Halo75 V2

Wow, another reason to hate on Nuphy. Coming into a fucking hobby that was built on modding and make the most anti consumer decisions around. Nuphy making E-waste straight from the factory.

I’ve owned 2 Nuphy keyboards and both of them had battery bulge issues. Never again. Absolute garbage quality control.

Como casi todo objeto electronico, te tienes que hacer varias preguntas , y finalmente contrastarlas con tu presupuesto. Principalmente te diría que evites las marcas "gamer" como Logitech, Razer, Corsair y similares. Ese es mi tip numero 1. Después fijate que tipo de perfil de sonido y feedback qui

Same here. I actually ended up ordering the brown nano switches last night because I am not a fan of the feel of the blush switches, but asked Nuphy if they could give me some sort of store credit for the faulty switches or discount my order since it was clearly a hardware problem. Will definitely r

Just buy it on amazon or something where returns are easy. The keyboard is excellent! No need go deal with Nuphy customer service

Gateron has a nice selection of nuphy-compatible "ks-33 2.0 low profile" switches now. For example, there are a selection of "silent" switches (red, brown, white, black): https://www.gateron.com/products/gateron-ks-33-low-profile-red-silent-20-mechanical-switches-set?VariantsId=11456 There are also

I haven't tried either of those, so I can't speak to a side by side comparison personally. I will add that I've had NuPhy boards in the past and the quality and support lacked quite a bit in my experience, but that's just my own experience, not a reflection on the whole. I love the Logi MX Keys boar

The fact that Nuphy started to make their low profile keyboards so that you can't open it without breaking the frame made me loosing all respect for them. So just for this I won't buy any of their products. And looking at this post - good that I didn't. For the op particular case - if you can open i

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

The Kick75 is my least-preferred board from NuPhy, the Node75 is IMO much better, followed by the Air75/60. But indeed the wait time can be annoying. I have a few NuPhy boards on sale, shipping from the Netherlands. Halo75, Air75 V2, and an Air60 HE. Let me know if you're interested!