Air75 V3

Not a keeb girlie (just a keeb, unfortunately). I've tried the Flow Lite and the Flow V2. I wouldn't really recommend either, especially compared to other LP boards on the market. Aside from the Flow V2's weird side design thing, it's apparently an upgrade in most regards, and I think it's only "fin

Typing from a white Air75 V3 with german layout, I must agree. Love how heavy but clean the keyboard looks. May it hold on forever! I'd just wish that NuPhy would release a shine-through variant of the default keycaps also for German Layout. I want the same style but to identify each key better whil

I bought shine-through keycaps for my Air75 V3, it wasn't that difficult. What was difficult was finding the colors I wanted, the best new colors would show up and sell out immediately. I ended up with colors I was OK with as the others seem to take a while to come back into production. I bought fro

Man, get off the bandwagon. Some people are gonna like the design, some are not. I'm sort of on the fence about the big sidebar and touchbar, but at least it looks unique. Not just another repeat of the same box or box-on-wedge shape we see over and over again. If you don't like it, cool, but you're

G515 is really expensive for what it is, I'd recommend NuPhy Air75 V3 instead if you want to go low profile Same price but has wireless, better switches, hotswap etc

Iqunix Low profile stuff is my favorite in the slim category. However it is the most expensive, i’ve tried the lofree flow lite and loved it, also the NuPhy Air75 v3. All 3 have been solid imo. NuPhy actually has a hall effect low profile that I use and enjoy a lot if you plan on gaming.

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

yeah i was monitoring the price on amazon for the Air75 V3 and it was always the same price as on the NuPhy website directly, but NuPhy had ten dollars off, no tax at checkout, and no shipping costs. Plus, they gave me another five dollars off since i emailed asking about shipping movement

Logitech Mechanical doesn't have replaceble keycaps. In addition, the software and programmability is much more limited than the NuPhy's and doesn't work if the internet isn't live. Also, the blush switches sound and feel very different than the MX mechanical. I did swap out most of the keycaps on m

How is that like a laptop keyboard? I have one (NuPhy Air75 V3) and I specifically went this way to get away from the Magic Keyboard.