Kick75

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.

You're welcome and glad that worked out. It was driving me insane as well and I was wondering why I type less accurately with the kick 75. Cool thing is that it saves that setting locally to the keyboard too. Meaning you don't need to always go into nuphy io

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

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

I have the high profile kick 75, They do sound diffrent not in a bad way The halo 75 v2 does sound a little quiter not by much then the kick 75. the Halo75 v2 has the bottom rgb frame which I really like but I also like the tranparency casing of the kick 75. I do like that the kick75 was a scroll wh

This is true, espe.cially with keyboards that support QMK/VIA for the most part. Hilariously, though, NuPhy's keyboards with NuPhyIO seem to have no persistent memory, so when the battery dies, they forget macros and stuff. It happened to me with my Kick75, and there are a handful of reports of it h

I bought an Air75 v2 and then a Kick75, Nuphy IO version. Admittedly I regretted because I realized that tweaking the QMK firmware is an additional value of a mechanic keyboard. At least NuPhy is working to keep their source repository up-to-date, and the community interest is adequate.

It is compatible, for sure, but you shouldn't buy it. You'll need a windows VM to run the customisation suite if you ever need to remap or customise something. Look into the NuPhy Air75 V3 or Kick75 and Iqunix Magi65 or MQ80. The latter options are a little pricier, but they're all-aluminium and rea

Hi all, first time first time. Moving from a borrowed Logitech Pebble 2 after my old Magic Keyboard broke, and I wanted a 75% keyboard that could swap between multiple devices as I spend most of my time typing at the office or at home. I had two questions I'd like your opinions on: I'm planning to g