This Keyboard comes with EVERYTHING - Nuphy Field75
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
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Nuphy is back with another unique keyboard, the Field75! With unique colour schemes, uncommon switch choices, two knobs, and a built in handle, does this keyboard have it all or is there a hidden flaw waiting to be uncovered?
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Plouffe has missed his Waifu
0:26 Unboxing and optional accessories
3:15 Design and key switch impressions
6:10 The "Ghostbar" and more design thoughts
7:57 Sponsor - Miro
8:21 We had a dud
9:03 Typing impressions and trying the knobs
11:44 Weight and build quality
12:40 Pricing and overall thoughts
14:40 Outro 
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$7 space bar key cap? That's crazy (as I type on my very overpriced and over engineered phone I use to watch YT and not much else).
artisan epoxy space keycaps cost around 60-200$ 💀😂
Oh man, don't look up GMK keycaps. You'll shit yourself.
i think there is a bit of a difference between a plastic cap and a tiny electronic worldbrain that fits in your pocket
quality plastic is not cheap
@@marcogenovesi8570 u are comparing a plastic cap to a phone
Missed opportunity. Put an RGB light bar at the bottom of the keyboard and have it shoot directly into the acrylic wrist rest.
Fair warning to those who dont know, if you’re replacing the switches make sure to find ones with less than 4mm of travel as the longer the switch travels the more the stabilizers like to hit the internal case foam early and resulting in a really muchy feeling and ticking coming from the stabilizers
Even the stock Keycaps make it feel mushy. I ended up removing the IXPE foam and it resolved all of that. It covers the bottom of the stabs
@@N1sm0NIC havent replaced the caps yet but they seem fine to me at least. Durability however is much left to be desired. They’re pbt, but just shit quality. I didnt even have mine for a month till it started shining
@@zatharos6427how is the keyboard? Worth a purchase?
I wish more companies would make a full size wireless keyboard. Everyone is into TKL or 60% and those are cool but I have space on my desk and I use the number pad for gaming
Edit, saw this gaining traction so I’ll elaborate a bit. GTA uses the numb pad for flight controls, CoD lets you hot swap classes, etc. I’m not opposed to a separate keypad for number entry, but why not just have one board for it all? Yes I could get MX Keys and all that but those aren’t designed for gaming. TKL and
Same. Give me a full size one! As someone who deals with data entry having a number pad is great. Also, I know about separate number pads but I just want it on my actual keyboard.
Nuphy is making a full size version,but need more time.
I like the num pad too, but honestly a number pad that's separate and detached is superior for me
I honestly never use any of the keys left on the TKL, but I use the numpad all the time. And the layouts that remove that middle section are the hardest to find on the more custom boards.
@@nanli7708if that's true I'm looking forward to it.
If they had slid those three unknown indicator lights down to between the backspace and the home buttons, they could have corrected that lack of gap between the F8 snd F9 keys.
Perhaps, but that'd further mess with key alignment. I think it might've been better if they simply decreased the esc-f1 and f4-f5 spacings to make space for a third one. But otherwise, I don't feel like it's too bad. Accidentally pressing escape instead of f1 and f4 instead of f5 (f4 closes current tab in browser) are by far some of the most annoying mistakes I make. Pressing tab instead of shift/q accidentally is also up there, along with the power button on my laptop that's next to delete; otherwise, I can't really recall any other not-immediately-fixable mistakes I make on a keyboard.
All they had to do is remove the printscreen button and they would have enough space to have standard gaps. Thats how most keyboards do it I’m pretty sure. Print Screen is kinda useless anyway.
@@WARnTEA Nah, I use print screen all the time. Windows + printscreen saves a screenshot automatically to the PC, so it's really nice for a quick snapshot.
@@leonro Windows+shift+s, and if you really need that key you could replace the delete key, which is another key most people don't use. If you use the delete key too, its fairly easy to create your own print screen keybind in most keyboard softwares these days. Find something you don't use and change it. There is probably something you don't use like the menu key or the pipe forwardslash key.
@@WARnTEA I find win+prtscrn quicker, and just using prtscrn is nice for quickly entering a screenshot in a chat or something without actually saving it. I also use delete a whole lot, especially when coding. Enough to definitely want it to be its own key, and to frequently press the (stupidly placed) power button on my laptop that is right next to it so much that I already annoyed just thinking about it. While I get that most people never use the majority of the non-alphabet or digit keys, I will use the majority of a full sized keyboard. The only exceptions would be scroll lock, pause break, insert, and the numpad enter (which I should change). I admit that I haven't delved into reassigning keys since it's a bit of a hassle (especially when I'm using multiple computers) and I'm always confused when it doesn't do what it says on the label.
