Air75

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

I did the same. The price was crazy good (€75), and there are some very valid considerations to be done about the firmware - especially relevant for use on Linux systems like a Linux computer or a Steam Deck The v2 is the last Air that comes with open source QMK + VIA firmware. This is really releva

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

Well, you're in for a treat! The NuPhy boards are quite nice in my experience (I've owned Air75 HE and BH65). I see! I saw an uboxing video, I guess the accents can be red (the little knobs) or they include some little pink ones as well (in the carrying case) you can install if you want to personali

I have a NuPhy Air75, it is configured with QMK/VIA software in Linux, you just have to add a udev rule to allow hidraw permissions... But besides that, you can use the keyboard editor in Mint to set the Super meta key a blank action. Note, there are a lot of key combos that rely on the Super key...

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

You know what? I look forward to it. I owned an Air 75 HE, which I regretfully returned, so I picked up a BH65. The second I laid eyes on this board I knew I'd love having both - larger and smaller, whatever suits the mood. I feel like the performance is excellent, the software is extremely well don

This is a dumb question, but are you using it connected via USB or wireless? VIA isn't compatible with wireless keyboards. And keyboard firmware updates should really be a last resort. It's super easy to screw up your board. Off the top of my head, the only keyboard companies I can think of that pac

Nope. I just bought a NuPhy Air 75 v2 which is designed to put above the Mac keyboard. Works like a charm.

Can't speak for the Air75 V3, but the Kick75 has the same firmware and likely similar hardware, and it seems to work just fine for gaming. Never had any missed input issues. There are other reasons to avoid the NuPhyIO firmware keyboards (mostly because if you remove the battery or if the charge lev