Nuphy Air75 V1 vs V2 - Should You Upgrade?

[@CreatedTech]

Buy the Nuphy Air75 V2 here: ⮕ From Nuphy's website (use code CT10 for 10% off): crtd.tech/air75v2 Other Nuphy products mentioned (use code CT10 for 10% off): ⮕ Air60 V2 (compact keyboard): crtd.tech/air60v2 ⮕ Air96 V2 (standard-sized keyboard): crtd.tech/air96v2 ⮕ Shine-through keycaps: crtd.tech/shinethroughkeycaps

[@Brandon-a-writer]

had the Das blank caps with usb hub as my first true mechanical, ran it with my older 2015 mbpro. got the logitech mx keys when i bought an m1 mbpro in 2021, running it for my desktop setup and using the m1 air as a writing / work laptop. after two years of the mx keys for mac picked up the air 75 v2 for *in new open box for $80* and man, some keyboards can really let you get into a roll on them and none are as smooth a roll as the old school das mechanicals and these nuphys. i got my friend into them and he picked up the halo 65 and replaced his own magic keyboard. nuphy is a brand that is really nice for people who type for a long time every day or professional writers/people who type for a living. The real difference for me withthese two is the magnetic feet vs the adjustable. i can't sit in one place for most of the time, and have a few different workstations around the room (ADHD/anxiety, etc) and so it's much more convenient when i move from one station to another. I bought the das in 2019 and used it for 3 years, the logitech mx keys in 2022 and used it for 2 years, and now i think i have found the perfect keyboard for me. though i really love the standard option keyboard that comes with the m1 macbook air. it's all down to how a given keyboard feels to you, and if you have a magic keyboard or keychron those are great choices too, these are just perfection imo. next time i have that kind of change to spend on a keyboard i'll prob get one for my son! this video did not help me decide but made me glad i did when i first ordered it (about 4 months ago i think). i've had it for a few weeks now. you can find the v2 on ebay from 75-115 on a good day. :) cheers man and thanks!

[@SoftwareManiacLSM]

I used your coupon and bought two of them. The original AIR75 had the best feel buttttttt connectivity (start up latency and overall responsiveness) was horrible. I had to sell it to a gamer. Nice review.

[@walterppk1989]

the fact that you name the v2 as being 10 dollars more expensive as 'already being a good reason to buy the v2' does not inspire confidence

[@marinaalex0510]

Hello. Thanks for the review. So I want to change my setting in the office, replacing the wired keyboard and mouse. For a keyboard, I'll go for the Nuphy Air75 V2. But since Nuphy doesn't offer a mouse - what would you recommend? Also - which switch on Nuphy Air75 V2 provides a typing experience the closest to MacBook? At home, I use a MacBook Air M2 and love it. Thank you in advance

[@matousnajman5155]

Personally I would recommend mouse from Logitech MX Master 3S. It is a perfect mouse for productivity in every aspect. The downside would be its size. It may not be a most comfortable for really small hands. Also you can buy a case for it so you can take it with you with your Nuphy KB:)

[@jfox8888]

i get you're sponsored or something, from Nuphy, but in terms of pure hardware, wouldnt LoFree Flow be better? software aside, and strictly speaking in terms of [ typing feel and sound] thus far, ive yet to hear any negative about the Flow Keyboard's offer, apart from the abysmal software/ or lack of

[@ElvisAbraham7]

what is this monitor?

[@probro9643]

Bro can i usw this wired on my PC ant at the Same time with my Laptop with Bluetooth or dongle ist that possible ?

[@CreatedTech]

Should work fine.

[@probro9643]

@@CreatedTech thank U

[@arlandria793]

Got the v1 for ~$50. Quite a bargain i guess

[@wantisin9623]

i hate mechanicle keyboards, but the size is good.

[@GuiOfficial]

I really hated this v1 keyboard. Going from a regular keyboard to this slim version sucks so much. And I was stupid enough to miss the return period so I am basically stuck this this shitty keyboard.

[@jtreg]

haha this channel is desperate to chat shit about something

[@poppers7317]

What's wrong with it? I really like it.

[@TheAussiePencil]

Where do you live? I'm in Australia and have a Keychron K1 SE I feel the same about. We could trade?

