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NuPhy Air75
Based on 21 credible posts from Bluesky & Hacker News. 1 filtered out as bot-like or off-topic.
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Scored September 27, 2026
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Owner reviews
Overall owner mood
Most owners are happy with it: 90% of 21 reviews are positive and 0% negative. Praise centers on controls & input and connectivity. Owners with 6+ months of use are more positive (100%), which suggests it holds up well.
What owners like
Controls & input praised by 12 owners
“I use low-profile mechanical keyboards which offer much better typing experience, and are just as portable.”
Connectivity praised by 2 owners
“For longer trips (train, airplane), add a mechanical wireless bluetooth keyboard (my choice would be a the product) to feel like a king.”
What owners complain about
Nothing two or more owners agree on yet.
What owners talk about
- Controls & input12 praise · 1 complain
- Connectivity2 praise · 0 complain
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I got a nuphy air75 about four years ago and love it nuphy.com?scaref=1219...
I got a NuPhy Air75 from a colleague 3 years ago! (and I got a NuPhy Air75 V3!) I still use the Moonlander, just as my work keyboard :3
About a year ago, I bought and tested my first mechanical keyboard: a Nuphy Air75. After testing several different types of keyswitches and finally landing on the one I liked.... I feel down the mechanical keyboard rabbit hole HARD.
I got a NuPhy Air75 a few months ago, and it's EASILY the best keyboard I've used once I got used to low-profile keycaps
I originally got a Nuphy Air 75 slim mechanical kb to lug around to school, since the iMacs we had there had horrible cheap kbs. [...] Sometimes I've thought about getting a neck holder for the phone to improve ergonomics, but so far the wacky image of using one in public has deterred me from it.
I really like using my iPad with the Nuphy air 75 Bluetooth mechanical low profile keyboard, physical keyboard is a solved problem.
I've been using keyboards since ... [...] I never much thought about keyboards until the keyboard on my Lenovo Ideapad. I thought that was the best keyboard ever. Until I laid out $120 for a mechanical keyboard (a Nuphy Air75). [...] And here is a mechanical keyboard with a computer inside (actually two; one just to program the keyboard) that isn't that much more than I paid for my Nuphy. [...]
I also use an Nuphy air 75, it’s really nice. Would upgrade to a mechanical, 75%, low profile, split, Hall effect, wireless, kmq-via keyboard but haven’t found it yet…
It's a very preferential opinion because keyboards can be such a personal thing. I used the Nuphy Air75 v2 for a week, and it is the best keyboard that I've ever used. I really like that particular layout: Ctrl Opt Cmd,the arrow keys tucked into the right Shift key and the Del key just to the right of the Backspace key.
[...] It gives you a better screen than many small laptops. For longer trips (train, airplane), add a mechanical wireless bluetooth keyboard (my choice would be a NuPhy Air 75) to feel like a king. For the occasional browser + SSH on the go, it's better (less space + better keyboard + larger screen experience) than bringing my 13" laptop (+ phone).
Add a keyboard is an answer. On-screen keyboard will always be more limited, but I can accept that, as long as it’s good enough for situations where i can’t use an external keyboard. In situations where I know I will have to do a lot of text entry, it’s easy enough to add a keyboard, or use dictation. I use the same Bluetooth mechanical keyboard, Nuphy air 75, on both my MacBook Pro and my iPad, so keyboard experience is same for both, and both come with a suboptimal keyboard out of the box, including the MacBook Pro.
Why limit yourself to an iPad specific keyboard? I use low-profile mechanical keyboards which offer much better typing experience, and are just as portable. When traveling the Nuphy air 75 fits in any bag, at home I pair it with a slightly larger keychain k15 pro, due to its ergonomic layout.
I really like Nuphy's keyboards. I have a Nuphy Air75 v2 (a low-profile kb) and a Nuphy Halo75 v2, and love them both. My daily driver is that Feker Alice-80 I showed you before. [...]
I got a NuPhy Air75 v3 (to replace a v1 that's perfectly functional) and now I can't stop playing in YUZU Playground. Current keycaps plan (until I go back to that tab and have to keep fiddling).
I got a NuPhy Air75, "back in the day" because I saw a picture of it and it looked awesome.
Oh I am, I mainly use a Nuphy Air75 v3, but I type a lot on my laptop, too, and I’m about equally fast on it. 100wpm or so.
I just got a new keyboard! It's the Nuphy Air75 V2 (bought it on sale with the tactile moss switches). Looks WAY cooler than my old reliable Logitech, and while I originally bought it for my iPad, I love the typing feel so much it's going to be my daily driver on my desktop setup, too. [...]
I bought myself a NuPhy Air75 V2 (Basalt Black, Brown Switches) on @robconery.com's recommendation and it has been the best keyboard I've owned. Full stop.
New clickety clackety. The one on the bottom is the new Nuphy Air75 v2. I got it with the Wisteria (Tactile 55gf) switches and it’s lovely.
I got a new keyboard - the Nuphy Air75 v3. One tiny thing I didn't realise would take time to get used to is that the F keys aren't grouped together in sets of four with gaps between them, so my muscle memory of finding F5 has been disrupted.
[...] (Current daily driver is the NuPhy Air75 which I love the layout of, but it seems a glitchy mess.)
The claims, and the evidence
What the brand claims
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What owners report
“I got a nuphy air75 about four years ago and love it nuphy.com?scaref=1219...”
after 4 yearsView on Bluesky“I got a NuPhy Air75 from a colleague 3 years ago! (and I got a NuPhy Air75 V3!) I still use the Moonlander, just as my work keyboard :3”
after 3 yearsView on Bluesky“I got a new keyboard - the Nuphy Air75 v3. One tiny thing I didn't realise would take time to get used to is that the F keys aren't grouped together in sets of four with gaps between them, so my muscle memory of finding F5 has been disrupted.”
“[...] (Current daily driver is the NuPhy Air75 which I love the layout of, but it seems a glitchy mess.)”
Common NuPhy Air75 problems
Issues at least two owners independently report.
No recurring complaint pattern found across the reviews analyzed. That's a genuinely good sign — it means owners aren't converging on the same problem.