Kick75

I had the Kick 75 high profile and preferred it over the low profile Nuphy boards. I have had many different models over the past few years. I love my little Air 60 just because it’s so easy to carry around and use w my iPad and laptop. I am disappointed in the Air 75 V3 due to the lack of options f

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 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

I have the node low profile 100. Came with blush nano but I replace 36 keys with silver nano. Both feel very similar, the blush is really quiet. I got the silver for the extra speed and some sound. Even with the silvers, it doesn’t feel that loud. The feel for typing is fantastic with both switches

Nice!! I don't know much about the Halo60 HE, but I have these from Nuphy: Kick 75 (high profile) Kick 75 (low profile) Halo 75v2 Air60 v1 Air60 v2 Air75 v2 Gem80 Compared to the Air60, though, since we both have it, I'd say: It sounds WAY less hollow, which was kind of a PITA for me on every other

Get literally any keyboard you like that has hot-swap sockets and replace the switches with silent switches. I'm quite fond of the NuPhy Kick75, and you can pick one of those up with silent Blush Max (or Blush Nano for the Low Profile version) switches if you want. It's also pretty cheap.

I just got the Nuphy kick 75 with the blush nano switches (silent) and I love it!

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

I actually got used to the height very fast! I think I do find it quite comfortable now, but it absolutely takes some getting used to. The keys are pretty close to each other - by nature of this being a compact keyboard - and that's the biggest thing for me. As a matter of fact, I liked it so much I

Why are you considering the Kick75? Would it be in addition to the Magi65 or as a replacement? Because they're very different keyboards. The Kick75 was described by my partner as "it's like a toy, but in a good way," and I completely agree with her. It's a fun keyboard with a bit of a retro vibe goi