I got mine in the black color. It took a bit for the software to come out but now that the control software is available this keyboard is awesome. With the black case the cord that i received was black so it seems that they match the cable to the color at least black and white.
finish the video
Really digging the black and green one. Dunno why that shade of green meshes well with black (imo, at least), but it's dope. Love the THONKS, too. Sounds quiet enough for me and looks like it's very fun to type on.
EVA-01 style colour scheme
Just bought mine with the speed clear switches. I'm just glad someone finally made a keyboard that isn't a carbon copy of a Keychron, LgTech, Razer, Corsair, or the random knockoff all over RUclips.
I was actually almost going to get the Fio Keyboard with built-in DAC but it's too new and untested.
Have had this keyboard for a few weeks with the fleeting gold switches and really like them.
- The caps lock indicator is one of the three lights in the top right.
- The dial for the rgb brightness can be clicked to cycle through the rgb modes, but can also be set with the software.
- You didn't mention the dipswitches but, they are covered on the quickstart guide.
- Disagree about the wrist rest 'needing' magnets. Haven't had any issues with it moving and sometimes I choose to move it slightly further back etc. It's a heavy bar of acrylic, not sure how hard you'd have to be gaming to make it move.
- Aaaand disagree about the handle, I think it's a fun (albeit pointless) design choice in an otherwise very bland product category, and it fits the styling of the board well.
I got the yellow-ish board and have never felt like more of a dystopian desert wasteland hacker 😂.
P.S. the cable that came with mine was black which was disappointing, sticks out like a sore thumb with the yellow board, and will definitely be replacing it. Odd place to cut costs, but 🤷♂️ not a huge deal.
Yea I dislike this host. Its like he knows just enough to be dangerous. He says a lot of ignorant things about products because he doesn’t understand the 😅nuance at all. His comments about wishing the keyboard was $100 more for a metal case, or with mixed plastic and metal was a particularly bad take. He doesn’t understand why the custom keyboard community prefers metal, he just knows that most expensive boards are made out of metal.
Also, him assuming that the handle wasn’t functional is wild. Imagine being an engineer spending weeks on that handle making sure it was strong enough for a chucklehead to show up and immediately think that it would break. He doesn’t even have experience with other keyboard handles breaking its just a completely uninformed critique, that he could have easily tested by swinging the keyboard around by the handle or opening up the keyboard to see what kind of mounting solutions they are using.
@WARnTEA Well, the keyboard handle isn't really useful. Like, it's an expensive keyboard, why the hell would you lug it around below your waist...? Swing it? Hi, did you forget this is a KEYBOARD and NOT a mace? It's nice aesthetics but functionally it is both useless and stupid even for an enthusiast. The engineer who got paid for using their skills to make such a pointless component was probably nice side cash for them I guess.
Keyboard community wants? Who made you in charge of deciding individual preference? Custom keyboard enthusiasts would build their own boards from sourced parts, solder, and/or 3D print them. Guy wants a sturdy frame for his keyboard. You don't? Good for you.
@@WARnTEAI'm a Plouffe fan, but I think the short circuit unboxing style in general just leaves a bit to be desired. These are quick looks at products that for the most part they haven't spent much time with. I'm sure LMG doesn't want to spend a ton of time and resources on shooting these either. I look at them as a jumping off point and try and take the critiques with a grain of salt until I've had a chance to find some more in depth reviews.
Do I wish they spent more time and gave a more nuanced look? Sure, but you can tell from the details overlooked or gotten wrong here that isn't really the directive they are being given.
@@WARnTEA why does the custom keyboard community prefer metal to plastic then rather than feeling more premium and less breakable?
@@DelScully Acoustics is another reason. Depending on the material, the sound of the switches actuating differs like thuds, thumps, thok, etc. It's notable with tactiles and linears since they're more geared towards having mechanical feel with "natural" keyboard clacking compared to clicky switches. Honestly, it's just a really pretentious thing to be concerned about unless your ears are annoyingly sensitive.
I have the Nuphy Halo 65 with the ghost spacebar and wrist rest and I honestly love it.
In case you're wondering if there's an ISO version - there isn't.
I still have their ISO f1, but they have dropped that layout on all of their later boards.
Not to mention, I'm still waiting for the updated ISO firmware they promised and never delivered.
1:05 It likely is a reference of a mobile game called Honkai Impact 3rd . You ( the captain ) will be welcome with "Captain on the Bridge" when entering the main game menu.
No its a bad chinese translation. They dont know how to english.
