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NuPhy Marks One Year of Node 75 With 11 Free Braun T3-Inspired Keycaps

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Key takeaways

  • NuPhy is releasing 11 Limited Edition Node Control T3 specialty keycaps to mark one year of the Node 75 and Node 100 keyboards.
  • The Node 75 costs $99 and connects over Bluetooth, USB-C and 2.4GHz RF, with high- or low-profile switches.
  • The Node design draws on the Braun T3 pocket transistor radio, designed in 1958 by Dieter Rams with the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm.

NuPhy is releasing 11 Limited Edition Node Control T3 specialty keycaps alongside its Node 75 mechanical keyboard, which is priced at $99 and available in three colorways with high- or low-profile switches. Forbes reported the keycaps are included with each order for a limited time.

NuPhy's Node 75 and the Braun T3 Keycaps

The Node 75 is a compact 75% keyboard with a USA ANSI layout. It connects over Bluetooth, USB-C and 2.4GHz RF, and its customizable touch bar responds to single taps, double taps and sliding gestures for controlling volume or screen brightness. A gasket-mounted PCB absorbs impact and reduces vibration, and two kickstands offer three typing angles.

NuPhy recommends the high-profile version for a classic mechanical feel and the low-profile option for portable, quiet use in lectures or libraries. A full battery charge delivers up to 1,000 hours in low-power mode, and built-in energy-saving settings turn off the RGB LEDs after a few seconds of inactivity. Switch options include high-profile Red Max, Brown Max and Blush Max, or low-profile Red Nano, Brown Nano and Blush Nano, in Ink Gray, Light Pink and Lunar White colorways.

The keycaps reflect the Node's inspiration: the 1958 Braun T3 pocket transistor radio, designed by Dieter Rams in collaboration with the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm. The T3 used a rectangular plastic housing, a circular tuning dial and a perforated speaker grille, and its dot pattern became a core element of the Node keyboards' visual language. "The Limited Edition Node Control T3 specialty keycaps won't appeal to everyone but for anyone who admires classic design of the 20th century, will appreciate the minimalist late-1950s look that Dieter Rams managed to create," Mark Sparrow wrote in Forbes.

NuPhy's Product Records at akta.pro

According to akta.pro company records, NuPhy launched the Node Series in 2025 in low-profile and high-profile variants with OLED interaction, gasket mount and tri-mode connectivity, broadening its mid-range portfolio. The same records list a March 2026 release of the third-generation Air V3 series, with semi-aluminum construction, hot-swap sockets and up to 1,200-hour battery life, and a 2025 WH80 gaming keyboard with an 8KHz polling rate, 0.1ms latency, Hall Effect magnetic switches and a 500+ hour battery. NuPhy's catalog spans 228 products, and its profile lists one funding round, a December 2019 equity crowdfunding of $129,436.

Keyboard Launches From Clicks, Epomaker and Logitech

Clicks Technology launched the Clicks Power Keyboard and the Clicks Communicator, an Android 17 device with a small screen and QWERTY keyboard, on October 16, 2026, Android Central reported. Epomaker showcased keyboards, mice and headsets at Booth 1CON-006 during the Hong Kong Electronics Fair 2026 (Autumn Edition) from October 13 to 16, including the RT Series with interchangeable screens and the TMR-sensing HE Series, FinancialContent Business Page reported. Logitech launched its Logi Options+ app for Googlebook on October 8, 2026, enabling control of its keyboards and wireless mice on Android, 9to5Google reported.

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