Halo75 V2

I'm not sure why the 96 should be any different, but the firmware quality in my Halo75 V2 has actually been pretty excellent. I use it across two computers, one running Fedora Linux and the other running Windows 11 Pro. It works well on both systems. Notably untested on Mac as I don't own any. From

I can't stand 100% keyboards so I got the 75, it's a great board for it's price. Nowadays I drive an Agar Mini as my main board, and sometimes a NuPhy Halo75 V2 when I want to play something that needs more keys.

Introduction So, I am completely new to mechanical keyboards. I come from the world of cheap, €30 Logitech membrane keyboards. Most of my typing has traditionally been done on my Framework 16 - a laptop that is not exactly known for having a good keyboard, either. A friend of mine has been really sa

I've tried replacing switches around and even using other low profile switches, but the issue was on the key slot or board itself, so nothing much I could do really. On my previous faulty board, setting the stabilization to high just made some keys not register at all. Both knobs also came without t

My only other NuPhy is a Halo75 v2 I bought used years ago and surprisingly that one still works. Actually was my favorite keyboard until I started buying more last year. This Air75 v3 is really a big disappointment. I just tried it earlier after my previous reply to you, still have issues with the

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

My desired configuration was available on Amazon, shipped by Prime. It was some €30 more expensive but I figured one extra year of warranty (EU) and the better return policy was well worth it. It's also sold by NuPhy officially, so you're in the clear warranty side. Not that it matters: Amazon's cus

Personally I'm going to wait just a little while before I buy it in case there are any first major bugs or assembly line issues, etc. if you're never had a mechanical keyboard it's definitely harder to have a frame of reference to judge with. I can, however, tell you that I tried a lot of low-profil

I suggested also looking for Amazon Certified Buyers comments, which are generally very good on the Halo75 v2 and Rainy75 So you trust paid reviewers over community reviewers? It's Amazon Verified Purchase Reviews; you get that company can hire people to "buy" the product, to leave nothing but posit