3

So 75% with optional silent switches and 2.4 GHz. The Chosfox Vero75 checks all the boxes and can even be ordered with a silent switch stock, but weighs 1.1 kg lol. About the weight of a small laptop. Alternatively, the Keychron K3 Ultra fits, too, and it's lighter, and there are silent switches ava

Maybe the NuPhy Air75 V3 with Nano brown switches - or any of the Nuphy V2 Boards with Moss switches if you don't mind trying tactile switches.Personally, I find find that tactility in key-switches makes it easier for me to type without pressing as hard and I didn't realize I had that habit until I

Now, for the Air75 V3:- I bought my unit with Nano Brows switches which were honestly pretty good, but then decided to switch over to Nano Blush (silent linears) and have been using them up until now. Unfortunately, the have the same pinging noise issue and the Keychron Banana switches which meant I

I think I will look for something else. I'm concerned that the software installer will eventually become non-functional with macOS updates in the future. I figure it's better to get something that is QMK/VIA (or ZMK) compliant. The fact that the case is assembled with clips gives me the impression t

Maybe the NuPhy Air75 V3 and pick blush switches ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I use a NuPhy Air75 V3 with blush switches. It's very quiet but still audible; I bought it because my partner complained about the sound of my last keyboard. I loved the sound on that but this one feels better and is definitely quiet enough for her. Membrane keyboards are quieter but have don't have

NuPhy Air75 V3, just under 200AUD, comes in black, blush nano switches are extremely quiet. Works out of the box although I bought shine-through caps from Womier.

I have actually been using the NuPhy Air75 HE with the regular Jade switches, mostly because I've been getting back into gaming a bit. The switches aren't obnoxiously loud, and I have been adapting to no numpad for work. I also picked up the Air 75 V3 with the Blush switches and modded with Womier s

You should read r/keyboards before making any decision, lots of people seem to have keyboards that don't last long. I'm not sure why, but it does seem to be an issue, and you need to be careful to pick the right brand or to know that you will spend time on fixing things. I switched from the MX Mecha

I recently got a NuPhy Air75 V3, and I like a lot about it — silent keys, low profile, the blush silent switches are great. But I can’t get away from needing a full-sized keyboard with a number pad. Any suggestions on the best low-profile, full-sized keyboards? Price is not a consideration. I do nee