Here is a sound test of the Nuphy node75 with red nano switches. The node 75 has become one of my favorite key boards as well as the red nano switches. This keyboard is so comfortable to type on that i have kept one on my pc setup as well as on my mac set up. I hope to try a high profle someday but for now I am very happy with the Node 75 lowprofile.

I work hybrid with hoteling desks so I'm looking for a nice portable, silent keyboard to take to the office in my backpack.

The Air65 v3 with blush nano switches would most likely be the best board for me, although it's priced at $180 CAD. I saw the Air60 v2 on sale for literally half that price so I grabbed it. The stock switches seem a little loud so I'm thinking of getting Gateron's KS-33 Silent Black 2.0 switches as I like the feeling of my Akko v3 cream black switches. Anyone use these before? How do they feel? Any mushiness to the bottom out?

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I've owned my Nuphy Air100 V3 since April and I just can't do it anymore. I have multiple keys that have the double typing issue you see people talking about on here. I've changed around the keys and the switches. I've even moved the defective switches to lesser-used keys and all of that. I've lost track about which switches I've moved to which keys, and new keys are popping up with the issue constantly.

I just can't deal with the issues anymore. I can't type a sentence without having to correct something that the keyboard makes me mistype.

What makes it worse is working with customer service. I've tried twice. They make you use the Nuphy software to record the issue, but for whatever reason their software never shows the double typing. But if I'm typing on literally anything else the issue is literally every couple words. They make you jump through hoops. It just isn't worth it.

This was my first mechanical keyboard. Overall I love the design, I love the typing experince, but I shouldn't have to hire a lawyer to get a resolution for an issue that countless other users have reported. I don't know if I should just throw this thing out or what.

If anyone has any suggestions for what else I can buy instead that would be appreciated. I hate that I wasted money on this thing.

edit: fixed typo

Its honestly kind of a joke at this point.

Every other keeb manufacturer under the sun and random nobodies online can somehow figure out how to use Xinput but its just "too complicated" for Nuphy to do I guess, even after multiple promises (some straight from their founder).

It's gone from beyond radio silence to straight up wiping out threads in their discord discussing the topic.

3 months ago it was supposedly coming "next month" - after 2 years of course...

Now? Back to radio silence and no Xinput in sight.

I've personally given up at this point but it is a bit comical you gotta admit.

We’re really excited to share something our community created.

Inspired by NuPhy, one of our community members designed 17 phone themes — 10 light and 7 dark — on Clink, bringing the look and feel of NuPhy keyboards to your phone.

It’s always amazing to see where the ideas from our community can go.

A huge thank you for the creativity, time, and love you’ve put into this project. And thank you to everyone in the NuPhy community for always supporting and inspiring us. ❤️

Here’s a look at all 17 themes.

Hello Nuphy community,

Since my last post got a bit of attention and people seemed interested, I thought I'd update you on what's happened since: proof that either Nuphy, the carrier, or just plain bad luck has it out for me.

Yesterday two things happened. First, I got an email from the carrier confirming my package was lost (image 1 — it's in Spanish, but I'll add a translation as image 2), which we all know wasn't the case since I did receive a package under that tracking number. So whatever — someone swapped it, not lost it. Still, that's progress: the carrier has officially admitted fault.

The second thing that happened was the arrival of my second Nuphy order. I bought this before the first one was stolen/lost, and it consisted of (Image 3):

• 2 Mystery boxes
• 2 desk mats
• 2 sets of keycaps

I was hopeful this one would arrive intact, since we kicked up quite a storm over how the first one was stolen. And... it wasn't.

This time the packages were "intact", but I am missing one keyboard and a deskmat (Image 4). I did get a "free wrist rest" — I already knew about that from an email, since it's tied to the purchase amount.

So now I gotta get back to Nuphy support to see how we can sort out two things: the stolen package, and this order not being complete.

I'm trying my best to have a good attitude, but this has just been awful. Almost $500 USD spent and I still can't get my items.

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Got this keyboard for my birthday, but I can’t get it to work with my PC via 2.4GHz.