@@OGruurd Imagine being told what the reference is, then being this ignorantly wrong to disregard it.
@@OGruurd Do you know what was the original text supposed to be ?
I think it is more of a Star Trek reference... They call out "Captain on the Bridge!" when a Captain assumes command of a starship as he enters the bridge... Kinda like when you are taking control of your PC with the keyboard...
@@jasonescudero3185 It's clearly not that. There's also the Honkai Impact poster for example.
got myself Nuphy Halo 75 last week absolute love it
I’ve been loving my Keychain Q1 Pro, but this looks really nice too! Awesome that we have a lot of options now for good mechanical keyboards.
I want a keyboard with complete set of function keys, separate media keys in a standard size, macro keys (or even a row of F13-F24), and a numpad. Probably I will eventually design my own keyboard because it seems that nobody produces something like this.
RNDKBD 120% is on group buy right now.
Oh man, there's so much I would do if I were to design a premium keyboard. First of all, why have an RGB keyboard and not have the caps lock turn white or something in the stock rainbow vomit scheme (and make it otherwise addressable)? Why not add extra buttons for the bulky desktop keyboards and something like a slide-out trackpad for the portable ones, or a metal handle, or a cushion?
But most of all, I'd want a keyboard with a hub that features a couple of usb plugs and an sd/microsd card reader. The usb is more so an afterthought, but I cannot see where else we can have card readers nowadays. It's strange that so many laptops come with one (even macbooks!), but you basically need an adapter nowadays for sd cards in a desktop (due to the death 5.25" bays in almost all cases). It'd be so much nicer if a reader was integrated in some way...
Logitech G613
(...you didn't say premium or hot swap)
Hyper7 keyboard
Honestly, with how overhyped 60% boards are, it's difficult to just get a board with a numpad.
I love my Air75. Nuphy makes decent keyboards right out of the box.
I'm sold. Getting this.
I ❤ Plouffe keyboard reviews. His excitement is contagious.
Agree, I wish he would have a top 10 list or something, I'd love to learn more but don't know who to trust
100% agree. He's directly responsible for getting me into mechanical keyboards. He really knows his stuff and truly understands how personal keyboard preferences are and he explains in plain language what types of switches are best depending on yours. Thank you, sir!
@@theShinySheep No offence but he really does not know his stuff. He has many times gotten simple stuff wrong ( He got south facing and north facing completely wrong nor understood why they would do one over the other ) or doesn't even know how it works. One that was somewhat recent was him not understanding silent switches at all and why they feel a bit mushy. He also dont really go in depth at all in any of the reviews, just says these feel ok, bad good etc. Never gives you the actuation force, what the housing is made of, stem etc. His reviews are very, very basic and his knowledge is as well, which I thought was weird seeing as he says he builds Keyboards and loves customs.
@@lilpain1997Does the anime watcher, the fps gamer, the programmer, actually care to know any of that?
@@falosny my point was he has barely any understanding of what he is on about. The guy claimed he really knows his stuff but he dont at all.
Nuphy is doing really great in terms of design and build quality! I have a Halo 96 and I'm loving it!
Bought a Halo a few weeks ago. Love it!
This might be a board I actually end up getting. I love the looks, I love the features it has and the price seems reasonable enough.
Always wanted to get a Nuphy keyboard so maybe nows the time.
Maybe "Captain on the bridge " is a reference to honkai impact 3rd because it says the exact same things when you are launched to the game (I played it for a long time)
It would be nice if you could put in the link to the actual product you're unboxing
Only 1 minor issue, no magnets. And the only problem is the macro keys might not match every keycap set. And the only problem with the black one are the tactile switches. And my only complaint is the plastic shell. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the handle.
That's only 4 or 5 onlys. Basically the perfect keyboard. If it's not dead on arrival.😁
Thanks for reviewing this keyboard Tectone
This is a really sick keyboard. I;ll definitely look into importing one when exchange rates improve in my country
this keyboard reminds me of one of those toys with a lot of buttons designed to keep toddlers engaged
this is probably the first keyboard I've seen that i was actually interested in. would need to switch to pass through keycaps (dont see the point of RGB if it isnt going to illuminate the actual key). but yea, this is going on my radar for my next upgrade.
"This keyboard has everything" except a damn numb pad. 7/10 at best.
I bought my wife an AIR 75and she loves it.... Honestly I was pretty impressed as well. If there was a numpad version, I'd be in... Need the numpad for both work and gaming
i personally think external numpad is best. as being able to put it anywhere is useful for more complicated spaces
There’s an air 96 with a numpad! But the layout may not be everyone’s cup of tea.
