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nuphy Air75 v2 Mechanical Keyboard

Air75 v2 Mechanical Keyboard

100% positive of 14 users 44 mentions
• Positive 34% (15) • Neutral 66% (29) • Negative 0% (0)

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What people loved

  • u/Gil-San · linux_gaming · ▲ 4

    “I can recommend NuPhy keyboards. I own a Air75 V2 for some time now and I really have no complaints.”

  • u/LetterheadClassic306 · keyboards · ▲ 2

    “i've been down this road before. the keychron k3 pro hits that sweet spot with low latency and great typing feel. also check out the nuphy air75 v2 - both are low profile like your mx but with much better gaming performance. the logitech g915 lightspeed is another solid pick if you want to stick with logitech.”

  • u/thepurplehornet · keyboards · ▲ 1

    “If you want low profile, the best is the Nuphy Air v3.”

Common complaints

No common complaints surfaced - either the community generally likes this one, or critique is too scattered to summarise.

Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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  • u/DeadLyASgamer · ▲ 20 · Post
    neutral
    indiangaming “New build + Gaming Setup, side from showcase, I'm looking for advice too...”
    Hey guys, I've been trying hard to get myself a nice setup and now finally, my room has been renovated and my PC is built, I wanted the room to not have much cable clutter so tried to make most of the cable not visible or able to disappear, anyways, here's the final results! Also build specs: 7600x 32 gigs DDR5 6000mhz RX 9070 XT 16 gig 1TB 5000 mt/s nvme Monitor: Gigabyte GS27QA (it's an IPS 180hz 1440p panel) Headphones: generic one for now, plan to upgrade but RAM made me bankrupt Keyboard: Evofox Ronin Wired (ik it's a huge outlier here but gotta cut costs ig) Mouse: Evofox Blaze (literally the same reason as kb but I do plan to upgrade soon) Chair: nope, a random office chair which doesn't even have proper back support but cushions are nice, will *also* upgrade this, planning on a 4.2k ish office chair I saw on Flipkart (has lumbar support and all although it won't be very good, u can't really get worse than my current) Speaker setup: a 5.1.2 surround (LG SC9S with SPQ8 rear) had this laying around so I put it to use, Dolby Access allows me to use Dolby Atmos on it for free since the Soundbar os already certified. Let me know what you guys think and do give me suggestions! Also, I have two bookshelves in here, a wall covered with curtains and a second wall covered with thick ply, only a third wall's left bare, do you think acoustic treatment on it would make any difference? Even a tiny one?
  • u/_mkr · ▲ 10 · Comment
    neutral
    mechanicalkeyboards “NuPhy Customer Support is fake. Do not expect any support.”
    It's a lot of noise and I thought would detract from the thread. It's all me giving them the same info over and over. I was never rude to them but I acknowledge me not showing my responses can cast doubt that I was a dick to them. My first email: (Q Key was the main issue some plastic in the switch broke. I moved my W key too and just adjusted the threshold.) >Hi Nuphy, >I bought the nuphy Air75 HE off of Amazon and then later bought white keycaps through your online store. (Amazon Order # ) > >Is there any way to get a replacement and send this one in? I've been loving my keyboard.
  • u/mrfeelgoodalone · ▲ 7 · Post
    neutral
    indiangaming “Should I buy the NuPhy Node 100? Also, has anyone ordered from the CtrlShift Store?”
    Hey everyone! I finally decided to get a new mechanical keyboard. Way too many hours of research have led to the NuPhy Node 100. But, before I pull the trigger, I'd like some advice from people who know what they're doing! A little context — I do a lot of coding and general productivity work. Long hours at the desk, lots of typing, not much gaming. So I really just need something comfortable, reliable, and wireless. My budget is purely for the keyboard — around **₹11,000–12,000 max**. The specific variant I'm eyeing is the **High-Profile Lunar White with Brown Max switches** at **₹10,799** on a store called [**CtrlShift Store**](https://ctrlshiftstore.com/products/nuphy-node-100). The keyboard itself checks pretty much every box for me — full-size 100% layout with numpad, gasket mount, 2.4GHz wireless, hot-swap support, and a solid battery life. I'm buying online since I haven't seen this one available locally anywhere. Here's what's making me hesitate though — it's currently a **pre-order shipping around 20th May**, and they have a strict **no-cancellation, no-refund policy**. That's nearly ₹11k with zero safety net. The store only has 2 reviews on their site — one of them does say the keyboard arrived in great condition and support was responsive, but honestly, two reviews isn't exactly positive. So a few things I'd love the community's input on: Has anyone here ordered from **CtrlShift Store** before? Are they legit and trustworthy, or should I be looking elsewhere? Also, for a typing-heavy use case, are the Brown Max switches a solid choice, or would you recommend going with a different variant? And if the Node 100 just isn't worth it at this price, I'm totally open to alternatives — as long as they're full-size (the numpad is non-negotiable for me), wireless, and available in India within the same budget. Appreciate any help; genuinely don't want to regret a non-refundable order!
  • u/StatisticianNo5260 · ▲ 7 · Post
    neutral
    keyboards “Best HE or TMR keyboard under around 130~140 bucks”
    So I am looking for my first actually good keyboard coming from cheap mechanical one , I would use it for both programming and occasional gaming like CS2 and some story games but also comp games too , hence I want HE, I found keychron k2 HE and nuphy air 60 HE (75 is not in stock) nice picks for now but I want your opinions on what to get so please leave one. Thank you. 75% is preferred but a 68 key or 60% is not out of the range for me too. EDIT: I ended up getting the nuphy air 60 he because I got a really good offer for it
  • u/Gil-San · ▲ 4 · Comment
    positive
    linux_gaming “Mechanical gaming keyboard recommendations?”
    I can recommend NuPhy keyboards. I own a Air75 V2 for some time now and I really have no complaints.

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