Air75

The difference is that the Kick has enough space for a chunky knob, and the Air has the space for a knob 1/4 the size of a regular key. I get that NuPhy is doing its level best to innovate in weird directions, but honestly I would have bought the V3 just for the better typing experience. The Kick ha

I bought an Air75 v3 about a month ago and had all sorts of odd issues using it on Arch Linux with GNOME, much like you describe. I updated to the latest firmware at that time but it just seemed the firmware had never been tested with a Linux machine (and it surprises me that it makes any difference

CAUTION: I just installed the older firmware available and suddenly my keyboard stopped working completely. It seems dead now, nothing happens on switching it off/on or pressing a key. Update: I could at least get it working again by flashing it with the software found here: https://www.reddit.com/r

I am having the same issue. I have also emailed support. Things like my spacebar was not even working. I have been able to partly recover by installing the ANSI firmware from this post. Download the attached files and follow the instructions. It will flash ANSI back to your keyboard, which is closer

Thanks for your feedback and confirming the reset. I tried to connect the keyboard via BT to Windows11 PC at work. I couldn't connect it via bluetooth so i hit reset thinking i could try again. the reset set the keyboard to factory default layout (no DEL) key anywhere on the board. I had the top rig

TLDR: If you are willing to trade out the Bluetooth in order to get your keymaps to work properly, build and install the firmware from source using make, following their GitHub's instructions. Only some models and only ANSI. --- Hey, all After almost a year of struggling with this issue on my Air75

Lol don't ask AI. It's dumb, and it's eroding your ability to critically evaluate information. Just about everything it told you is wrong, and this is pretty basic and easy to research manually, no offence. There is no NuPhyIO installer to download, and AFAIK, NuPhy doesn't publish anything regardin

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

There is in fact a NuPhy IO installer for use offline. They have Mac and Windows versions. Go here:https://www.nuphy.io/ Click on “Demo Mode”.Select your keyboard model.Click the gear icon in the top right corner. You will see two “Download Now” buttons for the Mac and Windows versions. Nonetheless,

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