nuphy Air75 Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Low Profile Wireless Keyboard, Supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4G and Wired Connection, Compatible with Windows and Mac OS Systems-Gateron Blue Switch

Be careful not to press the MICROSOFT TEAMS button, it will close out whatever you’re doing and try to log you into teams. Seriously why, like if I want to go to teams I’ll open it up by clicking on it.

For reference, this is my 4th mech keyboard. Pros: - I can turn the rainbow lights off. Hey, Im 56 years old and multi-colored Blinky lights are for other users. Just my preference. - The keypress feel and click is perfect for me in a public setting - at the office or in a coffee shop. Satisfying, distinct, and elegant. - It fits on top of my 14 M1 MacBook Pro! If I carefully place it on top of my Mac laptop keyboard, the top keyboard anti slip strips settle perfectly between rows of the laptop keyboard without pressing any keys. I LOVE THIS and use it about 80% of the time Im on my Mac. The keyboard travels with me on the road and when my wife and I are doing our coffee shop crawls. Cons: - If there is a con, then maybe this qualifies...? The PC/Mac switch is relatively easy to slide to the PC setting and then translates all the Cmd+c, Cmd+v keys to Martian (Greek). Tl;Dr: I love it.

I rotated between my Keychron K4 and Apple Magic Keyboards (full and mini). I found the former to sit high and is too heavy. At the same time, the latter is too flat and isnt Windows-friendly. The Nuphy75 is Windows-frjendly, feels excellent, is comfortably low, and lacking a # pad does not hurt productivity. I do IT, and this is perfect for me. Color is nice too, just wish I got the shine through keycaps. I was looking at the Logitech MX keys, but I would run into the same issues mentioned prior.

This has got to be one of my most pleasant buying experiences in a long time. I went down a rabbit hole when searching for a new keyboard for gaming and programming, and obsessed over low profile gaming keyboards with smooth linear switches, specifically the G915. I love the look and feel of keyboards like this, but this one came up on my radar twice and I was wholly convinced it checked all the boxes for me: -sleek low profile, elegant and attractive design -smooth, silent, linear switches with perfect acoustics and feedback -solid build quality: aluminum frame, PBT key caps!!! Sexy clear back case and stunning stainless steel logo plate -wireless option with USB-c!!! -….and RGB. God help me I love this subtle and stunning RGB style of this board My only complaint so far is that the first power up doesn’t always connect with the dongle in my PC, I often have to switch it off and on again to connect, Also I frequently mistakenly activate Bluetooth mode, and have to try to remember how to shut it off again, but that’s just a matter of learning the keys Great purchase, would recommend for anyone and everyone. If you don’t have the budget for this, make room and you’ll never be sorry

They look amazing, they feel nice to type on. The build quality is amazing. I forgot when I got something that matches the pictures. What fresh of breath air.

This is hands down the best low profile mechanical keyboard on the market right now. Step aside (low quality) Keychron, NuPhy answered our prayers by creating the first low profile mechanical keyboard that ships with PBT keycaps. The keycaps are absolutely the star of the show. Dont listen to the haters..PBT keycaps are objectively better than ABS and no, they should not be transparent to let the backlight through. To me, the backlighting is just an extra, but not necessary feature of this keyboard. Aside from the keycaps, the build quality is absolutely amazing. I dont know how they did it, but this keyboard has absolutely no ping, which is something I absolutely dread when buying a mechanical keyboard. Maybe I just got a good batch of Gateron Blue switches, or maybe the materials used in the keyboard are top of the line. NuPhy...if youre out there listening, here is my advice: 1. You need to create a full-sized, Air100 version of this keyboard! 2. You need to introduce more color options for your PBT keycaps...perhaps a mono-color option.

I love it. It looks beautiful!

This was a really nice piece of hardware. Good clickiness. Wish the instructions were a bit clearer about how to change between computers. Found those online. But other than that it’s great.

So, this is my first mechanical keyboard. Ive only ever used the magic keyboard or a laptop keyboard. Ive been wanting a mech keyboard for quite some time now, but never really pulled the trigger, and lost interest. Youtube recommendations showed a review for this keyboard the other day. Backlit RGB, removable switches/key caps, metal exterior, Mac/Win mode, and a premium feeling. I went ahead and got the red switches as I type pretty early and dont want the wife to get pissed with the sound of me hammer fisting the keyboard at 6am. The keyboard arrived today, set up was quick, with bluetooth. The switches sound great. the size is perfect as its what im used to. The fact that it has a native Mac mode, is really what sold me the most. The ability to switch it over to WIN when working on a VDI, then back to Mac is so awesome and really the best feature of this keyboard. For the price, its a no brainer. Will update if I have any problems, though that seems unlikely. (questionable art on the packaging, not an anime guy but sure, why not)

I bought this keyboard for work, to help with my productivity and ease of use writing/programming on a Mac. However, it ended up being unusable for me. I wish I had returned it during the return window instead of trying to get used to it. The form factor and key spacing is smaller than a normal keyboard, which caused me to make many mistakes and so I had to slow down my typing a lot. I think it literally contributed to a kind of brain fog as I was concentrating on typing vs just doing it. This coupled with the fact that they placed a function key where the right-option key would be on a mac keyboard made it unusable for my programming and text editing workflow. (On Mac, option+left/right jumps between words and option+delete deletes whole words, and the right option is most convenient given the placement of those other keys.) I couldnt manage to rebind the function key to an option key in software (Karabiner Elements), ultimately because the function key was issuing some kind of vendor-specific/hardware-specific key code to the computer. I couldnt find software for Mac from the manufacturer that could rebind the keys for me. I also found the keys squishy and unpleasant to type on. Its a nice keyboard otherwise: good looks, nice lights, nice build quality. Other people here seem to love it, giving it great reviews which is why I tried it. But its now sitting elsewhere on my desk collecting dust while I plugged in some dime-a-dozen full-sized Dell keyboard that works way better for me. I cannot recommend this to anyone who programs or does a lot of text editing on Mac and is likely to encounter similar issues to me.