Kick75

How does it sound? I currently own MQ80, MG65, Nuphy Kicks, Nuphy Halo V2, and MelGeek O2. To be honest, MelGeek O2's tactile feel and sound really impressed me. I would even think it's better than MG65. MG65 still sounds amazing though. Kick 75 keys just sink in, no bounce. A big loser.

The difference is that the Kick has enough space for a chunky knob, and the Air has the space for a knob 1/4 the size of a regular key. I get that NuPhy is doing its level best to innovate in weird directions, but honestly I would have bought the V3 just for the better typing experience. The Kick ha

Nuphy kick75 looks ok and the field 75 looks even better The kick is not exactly tkl and field has the knob on a location that is inconvenient during gaming, also is he switch. :(

Same here, unfortunately they tend to stick with cramped layouts on low-profile boards those days. Only worthy exemptions found are NuPhy Nos75 (overpriced) and Kick75 (not fully low-profile) - they both 75% though. Personally I'm considering making my own bespoke low-profile keeb.

Scratch that, read further down, I did have issues with my Kick75 on Linux... Regarding different behaviour with different devices: In Linux, dongles and wired devices are recognised differently. In KDE, you can customise them on a per-device basis, and my Keychron mouse shows up as Keychron Link 8K