Great review! Haven't found the need for HE yet, this would peak my interest but won't like the keys in front of the spacebar or I would pick this one up to try the HE as I've become a Nuphy fan, maybe I will try the 60. Still loving the Halo75 v2. Out of all the new 75s it's the only one that has stayed on one of my desks since purchasing a couple of months ago.
First, couldn't find dedicated copy and paste option keys that are present in the standard Field75. Comfortable typing, you'll need the Magnetic Jade switches-they are truly fantastic. I’ve also ordered the Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro switches, but the standard ones are already excellent. It’s probably a matter of personal preference, but I find them better than the switches in the Q1 HE, which are too soft and heavy for my liking, making them less ideal for long typing sessions. The Magnetic Jade switches, on the other hand, are perfect for extended use. On the bright side, the additional keys work seamlessly under Linux, which is a big plus for me as it boosts productivity. The buttons below the spacebar don’t get pressed accidentally, which is quite impressive. Overall, it's an excellent keyboard. Personally, I prefer it over the Q1 HE, which I’ve already sold. And about the plastic-it sometimes looks and sounds fantastic xD. Metal/aluminum cases aren’t always the best choice.
Seems like the customization in the Nuphy app including the Hall effect settings per key are why this costs a bit. I still feel it's overpriced by 15-20%, but I think that's what they're banking on. Great review video, btw.
Thanks for the review. This keyboard already has a lot of alternatives in the HE space, I'm surprised NuPhy went for it. Though they are releasing an Air60 HE, very curious how that will turn out.
Got mine about a week ago and I really like the design and the feel and sound of the Jade switches are amazing. Unfortunately, it has firmware issues with Dynamic Keystroke. Nuphy's implementation has a bug where it would inadvertently release a key that's setup in Dynamic Keystroke.
Thank you for the review. Only thing (very small thing) that turned me off is the web-based customization as I prefer software based with all the trend of companies using software to make us pay more.
hey, overall a great vid but calling south facing rgb a con is something i don't understand :) south facing rgbs are the best options if you want to have the widest range of keycaps to fit without any interference issues! if they would have chosen north facing then you will run into the issue of thicker material keycaps bumping into the switch and causing an unpleasant sound and feel.
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What a great review. Im surprised you dont have more subs. keep it up with these in-depth and insightful reviews man
thank you!
Algorithm why did you bring me here only now.... thank you so much for the great video!!
I was thinking for buying one for gaming this really helped thanks but is there other he keyboard that you recommend?
I’m considering this or something from Wooting
keychron q1 he is an option.
boog75 too but their software and support is terrible.
Thank you for the review, just bought one looking forward to it!
Still waiting on a Field96 version. I really liked this design, i just want a number pad with it to make it perfect for me
Will you be reviewing the Nuphy Air60 HE version?
Do the buttons below the spacebar affect typing or gaming?
Great review! Haven't found the need for HE yet, this would peak my interest but won't like the keys in front of the spacebar or I would pick this one up to try the HE as I've become a Nuphy fan, maybe I will try the 60. Still loving the Halo75 v2. Out of all the new 75s it's the only one that has stayed on one of my desks since purchasing a couple of months ago.
First, couldn't find dedicated copy and paste option keys that are present in the standard Field75. Comfortable typing, you'll need the Magnetic Jade switches-they are truly fantastic. I’ve also ordered the Gateron Magnetic Jade Pro switches, but the standard ones are already excellent. It’s probably a matter of personal preference, but I find them better than the switches in the Q1 HE, which are too soft and heavy for my liking, making them less ideal for long typing sessions. The Magnetic Jade switches, on the other hand, are perfect for extended use. On the bright side, the additional keys work seamlessly under Linux, which is a big plus for me as it boosts productivity. The buttons below the spacebar don’t get pressed accidentally, which is quite impressive. Overall, it's an excellent keyboard. Personally, I prefer it over the Q1 HE, which I’ve already sold. And about the plastic-it sometimes looks and sounds fantastic xD. Metal/aluminum cases aren’t always the best choice.
Seems like the customization in the Nuphy app including the Hall effect settings per key are why this costs a bit. I still feel it's overpriced by 15-20%, but I think that's what they're banking on. Great review video, btw.
Thanks for the review. This keyboard already has a lot of alternatives in the HE space, I'm surprised NuPhy went for it. Though they are releasing an Air60 HE, very curious how that will turn out.
I'm very curious about the Air60 HE also!
This looks sick, wish I saw this before buying the wooting 60 he+
Got mine about a week ago and I really like the design and the feel and sound of the Jade switches are amazing.
Unfortunately, it has firmware issues with Dynamic Keystroke. Nuphy's implementation has a bug where it would inadvertently release a key that's setup in Dynamic Keystroke.
This looks awesome for video editing
Thank you for the review. Only thing (very small thing) that turned me off is the web-based customization as I prefer software based with all the trend of companies using software to make us pay more.
I love quirky stuff. So I love the look of this keyboard. :-)
hey, overall a great vid but calling south facing rgb a con is something i don't understand :) south facing rgbs are the best options if you want to have the widest range of keycaps to fit without any interference issues! if they would have chosen north facing then you will run into the issue of thicker material keycaps bumping into the switch and causing an unpleasant sound and feel.
Thanks for this!
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agk 75 try them
Most of the subjective opinions you made can be solved by getting the non HE variant