Air75 V3

Are you guys working on a solution where a lot of your 3.0 switches make a sharp ticking sound? This post (not mine) has a video, which is exactly what I’m experiencing as well except with blush nano: https://www.reddit.com/r/NuPhy/s/pAmVZ7ADS1

I have a bunch of NuPhy board and the problem is that all the low profile switches except Nano Panda are terrible and even the Pandas aren’t great. I switched the Kick 75 from low to high and can’t see any reason to go back. Nano 3.0 switches generally suck and it does not seem after a year or so th

I have been building custom keyboards via commission for over 3 years and have over 30 boards in my personal collection. The only prebuilt I have held onto are my Nuphy boards. I’ve owned many Nuphy models over the years and I’ve sold them as newer models come out for which I’m interested. Nuphy ret

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

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

Looks like you've already tried out the ones I'd recommend! Fwiw If you're in an office environment, steer clear of the NuPhy Air (at least the v2); it's quite clacky. I bought the Air75 v2 with Moss switches for my office. The top bump was very crisp, but it was so loud on both bottom-out and toppi

Hey, I mounted DSA Milkshake keycaps on my NuPhy Air75 V3 and the result is up to my expectations.That said, availability on the second market isn’t very liquid, so you need to be patient and stay tuned to the market if you want to get your hands on this set. 😔 The NuPhy Air series uses Gateron low-

Typists typically prefer tactile switches. Unfortunately, the NuPhy Air V3 series uses hot-swappable Gateron Low-Profile 3.0 (Nano) switches, which are exclusively compatible with the V3 series' updated switch sockets. There are not a lot of compatible switches at this time. I’m sure that will chang

I had to buy a new keyboard for the same reason. Got the NuPhy Air75 V3 with blush switches, never had another complaint. It's a bit above your budget though.

Damn I have 4 NuPhy boards and the Air is my least favorite and worst to type on, even with Panda Nano switches, which IMO, are the best.