NuPhy Air60 V2 QMK/VIA Wireless Mechanical Keyboard
Computer Peripherals
“NuPhy Air60 V2 pairs QMK/VIA firmware and double-shot PBT keycaps with a 1,000Hz wired/2.4GHz polling rate and low-profile mechanical switches, making it a polished, portable 60% for typists who want cross-platform programmability; note Bluetooth runs at 125Hz and the 60% layout lacks dedicated nav keys. Solid choice for compact mechanical keyboard buyers; strong firmware and polling improvements over the V1.”
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QMK/VIA support enables universal, deep key remapping without vendor lock-in.
howtogeek.comV2 uses QMK/VIA software which is more universal
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Double-shot PBT keycaps resist shine and hold legends longer than ABS caps.
howtogeek.comnew model gets double-shot PBT keycaps
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Low-profile mechanical switches and slim 60% footprint make the board highly portable.
wccftech.compermanent fixture in my bag
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Long battery life quoted — up to ~150 hours with RGB lighting turned off.
howtogeek.comUp to 150 hours with lights off
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Bluetooth mode is limited to 125Hz polling, increasing wireless input latency.
howtogeek.comBluetooth: 125Hz
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Quoted battery runtime depends on RGB off—lighting significantly reduces advertised hours.
howtogeek.comUp to 150 hours with lights off
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But, that isn't the only thing that makes this 75% keyboard a shoo-in if you're looking for a more compact option.
techradar.comBut, that isn't the only thing that makes this 75% keyboard a shoo-in if you're looking for a more compact option.
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That's thanks to its custom ROG NX switches, which, by the way, are extremely fast and aren't too loud so you can button-mash away without annoying anyone.Sadly, it's extremely pricey, and there are no dedicated macro buttons.
techradar.comThat's thanks to its custom ROG NX switches, which, by the way, are extremely fast and aren't too loud so you can button-mash away without annoying anyone.Sadly, it's extremely pricey, and there are no dedicated macro buttons.