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

NuPhy collaborated with Gateron on what's called the Low Profile 3.0 switch. It uses standard MX pins and bottom case dimensions, but the stem post is thicker and the plate height spec is different. They're used in the Kick75 and the Chilkey ND75 LP. If your PCB is designed around being able to acco

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

Rainy75 is by Wobkeys, which is a bit of a sus company.Womier SK 75 doesn't appear to be QMK.Nuphy Kick 75 is a really interesting design. Akko 5075B VIA ($60 barebones) YMDK YMD75 * ($64-$110 diy) Inland Gaming MK Pro 75 * ($85 $40 barebones, in-store only) Womier RD75 ($95 w/ coupon) Womier WD75 * (

I got the Lofree Flow 2 with linear silent silver switches a month ago specifically to use for work. It has been fantastic- premium build, keycaps feel nice, and it's extremely quiet. It has OMK/VIA support as well. This replaced a Nuphy Kick 75 that I was using- I liked that keyboard and it was als

Én Keychron K1 Pro-t vettem kb egy éve. Afterhoursnál volt TKL ISO-UK layouttal. Low profile hot swappos Gateron Brown switchekkel. Szerintem nem kifejezetten silent, de nem is hangos. Nekem ez vált be ilyen all-rounder billentyűzetnek. Ha nem számítana az ANSI/ISO, akkor egyébként silent billentyűz

I would add NuPhy Kick75 (deserves own category of high/low convertible) and surely NuPhy Node75 in both profiles.

Coming from Ornata Chroma I wanted something truly mechanical, so started looking into the widow V4 and huntsman. And that's where I got trapped in to the custom boards rabbit hole... Long story short:For gaming - I ended up using GamaKay TK75-HE due to the magnetic feature, but I had to swap the ca

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