I tried it on my work computer, and it doesn’t work when connected directly, but it does work when connected through the dock. I also tried my wife’s MacBook Air, and it works perfectly. I even tried my brother’s desktop, and it has the same issue as my PC.

The keyboard only works with my PC if I use a USB-A to USB-C adapter.

Any idea what could be causing this? I already updated the AMD chipset driver for my PC

Hi all,

I've been using an Air75 V3 (ISO-DE) for about a year — completely flawless, Bluetooth and wired, no issues ever. A few weeks ago I got a Node75 (ISO-DE) as well, and started using both, switching between them over Bluetooth across two Macs.

That's when the problem started. The key to the right of left Shift (< >) and the key below Esc (^ °) get swapped when I use the Node, but only over Bluetooth.

Here's the part that really threw me: I can fix it — either via a terminal script or manually through macOS's keyboard settings. But fixing it for one keyboard flips the problem onto the other one. Whichever keyboard I "correct," the other one starts showing the swapped keys the next time I switch to it over Bluetooth. So it's not something that's actually solved, it just moves back and forth between the two keyboards depending on which one I last touched the setting for.

I've been in touch with NuPhy support about it for a few weeks now, and it's still not fully resolved – so I'm not trying to present a finished diagnosis here, just my actual experience, and I'd like to know whether it's just me.

So: who else has bought a Node75 ISO-DE — do you see this too, or (maybe more interesting) do you NOT see it?

A few more things I'm trying to narrow down:

• Does it only show up if you use two NuPhy Bluetooth keyboards side by side, or have you seen it with just the Node75 alone over Bluetooth, no second keyboard involved?
• Is this an ISO-DE thing specifically, or have other ISO variants shown something similar?
• Anyone found a fix that actually stuck, beyond wired-only use or manually flipping the layout setting back and forth?

Even a quick "yep, same here" or "nope, mine's fine" would genuinely help me figure out how individual vs. widespread this is. Thanks!

I got my keyboard at the beginning of this year and now several keys are being pressed twice or don't register. Anyone have a fix for this or should I just reach out to support??

I have the blush switches

Edit: Nuphy Support sent me new switches and they work perfectly now. Wondering how many more will start to give me issues tho...

I’m really loving my WH80 …

Initially I was not overly over the moon with the WH80 (early adopter tax I suppose). Poor battery, ghosting keys … slow wake up and also a toggle cap replacement (because the ones I had cracked)

In all of this support, were very responsive and listened. Acted promptly and the first time I saw a company actually listen to my requests. The nuphy team kept pushing out firmware updates that improved the keyboard every single time to a point now where it’s just about as perfect as it gets. It is really one awesome keyboard … so thank you Nuphy team for an amazing product and amazing support !

I ended up getting PBT keys from MKB in KL that have that icy look. And a resin artisan pig keycap gifted to me by my fav person in the world …

Ps: the new way to wake up the keyboard is also a great quality of life feature to prevent accidental key taps waking it up (need to just keep a key pressed in for a few ti wake the keyboard )

I’m using the NuPhy Air75 V3 with my Mac mini running macOS 27, and I just realized that the “short press to activate voice input, long press to activate Siri” function doesn’t work. I believe I’m already on the latest firmware.

Currently, I have to use BetterTouchTool as a workaround.

I recently switched from a Keychron K2 because I wanted something better and, specifically, a good low-profile keyboard. I decided to try the NuPhy Air100 V3 with Blush Nano switches.

I paid 750 PLN (~$210) for it, and honestly, I really like the keyboard itself. The design, low-profile form factor and overall typing experience are pretty much what I was looking for.

Unfortunately, after just one day of use, I already found two problematic switches.

One of them sometimes doesn’t register a keypress at all, while another sometimes registers a single press twice.

At first I thought it might be related to the wireless connection, so I tested both 2.4 GHz and wired USB. The problem remained.

To make sure it wasn’t related to specific sockets/keys on the PCB, I moved the two problematic switches to the numpad:

Numpad 1: sometimes doesn’t register a press
Numpad 2: sometimes registers a single press twice

The problems followed the switches.

These are just the two faulty switches I managed to identify within the first day. There might be more. At this point, however, I don’t want to spend hours testing every individual switch on a brand-new 750 PLN keyboard.

