Halo75 V2

If you like the nuphy, why not just get it with tactile brown, linear red, or silent blush switches that arent as sensitive as the silvers? The new gateron 3.0 browns that come with that board are particularly nice and springy.

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.

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

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

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 have these in a nuphy gem80 and it is absolute crack for my ears

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,

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