NuPhy Kick75 officially launches with surprising affordable price, ample customisation, and retro gaming looks

[Redaktion]

NuPhy has officially launched the pre-order for the Kick75, which is supposed to be the world's first mechanical keyboard to accept both high- and low-profile mechanical switches. New details are visible on the product page, which indicate that switching between the different profiles may be easier than anticipated.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/NuPhy-Kick75-officially-launches-with-surprising-affordable-price-ample-customisation-and-retro-gaming-looks.964713.0.html

[Robby]

That's probably because they do not invest a single dollar into customer service. If your peripheral will break down (high chance), you can buy a new one. No one will help you.

[TyburVisarion]

I'm not going to say these keyboards aren't decent quality although I think the lofree one is actually better but I have a nuphy low profile

But this company is so scummy like you're going to charge $20 to not use your own software and to use someone else's software? And that software's the more General like generic software that like anyone, even with no programming experience or knowledge could put onto a keyboard if you just gave it to them as like a blank machine with a microcontroller

The pricing model just does not make sense and it doesn't make sense for anything this made in China at this point because like 3D printers are the most bullshits scaling thing ever they'll charge like $400 for a glass panel and then lie about all of the features and just like describe them in a different way even though it's exactly the same machine to make one seem better and then charge like literally double

This is the same type of s***. kick75 is not different than the keycron which costs the same amount, it's not significantly cheaper than the nuphy 75 anyway there's just nothing in particular that's notable it just has a knob now instead of just being keys