Nuphy has also built two accent strips into the upper right and left that double as indicator lights for wireless pairing and battery life. There are also 16 built-in presets, including the usual rainbow wave, breathing, and reactive typing effects. As we’ve come to expect from mechanical keyboards, every key is individually backlit and can be customized using the Nuphy Console software. Nuphy places a premium on style, and that shows up in both the lighting and the colors it uses in the keyboard’s design. You’ll want to use the RGB, too, because the lighting looks great - even though the keys aren’t shine-through. Turning on RGB backlighting drops this number down to 25 - 55 hours. With lighting turned off, you can count on up to 300 hours over Bluetooth (or about 38 eight-hour workdays).
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For gaming, you’ll want to use the included dongle, however, as it sports a full 1000Hz (1ms) polling rate compared to the 125Hz available over Bluetooth.īattery life is good, but not amazing. Connecting to different devices is simple enough with a quick Fn key combination, and the keyboard does a good job of remembering connected devices and swapping with only a second or two of downtime. It supports wired connectivity, Bluetooth 5.0 with up to three devices, and 2.4GHz wireless using an included dongle and switches on the back. The Air96 is a tri-mode wireless keyboard compatible with Windows and Mac. This shouldn’t be necessary for a good long time, however, because they’re well-lubricated and rattle-free straight out of the box. Here, they’re essentially slimmed-down versions of the exact kind of stabilizer you’ll find in a full-size keyboard, so you can remove them and add lube to keep your keyboard sounding good over time. Many low profile keyboards make it difficult to access the stabilizers (and sometimes even remove the keycaps) or use proprietary designs that are hard to modify and remove rattle.
I also thought it was neat that the Air96 uses easy to access stabilizers for future modding.
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