The NuPhy Kick75 dual-profile switch allows you to change the tactile experience for both work and gaming.

      NuPhy’s Kick75 combines a dual-profile design with wireless features and software enhancements that strive to make one keyboard suitable for both office and gaming environments.

      NuPhy’s CES 2026 collection features a keyboard designed to address a common desk issue. The Kick75 focuses on the NuPhy Kick75 dual-profile switch, which alters the keyboard's feel based on the task at hand.

      The straightforward promise is a swift transition between low-profile typing and standard-profile gaming. If it performs as intended, users can keep just one keyboard on their desk throughout the day, eliminating the need for separate "work" and "gaming" keyboards.

      On-demand profile swapping

      The standout function of the Kick75 is this profile switch. Low-profile setups can be quicker and more comfortable for extended typing sessions, while a standard profile may feel more familiar for gaming, particularly for those accustomed to taller keycaps and a higher hand position. Only real-world testing will reveal if the standard profile truly transforms it into a gaming keyboard that can compete with the best.

      If the transition is smooth and repeatable, it presents an elegant concept. However, if it introduces wobble, noise, or an uneven feel, it may become a feature that is tried once and then ignored.

      The keyboard also embraces a dual-aesthetic design with customizable RGB lighting, appealing to customers who prefer a subtle daytime appearance and a more vibrant nighttime setup.

      Wireless features designed to perform

      NuPhy is also focusing on wireless efficiency as part of its appeal. The company emphasizes 2.4GHz wireless connectivity, a 1000Hz polling rate, and latency adjustments aimed at reducing the difference between wired and wireless performance.

      This is crucial because a keyboard that changes profiles will only feel like a single device if it maintains consistency across both settings. Reliability, stability, and low-latency performance are essential to prevent the concept from feeling like two conflicting designs combined.

      NuPhy is promoting a browser-based driver for quick remapping and lighting adjustments, simplifying the process of setting up different modes without installing a dedicated application.

      If you're at CES 2026, trying it out hands-on should quickly clarify whether the profile change is significantly different and maintains stability.

      NuPhy lists the Kick75 on its website for $99.95.

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