nuphy Air75 V2 Portable 75% Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Keyboard,Supports Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C RGB Bluetooth Keyboards,Compatible with Windows/Mac OS/Linux Systems-Gateron Blue Switch

Got this for a new work from home setup and wanted a smaller keyboard that's wireless to go between my work laptop and personal laptop. I've used "gamer" mechanicals for years and wanted to try something new and get some clicky tactile blue keys.This thing ticked a lot of my boxes. I was suspicious of going Gadeon Blue switches instead of Cherry MX Blues that I've tested before. But these feel great!Pros:- OEM PBT keycaps feel great.- Typing feels fluid and similar spacing to a laptop which I like for fast typing.-Quality is solid, even as plastic frame, clear back is cool to look at.- Comes with one of all the other types of switches to test out and can hot swap the switches.- Mac to PC switch is nice to have.- Cable is nice quality, comes with a cool holder for the 2.4g USB stick.- Side LED's look cool and are functional.- Amazing form factor on desk. Stores away nicely.- Great packaging and instructions.Cons:- Occasionally you can double tap a key without resetting the switch to click (Gadeon Blues). Might be an issue with other tactile keys too.- Key puller could be better quality. Switch side puller is nice though.- No neutral colors in packaging for enter, esc, and space bar. Only all red and yellow and all teal + yellow. (not a problem if you go aftermarket keycaps)- USB cable is not neutral or black, it's the standard gray and teal colors. Same with dongle.- Fn key for lighting and other settings is kind of confusing at first.- Lighting does not feel super bright even at max brightness. North facing LED's on non shine through caps.- Ports and switches are teal on the front edge of the keyboard. Wish they were gray or black to be more neutral.Overall, this is a stout keyboard for the price and out of the box performance. Much better to type on than my Corsair K95 with Cherry MX Browns.Glad I went with this over some of the other competitors in this price point with how much stuff you get out of the box.PS: If you want tactile feel without the audible click, get the moss green switches. From testing them I liked those the most other than the Gadeon Blue. The wisteria don't feel super tactile to me.

When ordering the keyboard, I am worried that the blue switch will be too hard to press, although I am sure I like the clicky feel. Luckily, I confirmed that I made the right choice, as one moss switch is included in the box for testing. The moss switch is definitely harder to press than the blue ones, but a little quieter.Overall, I really like the keyboard's quality and style. It is a keeper. Hopefully, it can last, as others complained about the lifespan of the blue switches.

This is an incredibly good feeling mini keyboard for a reasonable price and customization. Just note that It does not fit correctly on a 16 inch MacBook Pro. I am working on a 3-D printable tray for that…

I do love the keyboard a lot. It’s so far my favorite low profile keyboard I own. I use the keyboard for gaming only and the feel and sound is great. I have one gripe. That’s updating the firm ware and no app. They have nuphy.io and updating the firmware was a pain and confusing. I’m used to antiquated ways of updating firmware on fully custom keyboards just not from a manufacturer that builds such a nice keyboard. They should make something simple for people who cannot flash their keyboards. All in all I love it but they need a better consumer based software.

The lifespan of a switch is approximately 5 months. After 5 months, the majority of the keys began to double-type and glitch. For a while, I resorted to removing the keys and swapping the switches until I gave up. It’s a nice-looking keyboard, but the quality control is poor.

The keyboard is great! I was looking for a new keyboard to use with my MacBook Pro, and this works perfectly! Wasn't really a huge low profile keyboard user (still not), but I made an exception for this one. The blues feel amazing. The only gripe I have is I wish they would have provided either see-through keycaps or keycaps where the letters light up with the RGB. It's hard to see the wording on the keys unless you have extra lighting in your room. Can't just sit in the dark and use the keyboard.

Bought for my mobile life, but quickly became my favorite for my Mac in my home office. Such a pleasant typing experience. Actually makes me feel good typing on this keyboard. Amazing features… it’s the everything keyboard for people who know.

TLDR: Within a month, the keyboard began showing its true colors. Odd disconnects, ghost key presses, repeat key presses, NKRO seems poor/bad?, battery life seems short despite turning off all lighting, and lastly, the layout had really affected my typing speed and accuracy. This is not my first mechanical keyboard, but it is the first one that I experienced this issue with. I went back to another mechanical keyboard and my accuracy and speed were as I expected and was used to. All of the technical issues persisted even after multiple firmware updates from their website and even updates provided directly by their support team.I realize I may be in the minority here, but there are other online communities you'll find that echo the problems I had with this keyboard. I purchased the Air75v2 back in September and eventually stopped using it by the end of December due to the repeat issues.My main connection was via the USB dongle to my PC. I picked this keyboard because it also had bluetooth connectivity for when I wanted to switch between my PC and some BT devices (phone, tablet, etc). I game pretty frequently, and found I really enjoy low-profile keyboards for all of my activities. However, the keyboard would randomly disconnect from my PC and, despite following instructions from their website on updating the device's firmware (up to 3 different pieces to update), the device still suffered from the aforementioned issues. At this price range, I wouldn't expect to have to fiddle around with it so much and it being the primary way I need to interact with my PC, I can't tolerate these kinds of issues.Could it be a QC issue, that this is just one keyboard out of thousands that have been sold? Sure, but it's just not a great sign for a $150 keyboard. There's a large market out there for mechanical keyboards not sold on Amazon but I liked the design of this one in particular so I was hoping to use it long term. Sadly, that's just not the case. Apart from the technical issues, the material that the keycaps are made of quickly wore down. Also, about 3 weeks ago, the blue switch for my "O" key just broke. The key would still register, but the tactile feel of the switch was gone. Personally, I find this to be unacceptable, especially having owned inexpensive boards that have yet to fail even after years of use.Overall, I can't recommend this keyboard, nor can I recommend nuphy keyboards in general At this price, one should be able to expect a solid piece of hardware. If you're looking for durability and better boards in general, don't let the immediate gratification of Amazon's next day delivery sway your decision. Check out Reddit's mechanical keyboard community for your next purchase. r/MechanicalKeyboards/

Best mechanical keyboard I ever had.

Me encanto

La calidad del teclado es muy buena. El plástico se siente de buena calidad, el sonido de los switches es moderado. Las teclas son un poco más grandes que las de mi teclado anterior, me tomó unos días adaptarme. El RGB del teclado es bueno.Sin embargo lo que no me gustó del teclado es que las letras de cada tecla, NO SE ILUMINAN. Si ocupas el teclado en una habitación con la luz apagada, es un poco difícil ver qué letra necesitas presionar. Por el precio y calidad del teclado, yo esperaba que cada letra se iluminara.

No puedo conectar el teclado QMK/VIA, intente de todo e investigue en distintos foros y no logro arreglar el problema. Es una pena que la funcion por la que compre este teclado no funcione. Ya solicite apollo en soporte tecnico y sigo en espera de respuesta, sin embargo, me parece lamentable que no se pueda usar correctamente