Attention QWERTY qu'on ne peut pas bouger, les touches ont une certaine hauteur, comme au cinéma, alors si vous voulez comme moi le transformer en AZERTY vous vous retrouvez avec un des hauteurs différentes et bonjour les fautes de frappes ! C'est vraiment dommage que cette marque ne fasse pas l'effort de proposer des claviers ISO français ou européen.. c'est très cher, trop cher dans l'état. A moins que vous soyez vraiment habitué au clavier QWERTY, je vous le déconseille fortement. Amazon vend des claviers mécanique AZERTY qui seront moins smooth et moins beau mais que vous saurez utilisé. Read more

It's hard for me to write a review of this keyboard because it's my first "fun" keyboard and I only recently received my master's degree in keyboard culture (and by that I mean obsessive research over the last week). I'll do my best: Pros: -everything, lights, sound, texture, size options, mod-ability, compatibility with Apple products -I got the white 75 key option with Raspberry switches and the sound sensory satisfaction is insane, it sounds akin to dense plastic pearls falling on each other, typing is very smooth/creamy of a feel and sound; I tried the Mint switch (there are 1 of each switch, Mint, Raspberry, Lemon, included in the package to try) and imo, they are slightly noticeably easier to press than the Raspberry, with no significant difference in sound that I can tell. I went with the Raspberry because I *thought* they sounded thockier in the demo videos I could find online, but in person I think I would have been happy with the Mint in terms of sound. I think I'll change out to the Mints at some point in the future b/c of the easier press, but after a 5 hour type sesh with the Raspberry switches I certainly wasn't feeling any fatigue; might explore the low profile in the future for even less "travel" but I went with full-size for now because I want to change the keycaps once in a while for fun and the full size boards seem to be the ones most companies are making keycaps for right now -VIA app, make sure to use Chrome, once set up and followed instructions online was really easy. I assigned a key using macros to just make a :). So fun! :):):):):):):) -build quality seems really well done, it's heavy, dense, just feels really nice quality -super fun to play with the light settings; my favorite right now is the one where each key lights up when pressed, and the more you type, the more color fills the keyboard in reverse ROYGBIV order until, if you are typing a lot, the keys glow with a molten-lava color -battery life seems on par with what I'd expect from a wireless keyboard -included keycap and switch remover tool is great, thanks! I looked at a variety of other brands, and have only tried Nuphy, but I have no regrets with Nuphy and would return for future products with them based on this. Cons: -I really can't think of any, except it was tricky to select the switch option online because you can't hear what they really sound like in person because everyone's mic set up is different (though I loved that you COULD pick options in a pre-build) -can't find a Nuphy carrying case for the Halo (maybe there is one but I couldn't find it) -the included stickers were cool but felt super random, I didn't get it Not really a con, but would love Nuphy to explore more cozy options, not just gamer options for color ways and design elements. This one is very 80's retro but also modern with the backlighting, would love something for my cottage core aesthetic though. Would really love Nuphy to make a number pad accessory as well. I didnt' want the number pad on this keyboard because that gets big pretty fast, but would like the option for a separate accessory that matches the keyboard to be used when needed. Let me see, what else I can say so I can keep typing on this keyboard...so satisfying... :):):):):) If you're on the fence, I'd say go for it, you'll have no regrets, just enjoy the process of deciding what style/size/etc you want, you won't be disappointed in the quality. Ok last thing: I bought this for productivity needs at work. Do I *need* a new keyboard, absolutely not. Do I *need* some level of dopamine to happen in order to get any kind of work done after fatigue sets in? Absolutely. I imagine the joy of even this keyboard will wear off over time, but for now the sensory satisfaction of using it is helping me complete a bunch of documentation with increased interest and focus, and over time when I need something to rekindle my interest, I can switch out the keycaps for something fun. I got those 5 hours of work done on a Saturday, just enjoying typing. For that reason alone, it's worth it in my book. Read more

Magnifique clavier, cher mais vaut le coup Read more

I love the feel of the keys & the sound they make. Its worth the price. One of the best keyboards for my busy work schedule. Read more

I’m using it for work and gaming. Premium quality nice sound and awesome looking. Strongly recommend! Read more

I enjoy typing on this keyboard. It’s creamy sound typing makes typing fun and relaxing. I bought the white raspberry keyboard. I uploaded a video comparing this creamy keyboard against another keyboard that is not creamy sounding. Read more

I think it is too small Read more

This is my first modern mechanical keyboard, so... I don't have much to compare it too, except my MacBook keyboard. The sound is great. The typing feel is great. It has a nice weight to it. It feels like I could defend myself using the Halo. The design is lovely and no so gamer-like, even with the rgb lightning going on. My only complain is about the lights. Even though it comes with a guide, it's hard to tell which are the effects available. I don't know if I can set it to one color or not. You just had to "scroll" through the effects, but some changes are subtle, so I don't know. It's minor so I still give a 5. The other bad thing is that customs open up the package and loss/stole the 2.4ghz receiver. Or maybe it shipped without one 🤷 Read more