Halo96

i've been down this rabbit hole for my own desk setup. for a creamy, quiet full-size that looks good, the Keychron Q6 is a solid choice, though it might push your budget a bit. the NuPhy Halo96 is another great pre-built that sounds fantastic right out of the box and has that stylish look. both are

Yeah. Reasonable. I'm also predominantly using it for work and productivity (writing), so for me, its 30% about build quality, 30% about keystroke feel, 20% about key layout, and 20% about aesthetics. The NuPhy Halo ticks the majority of those boxes (I have a Halo75), but I'm finding the Halo96 a pa

Check NuPhy as well, but I think they are only ANSI. Check Air96 V3, but wait for Halo96 V3 if you want a normal profile (I think it will come out soon). Recently, I also came across Zoom98, which has a really interesting multi-layout, and can convert from ANSI to ISO and has split space, etc. But i

I love my NuPhy Halo-96!

I just got a NuPhy Halo96 V2 for my first mechanical keyboard. I really love the feel of it, but I was thinking that if I want to take it into the office I probably need to swap out the stock switches for some quieter ones. Any good recommendations for silent tactiles that would be compatible? It do

i was in the same boat trying to match my apple setup. the Keychron V6 Max is a great alternative if the Q6 Pro is sold out - it's got that silver aluminum frame and you can grab their black-on-white keycaps separate. NuPhy's Halo96 in silver is another solid option that looks clean. both give you b

I really like the NuPhy Halo 96 v2, it comes in very cute colors including pink and an adorable matcha green! It has 3 different ways for connection (wired, usb, and bluetooth). It's hot swappable, which as someone else mentioned, it means that you can exchange out the switches. I highly recommend t

What do you mean? NuPhy has a Halo96 V2 and Air96 V2, and I believe there was even talk of a bigger Kick board. NuPhy is actually one of the few companies (Keychron and Lofree being others) that actually caters to those looking for bigger boards.

Funnily enough, I do have a set of Gem80 keycaps that I once had on my Halo96 because I don’t like how NuPhy uses gray for their legends. I haven’t committed to building custom keyboards yet, but I have a Gem80 configuration in mind.

That R key does look rough. I have several keyboards from NuPhy, all a month old or so. The keycaps on the GEM80 feel excellent and have held up extremely well. The keycaps on the Air75 v2 have also held up well. Different feel than the GEM80, but smooth and consistent. They are developing a bit of