Kick75

Not a keeb girlie (just a keeb, unfortunately). I've tried the Flow Lite and the Flow V2. I wouldn't really recommend either, especially compared to other LP boards on the market. Aside from the Flow V2's weird side design thing, it's apparently an upgrade in most regards, and I think it's only "fin

Thats a great question I really like them all but since your asking what my top three are, here it goes. At number 3 the Kick 75, I actually won this one from a youtuber and on my bday which was cool. I didn't know what to expect from this keyboard because it was made of plastic but when I received

Get a lofee or nuphy superior low profile I own a mx mechanical mini and kick 75 , the kick is superior in every way

Not sure whether you got the same trouble I had before, but just share it here and how I solved it eventually. After receiving my Kick 75 months ago, I found that the “F3” was not working. I tried to clean the keyboard, swap with new key switches, updated the firmware, etc. But none of these helped.

My colleague's Kick 75 got me interested in Nuphy. I tried his with brown switches, then ordered my Air75 V3 with brown switches, then changed to blush switches that I enjoy even more. From a distance Kick 75 absolutely catches the eye, but up close I would say Air75 V3 has a slight edge due to its

I love Nuphy Keyboards! I own several different models. I highly recommend the Nuphy Air 75 V3 or the Kick 75. Both awesome boards. I returned my LoFree. Just felt cheap and underwhelming.

Oh, damn, that's pricey for the Iqunix boards. NuPhy is fine these days. There were some issues with bad batteries in the old Air v1 keyboards, but it's sorted now. The firmware could be better IMO, but it's good enough for people who don't want to di in-depth remapping and customisation. There may

So 75% with optional silent switches and 2.4 GHz. The Chosfox Vero75 checks all the boxes and can even be ordered with a silent switch stock, but weighs 1.1 kg lol. About the weight of a small laptop. Alternatively, the Keychron K3 Ultra fits, too, and it's lighter, and there are silent switches ava

I like the NuPhy Kick75 well enough, and they're releasing an Air75 V3 soon with the same design and LP V3 switches. Those will both be good options for portability, although the Kick is a little thicc. If you don't need portability, check out the Iqunix MQ80 and Magi65. Both are heavy AF, and there

Can't speak for the Air75 V3, but the Kick75 has the same firmware and likely similar hardware, and it seems to work just fine for gaming. Never had any missed input issues. There are other reasons to avoid the NuPhyIO firmware keyboards (mostly because if you remove the battery or if the charge lev