@@wuntewingame9771 yeah, but the air thinness really wasn't for me. Very well-built keyboard but just not what I personally like. My wife was over-the-moon for it. I'm currently rocking a epomaker th96 for my work office, then bought an th80 for my gaming pc. I did the split numpad/keyboard thing for a while ... But I am not the biggest fan. Just a personal preference thing. Looking to replace it with a full size in the near future.
I love how he geeks out over keyboards.
9:16 - Expect that translucent acrylic to get shiny spots if you have sour hands or start rubbing off the matte layer...
Looks like a great lap keyboard and the macro keys are a deal maker. Would love to replace my EVGA Z20
Go for it man i personally own this keyboard after owning a razer and its so good. Super satisfying to use and quality is great especially for the price
But it doesn't even have full set of keys (no numpad for example), how can it replace Z20?
Finally recieved my Field75 also, its so good so far.
Got me a Halo96 from nuphy, really love it!
I picked up the NuPhy Air and love it. They are probably my favorite keyboard brand after being a Ducky guy.
That has to be the most satisfying typing noise I've ever heard.
Whats really cool is that they have a 2.4 ghz connection with a usb dongle. For my scenario this is perfect because i use a kvm to switch between two computers so ive stuck with logitech to have kvm and wireless devices.
Be careful with that dongle! At least on the Halo65 THE CONNECTION IS UNENCRYPTED! Anyone can keylog what you are typing. Stick to Bluetooth if you can
Nuphy stepped up their game. If this was around before I got my keychron I would gotten this one
It's a nice midpoint between the Q and V keychrons, I wish Nuphy made a premium field to compete in metal
I picked up the keychron Q0 Plus (numpad) just before getting the field 75 and have to say I was worried when the Nuphy was coming that I wouldn't like it as much as the keychron, but they both feel and sound fantastic. Id say the keychron feels slightly more premium, but not as polished as the nuphy. Very different, but love them together.
"Lagency" makes sense...might steal that one.
Top aluminum and bottom transparent plastic - this is how Halo65 is made and it squeeks because of that when you hold it in hand
75% layout needs more love 👍
Are the G macro keys removable? Maybe I can maybe replacement sets for those to better suite other keycap sets :)
What is the program used to test the keys?
DAMN, for a stock keyboard that sounds goood
man their yellow/gold version would look so amazing with the GMK Ishtar set
Well damn I am sold.
The irony of having a spelling a mistake on the packaging of a keyboard 😂
what are the dip switches for bruh
Thats a nice one.
5:05 ... I like that. Right up front, and tasteful. Hate having it on the bottom or just a janky plastic slider.
I love my Nuphy Air 96
I personally love their Air 75. Use it with both my work laptop and for personal/gaming use. Great company.
I feel the same way i used my friends air 96 and it blew my mind. At the time i owned a razer huntsman keybord and i immediatley pre ordered this keybord and got rid if the razer and its great i love it. The quality for the money makes doing simple things like playing games and other tasks super satisfying
@@Daniel44537 man, I wish Nuphy would offer other language layouts too, but they're not planning to do it
What program/site is he using to test the keyboard switches?
Well lagency is a great new word, in adding that to my lexicon lol
No product link? How do I buy a Field75 now, dammit!
Ok test tones on must be the new standard when testing keyboards lol
What were the switches underneath the white keyboard’s fold out feet?
HELP! what program is he using at 9:58 to test the keyboard
for a second i thought this was Unbox Therapy
It comes with EVERYTHING... except a numpad, apparently.
After hearing the audio cues that you can have when typing, I would totally just procrastinate by making music with them. That's why I'm staying clear from this keyboard lol.
When you looked under the feet on the white board it looked like a row of dip switches? Where they really dip switches or just a label or something?
They really have switches there
is there any good diy kit for full sized keyboard ? I play but also do a lot of work on the numerical input
"Editor: Don't show this" Editor immediately keeps the footage
Nuphy is definitely a good company. I have an Air 75 with their speed switches that I use with my setup at my office. I like it. Great layout, really compact.
Miro is my favorite service my company uses
I love my nuphy air75 it was this one or the keychron I have now, the field75 might be my next one but it'll be the full size one cause I like a num pad for gaming
What are the Switch of the first white keyboard?
75% best percent, compact 75 preferred though for me.
magnets on the wrist rest? Arent those only found on prebuilt keyboards like steelseries?
How did we wake up each morning without the "Ghost Bar"?? Thank you for the video.
