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Corsair K70 Pro TKL compared to Nuphy Field75 HE

Corsair K70 Pro TKL compared to Nuphy Field75 HE

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Shandy_
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01-23-2022, 03:18 PM
#1
I’m considering upgrading my Razer Cynosa Chroma and have two choices in mind but am unsure which is best.
Option 1: Corsair K70 Pro TKL — available at 899 DKK (€120) with shipping.
Option 2: NuPhy Field75 HE — priced at 1,083 DKK (€145.15) with shipping included.
I play mostly casual FPS games like Battlefield and Hell Let Loose, with some CS gaming. A responsive keyboard is important for both gaming and daily tasks.
Both designs appeal to me, and I don’t mind keycap transparency.
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Shandy_
01-23-2022, 03:18 PM #1

I’m considering upgrading my Razer Cynosa Chroma and have two choices in mind but am unsure which is best.
Option 1: Corsair K70 Pro TKL — available at 899 DKK (€120) with shipping.
Option 2: NuPhy Field75 HE — priced at 1,083 DKK (€145.15) with shipping included.
I play mostly casual FPS games like Battlefield and Hell Let Loose, with some CS gaming. A responsive keyboard is important for both gaming and daily tasks.
Both designs appeal to me, and I don’t mind keycap transparency.

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Bowling_Beast
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01-23-2022, 05:55 PM
#2
If we have to pick between the two options mentioned, I’d lean toward the Nuphy. I wouldn’t choose the Corsair due to issues with their iCUE app, software, bloatware, or overall reliability—it’s just my personal take. Everyone has different keyboard preferences and typing habits. I initially considered changing the switches, but they performed well right out of the box. What I did was replace the keycaps.

Additionally, consider tactile switches such as Cherry MX Brown (not Blue, which is clicky) or Cherry MX Red (linear switches), or similar alternatives.
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Bowling_Beast
01-23-2022, 05:55 PM #2

If we have to pick between the two options mentioned, I’d lean toward the Nuphy. I wouldn’t choose the Corsair due to issues with their iCUE app, software, bloatware, or overall reliability—it’s just my personal take. Everyone has different keyboard preferences and typing habits. I initially considered changing the switches, but they performed well right out of the box. What I did was replace the keycaps.

Additionally, consider tactile switches such as Cherry MX Brown (not Blue, which is clicky) or Cherry MX Red (linear switches), or similar alternatives.