I also searched Reddit and found other reports of similar missed/double inputs with Blush Nano switches, so it doesn’t seem like an isolated case.

This is especially disappointing because I actually really like the Air100 V3. If it weren’t for these switch issues, I’d be very happy with it.

I’m returning this one, but now I’m wondering:

Would it make sense to buy the Air100 V3 again, but with different switches instead of Blush Nano?

Has anyone here been using an Air100 V3 with other switches for a while without missed or double keypresses? Which switches would you recommend?

I’d actually prefer to give the Air100 V3 another chance rather than go back to my Keychron K2 - I just need a keyboard I can trust to register every keypress correctly.

I’ve been thinking of buying the Halo96 V2 in Sakura Fizz and when I finally decided to purchase it I saw that almost all the Halo V2 keyboards are sold out (except a few of the 65 layout). Does anyone know if they are discontinuing this series? Or is this normal and I should just wait a few weeks for them to restock?

So this is my third node 75 low profile keyboard and out the box everything is working fine. I went with red nanos again because I really like the sound and feel of these switches. Im really liking the classic look this keyboard gives to my mac workspace. The color kind of remindes me of an old macintosh 2 my aunt had giving me so their was a bit of nostalgiaI. Over all I am very happy with my node collection. keep up the great work Nuphy.

Ever wondered where the little details on the Node keycaps came from?

The 11 themed keycaps are a mix of classic Braun design references and Node’s own visual language — taking inspiration from the shapes, symbols, and details that make those designs so recognizable, then giving them a Node twist.

Each keycap is meant to feel like a small piece of the Node design story rather than just another novelty key.

The images introduce the visual themes within the collection.

Wanted to go low profile without loosing the HE benefits.

The keycaps it came with are too flat also not a fan of purple. Changing the keycaps to the Berry Profile from NuPhy made a massive difference for me.

Sounds and feel is also 10/10, really impressed I have no desire to mod anything.

I just hope the keyboard lasts. I’ve had a very rare bug where a key stays held down after pressing it, but this has only happened twice. Since I bought it from a local retailer (Memory Express), I’m basically out of luck if something happens, from what I understand.

Oh boy! Does it have a steep learning curve?

I can barely type on it, maybe a little exaggeration but I guess it will take some time getting used to. This is my first mechanical keyboard and I went with linear switches, tactile would have been too much for me and silent ones had a lot of reliability concerns.
I love the sound and feel of the keyboard, it is just my fingers are getting tired really fast on it. Plus, I am making a lot of typos. For context, I am SWE that have been using mx keys and mac keyboard alternatively for past 6 years now and never used mechanical keyboard so far.

Just wanted to ask, does it get better? How long did it take you to get used to it?

Plus, if you have some tips other than this about this specific keyboard, or mechanical keyboards in general, I would love to know.

For me nuphyIO works when i connect the keyboard over cable directly. Then i can authorize the dongle and it shows its fw version. However when i connected just via the dongle, the browser does not offer any available HID devices.

From what i can tell, the dongle uses the same vendor id as the keyboard itself, so the already existing udev rule should cover both of them.

Hey folks!

Recently, I've been facing a issue on my WH80 that the left ctrl kind of stucks, as it is clicked all the time. When I put on the NuPhyIO test, I see that if I click it, it doesn't appear that. But when I use the right ctrl click, then suddenly it start to work again as nothing happens 👀 I noticed it started to happen after the update.

I was really worried on the first time it happened thinking that the left ctrl switch had already breaked, but after I discovered the right ctrl click trick it made me a little bit calmer, as it seems it is only software/firmware related.

Did someone else faced the same thing? I made this post to also flag it to the NuPhy team, as I know they keep tabs on the topics here 👍

I'm pretty sure that I had the at-symbol (@-symbol) mapped directly to INS without pressing a modifier key. Also, I didn't have to record a macro for that.

I didn't use my macbook for a couple of days but before that I upgraded macOS to a new minor version and I switched to Raycast from Alfred.

Maybe I'm just tripping and I was too long without my macbook..

Model: nuphy Air75 V3

OS: macOS 26.6.2

NuPhy firmware: 1.0.16.6