April 04, 2023

NuPhy Keyboard Text Reviews in March 2023

NuPhy wireless mechanical keyboards for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NuPhy Halo75 review: The best spacebar you'll ever use | By Tammy Rogers

"Halo75 feels good out of the box, the keycaps are made of PBT plastic, they feel really great while typing. If you’re a fan of different key switches, there are plenty of other options to choose from. I don’t normally like RGB too much, but its implementation here is wonderful. The Bluetooth connection is going to last you a long old time as well. Overall, Halo75 is a comfortable keyboard with some great features and extras."

Halo75 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

The best mechanical keyboards to buy right now | By JON PORTER

"If you’re after the tactility of a mechanical keyboard but prefer a low-profile design that’s similar to a traditional laptop keyboard, we think NuPhy Air75 is the best. It feels great to type on, is equally at home on Mac or Windows, and connects either over Bluetooth or an included 2.4GHz wireless USB dongle. We used the keyboard with linear Gateron Red low-profile switches, but it’s also available with tactile or clicky options."

Air75 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NUPHY HALO65 KEYBOARD REVIEW: PREMIUM PREBUILT GOODNESS | By Hrvoje Smoljic

"Halo65 is a compact, versatile, and beautiful keyboard. It came with Gateron G Pro Brown switches, the keyboard is fully hot-swappable. The RGB is tastefully implemented, there’s also the LED strip going all the way around the keyboard. Up to four devices can be paired to the keyboard, one through 2.4G dongle and three via Bluetooth and you can easily switch between the devices using keyboard shortcuts."

Halo65 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NuPhy Air60 – clavier portable compact | By Pascal Forget

NuPhy Air60 mechanical keyboard is easily transported thanks to its foldable case, it is great for typing whether you're at home or on the go. Additionally, its small legs allow it to be placed on top of your MacBook keyboard, providing a comfortable and efficient typing experience."

Air60 wireless mechanical keyboards for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NuPhy Halo96: Fully Modular RGB Backlit Keyboard with 3 Connection Modes Review

"Halo96 is from NuPhy, a company that produces high-quality professional keyboards. The keyboard offers full switch replacement and customizable RGB backlighting."

NuPhy Halo75 – Review
One of the best keyboards on the market | By Francisco Torres

"Halo75 keyboard is available both in wireless and wired options and boasts exceptional features that make it a top choice for mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. Gateron G Pro Brown 2.0 is a tactile switch with a solid "bump" feel. Its responsiveness make it perfect for gaming, office work. This keyboard is ideal for users seeking an elevated typing experience, and it comes with a long-lasting battery and compatibility with both Mac and Windows operating systems, making it a versatile choice for any user."

Halo75 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NuPhy Air75 review: The go-anywhere mechanical keyboard | By Tammy Rogers

"NuPhy Air75 is a low-profile mechanical keyboard which is perfect for slipping in a bag with your laptop. Gateron brown is a type of key switch preferred by typists, they feature a quite tactile bump that’s super-satisfying and quiet enough. Gateron clicky blue switches have a harsher mid-stroke tactile bump that makes a loud ‘click’. Gamers like linear red switch because they can have a higher response time than tactile switches."

Air75 wireless mechanical keyboard for Mac, Windows, iOS and Android

NuPhy Halo65 Review! 65% layout keyboard with superb key feel | By 河村亮介

"The iconic white color of Halo65 keyboard is easily welcomed by Mac users. Additionally, the keyboard provides a very good typing sound and feel. The main feature of the lighting on Halo65 is not limited to the typical backlit RGB lighting, but a band of light around the keyboard."

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