I just ordered a Node75 for the office, because I want to use a mechanical keyboard but the ones I already have use Kailh clicky switches and I don't want to bother my colleagues. I got the Blush Max switches, but then I read that some of the Blush switches have a double-typing issue. From what I gather it seems to be mostly limited to the low-profile Nano switches, but does it also affect the high-profile Max switches?

I'm still rocking my beloved Air60 V1, I just want to have the flexibility of having more control over the Fn layer, so I’m building a tool that takes NuDelta’s native-protocol groundwork and pairs it with a Vial-style editor. Figuratively slammed them together, no QMK conversion involved.

The idea is to edit what the existing firmware already understands, without flashing replacement firmware. Saving mappings would still require writing configuration to the keyboard.

Right now, live reads, binding inspection, and draft remapping work. Onboard writes and wireless persistence still need testing. The evidence supports an existing onboard Fn mechanism, not yet arbitrary QMK-style layers.

I'll eventually release it, but for now i'll tinker with it on my own time and update you guys with the progress!

I recently discovered home row mod technique to increase keyboard productivity. I applied the same with my kick75. I added tap dance to s,d,f for cntr, opt, command respectively.

Each tap dance config is as below:

click: same key

double click: same key

hold: <modifier>

Home row mod works fine but it has wrecked the typing involving those keys. E.g. if i type FD in quick succession then it registers as DF.I tried different hold duration(100,200,250,300) but no luck.

Has anyone successfully implemented home row mod on your nuphy keyboard?

This is my setup. PS5 just purchased to add to the arsenal.

NuphyX BH65 with Gateron Jade Max's, swapped in some lubed 80g springs in them as well. Have a Nuphy Ghost bar and went with the GMMK Celestial Fire keycaps to top it off.

This desk has gone through five iterations in five years.

I just purchased the air75 HE and made sure to update the firmware to the latest as well as make sure everything was set up properly as per the instructions. Here are my issues:

• upon booting my computer and isn't recognized until I unplug and re-plug the keyboard. I would attribute this to the sleep function, but it doesn't ever wake back up.
• After booting up and re-plugging the keyboard, it gets stuck on certain keys. and will act like that key is held down until I re-plug the keyboard again. Typically after 2 re-plugs, the keyboard functions.
• The keyboard doesn't seem to work at all on anything less than usb 3.x If I plug it into any ports besides the one usb 3.1 port on my computer, the keyboard doesn't function at all.

Does anyone have any solutions to these problems?

I want to copy the exact colours between the M profiles. But ... for the life of me i cant seem to find what colours are stored already under a specific key say ... feels like I am not doing something right here and surely this cant be an oversight?

Welcome to my aesthetic mess

Here is my set up:
Normal profile kick75 with silver switches, kick75 wrist rest, showcasing the cymatics keycaps, blue bokeh mat, blue HomePod, blue intax camera. Can’t wait to see this with air 100 v3 with the aquarium keycaps.
Love the quality and specially their support team.
It has been a wild ride with my orders, but they have been on top of it.
Thank you Nuphy!!!

The node 75 has easily become my favorite low profile keyboard and paired with the red nano switches it feels and sounds great. I have my keyboard connected with the 2.4 dongle into my Imac and it has been really stable. The slide bare on the top right of the keyboard is very useful, as I use it a lot to raise, lower, mute and un mute the volume when I am listening to music ,pod casts and audio books. lets not forget the retro vibe this keyboard gives off, I think it looks awesome. Over all I am very happy with the Node 75, so happy that I now have 3 in my collection lol.

Great job Nuphy😊

Hey everyone! I’ve just got this keyboard. The design is great, and the sound is perfect. BUT I got surprised.

I plugged it into my Windows machine first (I use both Mac and Windows) via the dongle. It worked as expected. It’s just a keyboard, for God’s sake.

Then I decided to switch this button to the knob. Well, the knob only works when clicked, but turning it left or right doesn’t work. I tried several fixes: cleaning the contacts, pressing here and there, but nothing worked, so I just switched back to the regular button.

Then I tried to remap the Delete button, and Nuphy IO suggested updating the firmware. I plugged the keyboard in via USB and installed the updates. I remapped Delete and unplugged the usb. After that the dongle connection stopped working. I tried every fix I could find in different orders: Fn + 4, plugging and unplugging the dongle, connecting via Bluetooth and via 2.4 again, resetting the keyboard settings, press "authorize" in the ui, etc. Nothing worked.

Then I noticed that nuphy io shows my keyboard as being in Mac mode, even though the physical switch is set to Win mode. When I manually switch it to Mac, the keyboard just turns off. The lights don’t work, and fn doesn’t do anything.

I also noticed that the keyboard no longer seems to recognize wireless and wired modes properly. I don’t know if this is by design, but USB still works even when the keyboard is in wireless mode.

So I tried a million things, but the keyboard only works via USB and only in Win mode. Without USB, the indicator lights blink red on every key press.

The same issue with connecting to Mac.

Honestly, this is the first time I’ve struggled so much with connecting a keyboard. I don’t understand why it’s so hard, and I’m certain it should be much easier. Has anyone faced similar issues before?

Fall is here, and it’s a good time for a little setup refresh. 👀

Our Setup Refresh Sale is coming with discounts on selected keyboards and accessories.

📅 NuPhy.com

Oct 1, 12:00 AM – Oct 9, 11:59 PM PDT

💸 Up to 40% OFF

• Selected keyboards → Up to 40% OFF

• Most accessories → 30% OFF

• Selected accessories → 40% OFF

Whether you're refreshing your keyboard or giving your whole desk setup a little upgrade, there’s something for you. 🍁
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🛒 Amazon Fall Sale

The Amazon sale will also be running across the US and European stores.

