The NuPhy Field75 has excellent build quality. The chassis is plastic but feels quite sturdy, with only minimal flexing. Several pieces are metal, including the interior plate, control knobs, scroll wheel, and the handle on the left side. The switches and stabilizers are pre-lubed from the factory, and the keycaps are high-quality doubleshot PBT.
Five rubber strips underneath the board do a great job at keeping the board in place while you type, and there are rubber feet on the bottom of the incline feet.
NuPhy has also included layers of sound-dampening Poron and IXPE foam inside the keyboard case, and the spacebar uses what NuPhy calls a ‘GhostBar,’ a sound-suppressing keycap that’s fitted with polycarbonate and silicone-dampening materials to eliminate the hollow sound many other spacebars make.
