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.

I am in the same boat. Swapped my switches last night per their email recommendation and the issues followed the switch. Curious to see how Nuphy is going to remedy this.

Had mine for a few months with no issues. The thing with Nuphy (generally, not particular to any keyboard) is that their quality control and post-sales support isn't comparable to bigger companies, so (1) the chance of getting a defective keyboard seems to be relatively higher than if you bought fro

Nuphy keyboards are nice, but they are plagued with these issues. My Air75HE failed, and Nuphy won't support the warranty because products purchased on Amazon or eBay are not covered under their warranty, LOL. Luckily, I had bought insurance, and that took care of a refund. I got a new Field75 HE2,

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

Hello, I have been searching for a keyboard for a long time, and I have come to the conclusion that I enjoy typing on my Thinkpad keyboard more than on my current mechanical keyboard (TECWARE Phantom 87). I can type faster and with more accuracy, the sound and feel are not that good tho. So I starte

Budget: ~$150Size Preference: 75% or TKLRequirements: Wireless, great sound out of the box (no DIY), Mac supportBonus Wants: A knob, unique aesthetics, tasteful RGB, good software Hey everyone, I’m looking for a solid mechanical keyboard that looks beautiful and has that creamy, thocky sound right o

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