nuphy Air60 V2 Portable Wireless Keyboard 60% Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard Support QMK/VIA Compatible with Windows/mac OS/Linux Supports Bluetooth 5.1/2.4GHz/USB-C White-Gateron Wisteria Switch

I fell down the custom keyboard rabbit hole back during lockdown and tried a lot of custom boards. Even though I dropped out and sold most of my customs I can still appreciate a quality keyboard, and this is legit one of them. 2.4ghz wireless is something i missed and having it here is so nice. It’s nice to type on, sounds amazing for a stock board, and the stabilizers are actually perfect. Easy custom bindings with VIA is great to see on ‘accessible’ boards and honestly it’s laid out pretty great stock. My only complaint would be the keycap colorway but that’s my last lingering bit of snobbery from the dark ages. Legitimately a solid buy, even if it is pricier than the competition.

This is a fantastic keyboard. I upgraded from a Keychron and haven’t looked back. The NuPhy Air60 V2 connects almost instantly—no lag or hassle switching between devices—and the battery life has been phenomenal. I only charge it occasionally, even with heavy daily use. It’s definitely on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for: solid build quality, low-profile comfort, and buttery-smooth switches (I went with Gateron Moss). It’s also lightweight and compact, perfect for desk setups or travel. If you’re on the fence because of the price, I’d still say go for it—especially if you're replacing something like a Keychron. This feels like a true step up.

Nice keyboard, good keys and easy to use with all options it has available, built nice and good structure

This is a solid product with a few quirks to be aware of. Ultimately I am returning it because Nuphy just announced the Air75 V3 and that's more what I wanted (the extra row). Pros: - Fantastic typing experience; great feel, great sound (I got the Cowberry Switch version) - High-quality materials and construction; this thing is gorgeous and feels high quality - Decent (though not amazing) battery life - Rock-solid Bluetooth connectivity (zero drop outs since I've been using it, unlike LoFree which is a disaster in comparison) - Near-immediate wake-up and connection to Bluetooth, nearly as good as the Apple Magic Keyboard experience Cons: - They should really include white keys in the box to replace the "fun" coloured keys; making a customer spend $20 for a white set of keys + $10 in shipping just to get a white keyboard really sucks. - Compared to every other device I have, the power switch is the opposite direction to turn on, which is strange. - There are some weird battery quirks with Bluetooth; the keyboard was at 7% power, I plugged it in for 10 minutes and it was reporting 100% battery (which seemed impossible), so I unplugged it and it showed 72%, then rapidly dropped to 67%...very strange. - For the LIFE of me, I couldn't figure out how to get the ~ character out of this keyboard. I tried FN, CMD, etc. and I could only ever get the ` character. That's irksome as I use that character fairly often. - There's no "LED lights off mode"; I wasted way too much time going through all the modes until I asked an AI how to turn off the damn lights. The solution is turning the brightness down to zero, which isn't all that intuitive. I'd have appreciated a "no LED mode" as part of the modes that the customer flips through.

Great product

I have had this keyboard for a few months now, and never had a mechanical keyboard before. I did try out the keychron one that ppl rave about, but putting them side by side, I just liked the feel and sound of the Nuphy. I love this keyboard and have to type everyday for work. It's silly how much I enjoy the sound and feel of typing on this. I use it with my Macbook pro 2016 (yes, it's 9 years old!) and have had no connectivity issues. I went with the brown switches, though I replaced the Enter key with a red linear switch since the pinky is weaker and I typically have ulnar tunnel (wrist) issues. Love it.

I have Nuphy's AIR75 v1 which I used a lot, but I wanted something that I could put over my existing MacBook keyboard. The problem is that both versions have an issue where the back of the keyboard starts to bow overtime, so it will not sit perfectly over the existing keyboard and wiggles or hits other keys. Chinese companies are notorious for subpar CS and I'd say they are not any different. If you're always going to use it on a table, then its a great keyboard and one of the few low-profile ones available.

I've never had a mechanical keyboard before and I'm really happy that this is the first one I am trying. I actually tried the larger 75% version before but I wanted a smaller size and this has been the perfect fit. I use it at home mostly but it makes it really easy to travel with. The company also makes custom travel cases that make it super easy to throw in your bag. The keyboard is designed really well and the battery lasts a long time. The integrated feet have a really smart design where there's two individual adjustment levels, which is nice because most keyboards only have one. They include a bunch of different switches in the box and I ended up liking the wisteria switches the best. It's nice because I didn't know where to start when buying a mechanical keyboard since this is my first one. The customizable lighting is super fun and easy to adjust once you know the shortcut keys. I will say it's not the brightest backlight though.