[@impajamas]

first 🎉

[@jfox8888]

Hmm, gotten notified , but i dont see the comment here, Quoted" Nuphy hasn’t given me a single dollar lmao, don’t assume things please. Nothing wrong with the Lofree, but it’s also quite a bit more expensive and I don’t believe the 2.4G polling rate is 1000hz. i stand corrected, if assumption was wrong, but the way this video WAS presented, at least, feels like a ad placement. And yes, the down sides are costs and what not, but thus far, ive already convinced, at least those around my work area, the smoothest and ease of typing. was on the Flow. correct, its your video, your content, but best sounding might not really be so, and its my own opinion.

[@jtreg]

this guy is desperate to chat shit about something/anything, see ya

[@everythingRICHARDIFY]

Hi, do you think it's worth it transitioning from the regular ones going to low profile? I'm still thinking of getting this one. I'm currently using the keychron k2 v2 and wanted to check if the feel will be better on this one.

[@CreatedTech]

I personally prefer low-profile. Feels a bit more natural when typing, my fingers are "arched" a bit less. I've been using the Air75 for months now because of the 1000Hz polling rate with the 2.4G dongle. I'm not sure if the K2 V2 has the same polling rate. Literally a game changer for me because I game on my PC every now and then and I don't have to plug the keyboard in any more.

[@BlizzardWind99]

I've been using Logitech G915 tkl and I must say low profile is much more ergonomic than regular mechanical keyboard unless you want to do custom keyboard but you can build low profile keyboard too so for me always low profile keyboard over regular one and it is much better to transition using laptop keyboard like macbook or windows laptop than using regular one

[@GuiOfficial]

I'd say no, I did it and hated it. But that is a personal experience tbh.

[@everythingRICHARDIFY]

@@CreatedTech I see, thank you for your response. I game ony may pc as well and bluetooth sucks, that's why I'm using the cable and just using bluetooth when using my mac for productivity. I type a lot as well since I'm a software engineer so I think it's worth it to upgrade to air75 v2.

[@everythingRICHARDIFY]

@@BlizzardWind99 I see, thank you for giving your comment based on your experience. Will be sure to take note on this one.

[@fellowninja]

Please, just upgrade for the larger Right Shift alone. Moss switches are a bonus.

[@agoniavr]

Hi man, not related to the video but I've been following for a while and I need your insight for a backup problem since you know iPhones and Macs way better than me. I sent you an e-mail, I know iPhone/Mac backups might sound trivial but it's an issue that's driving me crazy and I didn't find a solution in over a week of browsing the web. Hope you can see this and help me, I'm in IT but I always worked with Windows/Android so the Apple ecosystem is new to me and I thought about reaching out because as mentioned I didn't find this problem mentioned anywhere.

[@poppers7317]

The biggest difference isn't the polling rate of the dongle but the polling rate of the bluetooth connection. V1 felt a bit sluggish. In V2 it isn't really noticable.

[@gsoul94.channel]

How slow do you feel when you use the V1 with bluetooth to mac?

[@poppers7317]

@@gsoul94.channel haven't used it with a mac.

[@PawFromTheBroons]

Since I'm already at the ripe age of nitpicky, I'd say the v2 has 3 levels of adjusting. None, as in flat on MacBook, Middle and High. 😆

[@NJILIKE]

Hope it has shine through keys coz sometimes its hard to see when its dark and in always turn on the monitor lamp butnifnyou do that you wont be ablento see the rgb key light.

[@mumblesmunchies9874]

Can you recommend a good laptop backpack?

[@Flix37]

Hi

[@TheQuangBang]

Is this the best mobile keyboard to chuck in one's bag and whip it out on the go to code/write documents/comments on KZbin?

[@rlyboringalt]

Arguably. It's a good balance between mechanical feel and thinness, It's got heaps of connection methods, and a great battery life.

[@LongHornTexas]

Unless an apple certified Touch ID is integrated, nothing beats the magic keyboard.

[@Mary-Poppins]

It can be maybe the best keyboard of the world... but sorry, this keyboard is really ugly and overpriced. I will never put a keyboard like this in front of my beautiful Mac or Studio Display. It will destroy the clean and beautiful design of the Apple desktop setup. It's just my personal opinion.

[@superamario6464]

Ah. Form over function. Got it

[@Mary-Poppins]

@@superamario6464 Ah, a random know-it-all smart-ass super wise guy. Got it.

[@alfredoaraujo9294]

​@@Mary-Poppinsaggressive no?

[@alfredoaraujo9294]

@@Mary-Poppins Que tengas un buen vida. A la mejor su agresión mejore con tiempo para que seas feliz.

[@lyftxempaa2541]

@@superamario6464all keyboards work the same so form is a big factor when buying one

[@amjad9880]

please upload every week! Every fortnight is too long, Mate 🥲