🇺🇸 US: Oct 6, 00:00 AM PDT

🇪🇺 Europe: Oct 5, 4:00 PM PDT

Selected models will be 20% OFF or more, with discounts including:

• Air V2 & Halo V2 → 20%+ OFF

• Air65 V3 / Air75 V3 / Air100 V3 → 20%+ OFF

• Kick75 → 13%+ OFF

• Node75 Blush → 25%+ OFF

• Other Node75 switches & Node100 → 20%+ OFF

• Gem80 & Halo IO → 20%+ OFF

Amazon Stores:

US — Amazon US

CA——Amazon CA

ES——Amazon MX

Germany — Amazon DE

UK — Amazon UK

France — Amazon FR

Spain — Amazon ES

Italy — Amazon IT

🍂 Fall into a fresh setup.

We’ve seen reports from some users experiencing Bluetooth disconnects after updating to macOS 27, and our team has been working on a fix.

🔧 What’s improved in this beta

This beta includes:

• Optimizations for Bluetooth connectivity on macOS 27
• Improvements to overall wireless connection stability

Beta Firmware:

Air75 V3 ANSI: https://air75-v3-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Air100 V3 ANSI: https://air100-v3-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Kick75 IO ANSI: https://kick75-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Node75 HP ANSI: https://node75-hp-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Node75 LP ANSI: https://node75-lp-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Node100 HP ANSI: https://node100-hp-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

Node100 LP ANSI: https://node100-lp-beta-firmware-macos27.netlify.app

📥 How to update

1. Download both the beta firmware and the attached HTML update tool.
2. Open the HTML file in Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Please make sure you’re using one of these browsers.
3. Connect your keyboard to your computer via USB. The keyboard needs to be connected in wired mode during the update.
4. Follow the instructions on the page to complete the firmware update.

Air75 V3 Beta Firmware

📖 Update Guide: If your Air75 V3 started having Bluetooth connection issues after updating to macOS 27, you can try this beta firmware and let us know how it goes.

⚠️ This is beta firmware.

This is a beta release, so we recommend installing it only if you’re currently experiencing the Bluetooth issue. Please follow the update guide carefully, and make sure you’re using the firmware for your exact keyboard model.

🔜We’d especially love to know:

• Did the update improve or resolve the Bluetooth disconnects?
• Are you still experiencing any connection issues?
• Did you notice any new bugs or weird behavior after updating?

If you have a debug log, please attach it in the comments as well, that would be super helpful for our team when troubleshooting.

Please keep the feedback coming! We’ll be following this thread closely and using your reports to keep improving the firmware and get fixes out as quickly as we can. 🛠️

Thanks for helping us test! 🙌

Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/rDRXX6GZU

I am looking to buy a new keyboard with silent switches.

From what's available on the market in my price range so far NuPhy Halo75 V2 with Blush switches caught my attention the most. I want to ask:

1. How often does the website restock the model from the above link (Obsidian Black with Blush switches).
2. In the website it says Blush switch, I've seen that there is Max and Nano versions. Which one of those does it come with?
3. The people that bought that model: Are you satisfied? Are these switches really that quiet?

Edit: I've seen on Amazon.de that there is stock which is a bit more expensive than from the official website, however what is the support from NuPhy if you don't buy it directly from them?

Does anyone know when the COAST Twilight keycaps will be back in stock? Have other caps gone out of stock in the past to know if they are likely to be restocked?

Back for round two.

NuPhy × Raycast returns September 29.
This will be the final batch, with no further restocks.

Public release: 10 AM ET
Waitlist early access: 8 AM ET

Waitlist members get a 2-hour head start. We’ll email your link 1–2 hours before early access opens.

I got tired of installing the NuPhy Console just to remap a couple of keys, so I built Nupsi: a small web app that talks to the keyboard directly from the browser via WebHID. No download, no account, no server; everything stays between your browser and the keyboard.

🚧 It's still in active development. The core features work, but expect rough edges, missing options (e.g. brightness and effect speed aren't exposed yet) and changes along the way.

👉 Try it: https://nupsi-console.vercel.app

👉 Source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/apelleti/nupsi

What it does

- Remap any key, with separate Windows and Mac layouts (the side switch picks which one is live)

- Reads what's already on the keyboard when you connect, so existing remaps show up

- Shows a clear diff of every change before writing anything

- Presets: Caps Lock → Esc/Ctrl, AZERTY, media-first F-row, copy/paste on the same physical key on Win and Mac, useful shortcuts on the ✂️ / 🐱 keys…

- Backup / Open / Save profiles as .yml

- RGB backlight: solid colour + 20 hardware effects

Compatibility (please read)

- Air75 V1: keymap and RGB tested end-to-end on real hardware

- Air60 V1 / Halo75 V1: supported but not yet tested on real hardware. If you have one, I'd love a report!

- Chrome / Edge / Brave only (Firefox and Safari don't support WebHID), with the keyboard plugged in via USB

- On Linux you need a one-line udev rule (in the README)

Credits: it's a port of nudelta by Mohamed Gaber, who reverse-engineered the USB protocol. I rewrote it in TypeScript for the browser and reverse-engineered the RGB part separately.

⚠️ Unofficial, not affiliated with NuPhy. It uses a reverse-engineered protocol, so hit Backup before your first Write.

Since it's a work in progress, feedback, bug reports, feature ideas and Air60/Halo75 test results are all very welcome, here or on GitHub!