NuPhy Air75 V2 Portable 75% Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Keyboard,Supports Bluetooth/2.4G/USB-C RGB Bluetooth Keyboards,Compatible with Windows/Mac OS/Linux Systems White-Gateron Brown Switch

Después de mucho investigar, encontré que este teclado es una de las mejores opciones para teclados mecánicos, y al tener teclas "Low-Profile" su tamaño se ajusta muy bien a mis preferencias. Este teclado no decepciona, la sensación al escribir es muy buena y tienes posibilidad de escoger los switches que mas se acomoden a tus gustos, en mi caso escogí los Switches Cafes, pero el producto viene con 4 switches que puedes probar y comprarlos aparte en su página web. Creo que el único detalle es que el Software es algo complejo y no muy amigable, pero una vez que lo entendí no tuve problemas para configurar ciertas teclas de mi teclado. En resumen, es una gran opción para alguien que quiere empezar a meterse al mundo de los Teclados Mecánicos, solo si me gustaría que hubiera la opción de teclado en Español. Si encuentro alguna falla modificare esta reseña.

The Nuphy Air75 V2 is honestly one of the best keyboards I’ve had so far. The build quality feels excellent, and typing on it is very comfortable and smooth. The low-profile design looks great on the desk and is also practical for long typing sessions. It connects easily and works reliably, whether for work or everyday use. Overall, I’m really impressed with this keyboard and would definitely recommend it.

Great keyboard, freaking gorgeous, can sit over a laptop keyboard due to the length of the feet. Device switching is fast. Mine keeps freezing but presumably installing the latest firmware (which I haven't done yet because I don't want to touch windows) will resolve that?.. There are also open firmwares that I'm pretty sure do. The brown switches aren't exactly tactile, they're kinda, like, spongy, there's no *click* sound that tells you when the activation point is, you have to feel it from the increased pressure immediately after. I definitely don't hate them, I've enjoyed typing on this, but I'm ultimately not convinced any of the available switch types are really ideal for typing. I suspect that low-profile hall effect switches with activation set at zero (bottom) might turn out to be better than any switch type yet tested in the literature or spoken of in forums, so consider the hall effect ones (though as of the writing of this review they were sold out) There are some very cool reactive rgb effects, I wasn't expecting to leave any of those activated, but I found one or two that're tasteful. I'm pretty sure this is the best keyboard for me today, but I expect better ones are possible.

Perfect keyboard, bluetooth wirks seamlessly switching between computers. Would lile the keys to be see-through though.

Unfortunately I had to send this one back as it become impossible for me to get the keymapping to work properly. They force you to use an external software called VIA. And after this doesn't do what's intended, it turns out the provided firmware is outdated and doesn't match the .json you're meant to download to map the keys. Several reddit threads got me closer to match them, but I just gave up after 3 hours of setting up something that should be fluent provided the price you pay for this keyboard. Honestly one of the worst user experiences I had in a long time.