NuPhy Halo75 V2 : Mechanical Keyboard Review
"Halo75 V2 has many updated points, and I would like to highlight three in particular. First of all, the feel and sound of the keys have been significantly improved. You can now enjoy a calm and comfortable keystroke feel. The second point is that it is compatible with QMK/VIA, which allows you to flexibly customize key maps and macros. Furthermore, there are more color variations, and the bottom case design is translucent. With the implementation of Halolight 2.0, the look has become even cooler."
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NuPhy Halo75 V2 Review: Even Better!
"NuPhy has gone hardcore with the color coordination of their product. The cool addition to Halo75 V2 keyboard is the translucent finishing at the bottom, which creates a really cool RGB leakage effect. The keyboard is fully hot-swappable, allowing you to replace every single keycap and the switches beneath them. Generally speaking, I think Halo75 V2 is a fantastic keyboard. It improves on almost every single element of the original. Thanks to the gasket mount, it's softer and has better sound dampening."
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NuPhy Halo75 V2 - Best Looking Keyboard Ever?
"The polling rate for Halo75 V2 is crazy, because the 2.4G as well as the USB-C get up to 1,000 HZ. The build quality on this keyboard is phenomenal, and the design looks clean and aesthetic. It has six layers for sound dampening and includes features like a gasket mount, plate foam, switch pad, PCB foam, and bottom silicone for additional sound dampening. This PCB is hot-swappable three and five pin and it has south-facing RGBs, which is why you can see so much light shining up through these keycaps."
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NuPhy Halo75 V2 Review & Sound Test
"Halo75 V2 is heavy, built like a truck. The bottom case is semi-transparent, which means the side lighting is improved. The keyboard features a gasket-mounted PCB with small sound-dampening features distributed throughout, making the keyboard very muted. With a 2.4GHz polling rate of 1,000 Hz, it delivers brutally fast wireless connections—pretty cool for gaming. What's another keyboard that has this quality of build, attention to design, and attention to detail? I really love their keyboards."
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Best RGB keyboard? - NuPhy Halo75 V2
"Overall, I really enjoy NuPhy Halo75 V2. The 75% layout is by far my favorite one, and when you pair it with great looks, absolutely amazing sound profile, great connectivity options, rich RGB features, and a competitive price at just $130, this is something every keyboard enthusiast should take into consideration. And if you're looking for a device that will allow you to work and play games without sacrificing function or performance, this is the way to go."
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The (almost) PERFECT keyboard: NuPhy Halo75 V2
"NuPhy Halo75 V2 is my new favorite keyboard! It's a 75% keyboard with a two-part case—aluminum on top and semi-transparent ABS plastic on the bottom, allowing the Halolight to spill over the edges. The Raspberry switches offer a smooth blend of linear and tactile feels, providing a pleasant typing experience. Overall, the keyboard's sound suits me perfectly. It's also compatible with VIA and QMK software, allowing you to create macros, reassign keys, and adjust backlighting as desired."
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It's expensive... But DELICIOUS! NuPhy Halo75 V2 Review
"NuPhy Halo75 V2 keyboard features a clean 75% layout with no extra keys or screen, compact and portable, ideal for any space without taking up much room. The top case is solid aluminum with a smooth finish, contrasting with the smoky ABS bottom case. Additionally, RGB around the bottom case enhances Halo75 V2's aesthetic. The keycaps feature a rounded MSA profile, typing on them feels comfortable with no issues. Moreover, Halo75 V2 supports plug-and-play, making customization easy without needing to install software on any OS."
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The non-low-profile version is also good | NuPhy Halo75 V2
"What makes the upgraded NuPhy Halo75 variant interesting or different? In addition to new colors, the latest variant uses VIA, allowing you to set macros without having to download anything. The keycaps are PBT double shot, and the profile is mSA, which are more comfortable than Cherry profile. In terms of connectivity, it’s stable, ensuring accurate and comfortable gaming experiences. If you’re not interested in custom keyboards and only want the typing feel and sound, this keyboard is perfect."
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 NuPhy Halo75 V2 Review: The Best CREAMY Keyboard I’ve Ever Typed On
"This is NuPhy Halo75 V2 with Mint switches. It’s a hot swappable 75% layout keyboard with a semi-transparent design and beautiful soft RGB everywhere. This keyboard also supports open source QMK and VIA, so you can easily update firmware and make a ton of customizations. I’m personally super satisfied with this keyboard. It looks really nice. It’s built super well all-around. And it’s tough to find a more complete, fully-featured prebuilt keyboard at this price that sounds as creamy as this."
NuPhy Halo75 V2 |Â The BEST 75% keyboard for less than $130
"Halo75 V2 is a keyboard of very good quality in construction, materials, and design, with incredible advantages like triple connectivity, QMK compatibility, and complete customization. If I had a budget of $130 for a 75% keyboard, this would definitely be my choice."
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The BEST RGB I've Seen! NuPhy Halo75 V2!
"If you like RGB, NuPhy Halo75 V2 keyboard is perfect for you. For a quiet office keyboard, Cherry Silent Red switch might be the way to go. The keycaps are made of PBT, which are more fingerprint oil-resistant than ABS. Additionally, they have a slightly fatter surface area for comfortable typing. I'm pretty impressed with the sound dampening and solid build quality. Connectivity has significantly improved, with over 10 times better latency in wired and 2.4 GHz modes, and over five times better in Bluetooth. This should make the keyboard more responsive for gaming."
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NuPhy Halo75 V2 Review: Premium Build, Exceptional Sound
"In conclusion, Halo75 V2 is an incredible keyboard. It feels like pure quality when you're holding it and when you're using it. It's pricey as a keyboard, but relatively cheap in the land of premium mechanical keyboards. It's luxurious with wild RGB and some of the best-sounding keys you'll find from a pre-built. If you need a keyboard and this is in your budget, I can't imagine you'll be disappointed."
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