The NuPhy Halo65 keyboard has some pretty neat connectivity options. From what we found in the manufacturer's product description, it offers tri-mode connectivity.
Basically, you can hook it up to your devices using a wired connection, Bluetooth, or a 2.4G wireless connection. This is super handy for when you're switching between different devices, whether you're Team Mac or Team Windows.
While it doesn't come with dedicated Mac shortcut keys, don't worry—it's compatible with both Mac and Windows. Plus, you have the flexibility to customize the layout however you want. The keyboard is hot-swappable, and you can play around with the RGB backlighting to fit your style. If you like tinkering, NuPhy’s software lets you create macros or remap keys, giving you more control over your setup.
Now, a heads-up: our research suggests that while the keyboard works well with Macs, getting the most out of its features might take a bit more effort. Especially when setting up things like custom macros through the NuPhy Console.
On macOS, this might mean dealing with some extra software or tools that are a bit more straightforward on Windows.
Despite a few challenges, the Halo65 seems to be a solid pick for its sleek design and performance on Macs, whether you're working or gaming. It offers a good mix of adaptability and style, according to our data.
