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▲ 90 r/BudgetKeebs

nuphy node75 high profile

Been daily driving the nuphy node 75 high profile for a min now and ngl this board is kinda insane for the price.

Mine is running the stock Blush Max switches and stock ink gray keycaps, and honestly I haven't really felt the need to mod anything yet. Typing feels mad smooth and cushioned without being mushy.

The design is prob my favorite part tho. That RGB dot bar up top isn't just for looks either - you can actually remap/customize it for different functions.

Sound-wise it's got a pretty clean, slightly muted profile out of the box with very little hollowness. Overall it feels way more premuim than I expected at this price point.

u/harrynu — 4 days ago
▲ 34 r/BudgetKeebs

nuphy node75 high profile

Been daily driving the nuphy node 75 high profile for a min now and ngl this board is kinda insane for the price.

The design is prob my favorite part tho. That RGB dot bar up top isn't jusy for looks, you can actualy remap/customize it for diff functions.

Also gotta talk abt the blush max switches cuz DAMN these things feel good. Typing feels mad smooth and cushioned without being mushy.

u/harrynu — 7 days ago
▲ 10 r/MechanicalKeyboards

lowkey didn’t realize how much a good keyboard could improve my work mood

Ngl I originally got into mech keyboards bc the keyboard on my old laptop was straight up ass😭

Back then I didn't care much about switches, sound, layout, just none of that. I just wanted something that I didn't feel terrible to type on.

Then I bought my first mech board and it kinda ruined normal keyboards for me lol.

I genuinely didn't realize how much typing feel affects my day-to-day mood/productivity until then. Answering emails, typing docs and doing this all day somehow felt way less draining. And then ofc I fell down the rabbit hole.

And for the mech keyboards, there's so much to mess around with, like the switches, keycaps, lp/hp...

Tbh having a keyboard I actually enjoy using makes work feel like 20% less miserable lmao... and my friends think I've lost bc I'm out here buying random keyboard parts or something...

https://preview.redd.it/36d9oi0o7w0h1.jpg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c7f42012cfb2d37f65d3515f8d2a9e19f186fa89

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u/harrynu — 9 days ago
▲ 41 r/MechanicalKeyboards

75% layout is def perfect size for me

Used full-size for years, switched to 75%, and immediately realized how much space full-size boards waste on a desk.

Then naturally I went:
“ok, guess I’m a 60% guy now”

…but after using a 60 for a while, I kept coming back to 75%.

What’s weird is I barely even use the F-row 😭
But not having it there just feels wrong somehow.

75% really feels like the “least compromises” layout for me.

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u/harrynu — 11 days ago