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NuPhy Halo65, Halo75 or Halo96 V2: pick the layout size before you pick the colour
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About this product
The NuPhy Halo line covers three keyboard sizes under one product family, and this listing spans Halo65, Halo75 and Halo96 in the V2 revision. The numbers are not decoration: they are the key count class, and they decide how much deck you get and which keys exist at all. Halo65 is the compact end, Halo75 adds a function row, and Halo96 keeps a number pad area, so the size you choose changes how you work long before the switch type matters. Before ordering, settle three things. Decide whether you need a dedicated function row or number pad in daily use, because that rules sizes in or out faster than anything else. Confirm which of the three sizes the variant you are clicking actually is, since one page carries several. And check what switch and keycap set comes with that variant, as Halo boards are sold in several configurations. Ask the seller if the page does not say.
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Pros & cons
Pros
- Three sizes under one family, so you can match desk space instead of accepting one fixed footprint
- Gasket mounting is called out on the listing, which is the construction detail most people look for in a custom board
- Wireless multi-mode is part of the spec, so cable and desk tidy-up are both options
- Sold through the brand shop with steady volume, which helps with keycap and switch questions later
Cons
- One page carries three sizes and several configurations, so confirm the exact variant rather than reading by the picture
- Switch type and keycap material are not detailed here, so ask if those decide your choice
- A compact size means some keys are reached through layers, which is a real adjustment if you have only used full-size boards