I wish these keyboards would ever offer an ISO version. Every time I see a cool keyboard review I look it up and it’s always just ANSI layouts
Exactly. Made my heart so happy when Keychron made ISO layout versions, but these would be so damn sweet to have :(
Why do you need iso?
as a French developer, I've bought a ISO FR Keychron Q1 as my first mechanical keyboard but I've been considering switching to US ANSI for a while now, idk it seems more adequate for programming and I don't really think I'll miss the french special characters such as accents.
At first I thought it would be tough to switch but I've been forced to use german keyboards at work and I realised that I've adapted pretty quickly !! Like 1 week. So this nuphy may be my first US ANSI keyboard......
@@sm_wlli too think a us ansi would definitely be better if you're a developer. i am one too and i use a tr iso keyboard but when i'm coding i always switch the keyboard language to en-us anyway. maybe i'll get some keycaps and go full frankenstein idk
Fellow developer here, I switched from ISO to ANSI because typing brackets on ISO is so cumbersome. Switching certainly helped my touch typing. Got a Q5 to sweeten the deal ;)
OMG if they made this in a full 104 it would be the perfect keyboard for me. I use my computer in the living room, with my keyboard often leaned up next to my couch, having a keyboard like this with the handle would be awesome. But I think the 75 would be too short (very specific set up, first world problem)
Wish they'd do this in ISO :(
How come no link to the product you're "not" reviewing?
cherry switches are more expensive than the other options because cherry wants their switches set at those higher prices. I guess it's something to do with branding and marketing, I think it's a bit silly though. Especially when cheaper alternatives are much more appealing
Would had been great if there's also with numpad option, well am not some kind of KB enthusiast so I won't understand why KB nowadays doesn't have the numpad and yet more expensive
For minimalist setup, and more space for the mouse to move around. But I also rock a numpad Glorious board
I wish they had ISO layouts.
I would love to see latency data for keyboards in wired/wireless modes to verify how good for gaming they are.
Wired would probably give the least latency
@@ACE112ACE112 this is out of question.
.I want to see exact measurements. Some keyboards have like 13 ms in wireless while some others less then 7. This is what could make a difference in raport titles.
how is the battery life?
The white one looks dope
No link to the keyboard?
Please make a video on Highground keyboards Plouffe. The Opal 65 with white flame switches looks and sounds nice.
Still looking for my full layout, low profile, linear mechanical switch unicorn...
I imagine the handle is to hang it vertically so it doesn't eat up space in a minimalist environment
Looking at those macro keys thinking I might need it
Damn this looks good. I have a corsair k100 but I never use the macro keys or numpad really.... I impulse bought it....
Also corsair speed silver... nice for gaming tho
The lack of a numpad just makes every special keyboard a no-go for me
"everyone loves this knob"
And other fun things we can take out of context with LMG!
9:55 the best part 🤣
Can you also test the msi vigor 50 low profile and razer keyboards.
I only want to know how to disassemble it so that I can do a tape modd.
Awesome Keyboard video, just whish there would be something like the G910 Orion Spectrum I own in terms of layout. So full size with easy reachable 4-8 macro Keys and a set of Media Keys, because my switches are showing their age and start to get unreliable.
At least I haven´t found a comparable Board yet.
Looks nice, but worthless to me without the standard number keys on the right.
Not a big fan of the plastic packaging for the quick start guide, but I do really like the dual use of putting a poster on the back.
Agreed. It was super weird that he praised the company for that plastic. Most tech reviewers hate when companies use an unnecessary amount of plastic in their packaging vs just using cardboard, due to environmental reasons.
I agree though, the dual usecase of the quickstart guide as a poster is great. Most people don’t read a manual again after the initial unboxing so its cool that it could still be used for something and if they really need to see the manual again they just need to take the poster down.
Really cool keyboard, love the style and extra functionality with the additional programmable keys and wheels to adjust stuff.
If I hadn't found the Mountain Everest Max recently I would probably have gone for that instead, especially with how cheap it is.
why don't you guys link products in descriptions anymore?
I think they had a falling out with Amazon and their affiliate program.
They don't link to a product without some sort of affiliate link. None available = no link.
I love how reviewers just make up the most insane criticisms. "I wish the back of the keyboard had greater translucence." LOL.
People getting excited about keyboards is as alien to me as...well, aliens.
Its a hobby at this point haha its on the same level as people getting excited about new Pokemon Box Sets, Movie Trailers or Vinyl Albums coming out... I don't quite understand those either but eh, people are different and that's what makes everyone unique.
Now we need to dismantle it!
"Everyone loves the knob." Maybe I'm just immature but that got a wry chuckle out of me.