NuPhy keyboards
NuPhy is best known for the Air series: slim, low-profile wireless boards that sit close to the desk and pair with a Mac as easily as a Windows PC. The Halo series is its full-height range, aimed at people who want a deeper sound and standard-height keys.
Every NuPhy board we list is hot-swappable and wireless, connecting by Bluetooth, a 2.4 GHz receiver or a cable, and runs QMK and VIA for remapping. The low-profile Air boards take low-profile switches, so the switches and keycaps you buy for them need to match that standard rather than full-height MX parts.
NuPhy updates its models often. Three of the boards here are V2 models that have been discontinued, so check whether a listing is for a current V3 or leftover V2 stock. Only the Air75 V3 is listed with an ISO option here, so check the layout if you want a UK board.
Prices include VAT. Sound tags are our summary of what owners and reviewers report, not measurements.
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Guides
- Low-profile mechanical keyboardsSlim mechanical keyboards with low-profile switches: who they suit, the boards worth a look in the UK, and the switch standards to check.
- Mechanical keyboards for MacUsing a mechanical keyboard with a Mac in the UK: Command and Option placement, British or British PC, keycaps with Mac legends, and boards that suit.