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Great keyboard, I had some troubles with delivery, but it didn’t took so long to deliver, really great keyboard I like it <3

NuPhy is a scam. I ordered a keyboard which I expected to use out of the box, but couldn’t do something as simple as locking the Fn keys (having watched multiple tutorial videos) without downloading more software on my computer, which I explained I cannot do because i was going to use this keyboard with a work computer. I asked for a return and refund repeatedly and they just kept sending me instructions on how to fix it, which didn’t work. Finally they told me that because there is nothing wrong with the product and they’ve tried to fix the issue for me, I can return it at my own cost to JAPAN. It’ll probably cost 20% to 50% of the purchase price to do that, and they’ve outlined a ton of reasons why they would reduce the refund if they don’t find the product on satisfactory condition. I only unboxed and reboxed the product, so it shouldn’t cause issues, but my terrible customer experience makes me concerned that they’ll just find an excuse to dock more money off my refund.

Bought a Node75 on their website 10 days ago and still dont have a tracking number. Messaged customer support and they said they dont have in stock. However, when you go on the website, you can still buy it. They are selling the keyboards which they dont have in stock. They charge you for a product that they dont ship!

The Node75 in Ink Gray with Blush Switches (I bought the High Profile variant) is perfect for both home and office. Ordered on Nov 15th - I received it from last mile on Dec 8th. The wait time was quite long, but I did order during Black Friday sales. No issues to report! I have now used it for a full day at work and at home; it is an Amazing keyboard for the $100 price point. Blush switches are game-changing, and I already want to buy the Blush Nano (low profile version) as I got the Air75 V1 years ago, still going strong. The touch bar is nicely incorporated in the dot-matrix design and LED, all of which is very responsive and you can customize it within the NuPhyIO software! One suggestion; to improve the low-tier kickstand. The high-tier kickstand works great, but when you shift the keyboard forward to make room for something, the low-tier kickstand gives away right away.

What made my experience great? My Air 96 v1 is a keyboard I have had for a couple years now and it has worked without fail. I was looking for a keyboard that was lightweight but was mechanical was also hot swappable as I was new to the mechanical keyboard world and was not sure what switch I really wanted. I needed something small because I was traveling a lot and my work deals with a lot of numbers so a number pad was required. The Air 96 was a great fit. The build has been great with the aluminum top and solid plastic bottom. The in built adjustable feet has helped me be comfortable on the various typing surfaces I have had to use over the years. Because of the travel being able to remember multiple devices for Bluetooth connection made my work flow very quick. One thing I would like in the future is a way to get a better guide on the battery level. I know there is a key combo to get a green or blue light but having something to even denote 25, 50, 75, and 100% battery statues would be nice. That being said I seldom have ever had to have it so I guess in the end it is not that huge of a deal. As for gaming, this board feels good when I play FPS, RPG, or whatever I am playing that day. Pros: Full keyboard design, including numpad. Lightweight, easy for travel. Quick connectivity, allows me to swap from PC to tablet to phone to work PC on the fly. Hot Swappable, this is a great feature in case you are not exactly sure what switches you like or just want some change. Long life battery, great for my on the go uses. Cons: No reliable battery indicator, it would be nice to have a more full featured battery indicator. Software, I do not use the Nuphy software much for this board but it was not entirely intuitive when I used it. (This could have gotten better, I have not looked at it in a long time). Overall, this Air line of keyboards was fantastic for my needs.

I got the Halo75V2 about a year and a half ago, and so far it's working out great! The keyboard sounds great and is very durable and nice quality.

I bought the NuPhy Halo 75 V2 with Raspberry switches on November 4, and after using it for a few weeks, I can confidently say it's the best value-for-money keyboard I've ever owned. The design and functionality are spot-on for both gaming and productivity. While I’m not a huge fan of its VIA customization options, it’s not a big deal for me since I don’t really use macros or advanced features. What matters most to me is the typing experience, ergonomics, and aesthetics, and this keyboard nails all of that. Overall, I’ve had a great experience buying from NuPhy, their product and customer service are both excellent. I also look forward buying in the future!

MY FIRST MECHANICAL KEYBOARD. I DON'T RECOMMEND PURCHASING NANO BLUSH KEYS, NOR THE NUPHY AIR75 V3 NuPhy censors negative reviews on their website. My review of 2 stars never got published. Their products barely have any reviews at all. The only ones that are shown are the 4-5 star ones. If you've purchased from them and tried to leave a review that will lower their product rating (anything less than 3 stars), it will never see the light of day. The only person other than you who will see your review is the NuPhy employee in charge of discarding all the negative reviews (I'm speculating). I really tried to like their NuPhy Air75 V3 keyboard. I purchased it with Nano Blush keys since I wanted a quieter typing experience. I used it for weeks, trying to get used to it; trying to find any reason to keep using it. But it simply just does not feel good... My hand feels strained using it because the keys are too effortless to press; I can't rest my fingers on the keyboard when not typing because the sheer weight of my hand is going to press the keys down (hence my wrist is always strained to keep my hand up). Either that, or I need to keep my fingers retracted and off the keyboard if I'm not typing. Additionally, it's way too easy to make typos, especially if you are a fast typer (Note: I type properly, with each finger to its designated keys). It's also hard to recover from a typo due to the previously mentioned reasons; if you want to backspace, you'll probably bump an adjacent key (which is so effortless to press) and then make another typo. The Nano Blush keys gives little to no feedback (in sound or feel) to the typer on whether or not a key has been pressed; your only real feedback is the screen which, believe it or not, is sometimes not enough. Just imagine typing on air (no pun intended). The Air75 with Nano Blush keys feels kind of like that... So, after using NuPhy for a few weeks, it's simply not a pleasant experience. I should've just went with the Apple magic keyboard. Of course, NuPhy would never let me share my experience on their site though, so I'm posting it here. Note: the product will likely take a while to arrive. Took 3+ weeks for me. I live on the US east coast.