Air75

I can help out ! I am ISO-FR and have both a keychron K5 and an air 75, so I swapped out the big keys for your post: https://imgur.com/a/EqBAp57 They fit ! I do not see any difference for typing, I also have read people having trouble with nSA profile, but my WPM does not change much between keyboar

Apple in general don't like any product that doesn't have an Apple logo on it- My M1 MBA keeps disconnecting from the WH-1000XM5- My M2 MBP can't pair with my Sennheiser headphone- Both hates my JBL speaker- My iPhones doesn't like my Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo- NuPhy Air75 doesn't play nice with any

Used NuPhy Air75 v2 for 2 months. Switching to Lofree Flow was like driving Rolls Royce after Mario Cart

Nuphy Air75 v3 (Blush nano switches) Nufolio v4 (Blue) Mono Wrist Rest (Acrylic Noir) Stock WoB Keycaps + Custom 3D-printed clear keycaps I recently took the plunge on the Air75 v3 as my first mechanical keyboard during NuPhy’s recent Black Friday sale, and it’s been a huge upgrade from years on the

NuPhy Air75. I picked up my keyboard off my desk today and then noticed this. I've been using it in wired mode connected directly to my Mac with the cable it came with since Nov, 2022. Never dropped it or modified it, it's all original. Typing wise it's been great, probably one of my favourite typin

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.

NuPhy is amazing, I can tell you that from my experience with the Air 75 V2, but the Halo seems to be problematic, with a really unfriendly design.

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

i was in the same boat with a work laptop last year. the Keychron K3 Max is a great shout—it's low-profile and has that wired option you need. if you want something even closer to the Logitech scissor-switch feel but still mechanical, the NuPhy Air75 V2 is another solid choice. it's super slim, the

I just got my Air75 V3 and I absolutely love almost everything about it, but man—the knob is definitely the weak point for me. Compared to the rest of the build, the knob feels a bit cheap. My biggest gripe is how stiff it is; it’s nearly impossible to rotate with one finger, which kind of defeats t