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  1. Table of Contents
  2. Top
  3. Main Differences
  4. Design
    1. Dimensions
    2. Build Quality
    3. Ergonomics
    4. Hardware Customizability
    5. Backlight Features
    6. Backlight Clarity
    7. Cable & Connector
    8. Wireless Versatility
    9. Macro Keys And Programming
    10. Extra Features
    11. In The Box
  5. Typing Experience
    1. Typing Quality
    2. Typing Noise
    3. Switches
    4. Keystrokes
  6. Performance
    1. Single-Key Latency
    2. Multi-Key Latency
    3. Data Transmission
    4. Chord Split
  7. Software and Operating System
    1. Configuration Software
    2. Computer Compatibility
    3. Wireless Mobile Compatibility
  8. Comments

Epomaker TH80 Pro vs NuPhy Field75

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

Epomaker TH80 Pro
NuPhy Field75

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Epomaker TH80 Pro Picture
NuPhy Field75 Picture
ConnectivityWireless
Size
Compact (75%)
Switch Type
Mechanical
N-Key Rollover (NKRO)
Yes
Hot-Swappable Switches
Yes
ConnectivityWireless
Size
Compact (75%)
Switch Type
Mechanical
N-Key Rollover (NKRO)
Yes
Hot-Swappable Switches
Yes
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Variants

  • TH66 Pro (Monet - 65%)
  • TH80 Pro (Monet - 75%)
  • TH66 Pro (Theory - 65%)
  • TH80 Pro (Theory - 75%)
  • Field75 (Electro)
  • Field75 (Ethereal)
  • Field75 (Gravity)
  • Field75 (Noether)

Review

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See NuPhy Field75 Review
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Our Verdict

Epomaker TH80 Pro

NuPhy Field75

The NuPhy Field75 and the Epomaker TH80 Pro are wireless mechanical keyboards. The NuPhy is more gaming-focused, with significantly better latency performance. The NuPhy also has layers of internal sound-dampening material, dedicated macro keys, and additional control knobs which the Epomaker lacks. On the other hand, the Epomaker configuration software is available for Windows and macOS, while the NuPhy only has software available for Windows.

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Monet - 65%
TH66 Pro
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Electro
Field75
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Monet - 75%
TH80 Pro
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Ethereal
Field75
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Theory - 65%
TH66 Pro
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Gravity
Field75
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Theory - 75%
TH80 Pro
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Noether
Field75
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Main Differences for
Gaming

Threshold 

0.10

Gaming 

7.7
8.5

Single-Key Latency 
 

7.7
9.1

Multi-Key Latency 
 

7.2
8.7

Full Comparison

Design

Dimensions 
 

Top Picture  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Top Picture
NuPhy Field75 Top Picture

Size 
 

Compact (75%)
Compact (75%)

Height 
 

1.7" (4.3 cm)
1.6" (4.0 cm)

Width  

12.8" (32.4 cm)
14.6" (37.2 cm)

Depth 
 

5.4" (13.6 cm)
5.6" (14.2 cm)

Depth With Wrist Rest 
 

N/A
8.7" (22.2 cm)

Weight 
 

2.69 lbs (1.222 kg)
2.88 lbs (1.306 kg)
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Build Quality 
 

8.0
8.5

Build Quality Close Up  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Build Quality Close Up
NuPhy Field75 Build Quality Close Up

Keycap Material  

PBT
PBT
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Ergonomics 
 

6.0
6.0

Side Picture  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Side Picture
NuPhy Field75 Side Picture

Curved/Angled 
 

No
No

Split Keyboard 
 

No
No

Key Alignment 
 

Staggered
Staggered

Minimum Incline 
 

5°
3.5°

Medium Incline 
 

9.5°
N/A

Maximum Incline 
 

11.5°
8.5°

Home Row Height 
 

29.0 mm (1.1")
33.0 mm (1.3")
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Hardware Customizability 
 

9.4
8.7

Customizability Overview  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Customizability Overview
NuPhy Field75 Customizability Overview

Replaceable Cherry Stabilizers 
 

Yes
Yes

Stabilizer Fixation 
 

Plate-Mounted
Plate-Mounted

Spacebar Stabilizer Size 
 

6.25u
6.25u

Size Of Right Mod Keys 
 

1u
1u

Hot-Swappable Switches 
 

Yes
Yes

Switch Stem Shape 
 

Cherry MX Style
Cherry MX Style

Switch PCB Socket 
 

5-pin Cherry
5-pin Cherry

North-Facing Cherry MX Interference 
 

No
Yes
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Backlight Features 
 

10
10

Backlighting Picture  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Backlighting Picture
NuPhy Field75 Backlighting Picture

Brightness Max  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Brightness Max
NuPhy Field75 Brightness Max

Backlighting  

Yes
Yes

Brightness Min  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Brightness Min
NuPhy Field75 Brightness Min

RGB 
 

Yes
Yes

Per-Key Backlighting 
 

Yes
Yes

Effects 
 

Yes
Yes

Software Controllable 
 

Yes
Yes
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Backlight Clarity 
 

4.0
4.0

White Shot  

Epomaker TH80 Pro White Shot
NuPhy Field75 White Shot
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Cable & Connector  

Connectivity  

Wireless
Wireless

Detachable 
 

Yes (Wired Mode and Charge)
Yes (Wired Mode and Charge)

Length  

4.9 ft (1.5 m)
4.9 ft (1.5 m)

Connector (Keyboard side) 
 

USB type-C
USB type-C
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Wireless Versatility 
 

10
10

Bluetooth 
 

Yes
Yes

Bluetooth Multi-Device Pairing 
 

3
3

Proprietary Receiver 
 

Yes
Yes

Battery Type 
 

Rechargeable
Rechargeable
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Macro Keys And Programming 
 

4.0
7.6

Dedicated Macro Keys Count  

0
8

Onboard Macro Programming 
 

No
No

Macro Programming With Software 
 

Yes
Yes
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Extra Features 
 

Extra Features  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Extra Features
NuPhy Field75 Extra Features

Media Keys 
 

Non-Dedicated
Non-Dedicated

Trackpad / Trackball  

No
No

Scroll Wheel 
 

No
Yes

Control Knob 
 

Yes
Yes

USB Passthrough 
 

No
Yes

Numpad  

No
No

Windows Key Lock 
 

Yes
Yes

Lock Indicator  

No Indicator
Caps & Scroll Lock
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In The Box  

Bundle Picture  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Bundle Picture
NuPhy Field75 Bundle Picture
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Typing Experience

Typing Quality 
 

8.0
8.5

Key Spacing 
 

19.0 mm (0.748")
19.0 mm (0.748")
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Typing Noise 
 

7.2
8.5

Typing Sample  

Average Loudness 
 

54.0 dBA
47.9 dBA

High Pitch Clicks 
 

No
No
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Switches 
 

Wobble Video  

Switch Name 
 

EPOMAKER Flamingo
NuPhy Polaris

Switch Type 
 

Mechanical
Mechanical

Feel 
 

Linear
Linear

Analog 
 

No
No
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Keystrokes 
 

Key Switch Actuation Graph  

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See details on graph tool

Operating Force 
 

42 gf
42 gf

Actuation Force 
 

42 gf
41 gf

Pre-Travel 
 

1.8 mm
1.6 mm

Total Travel 
 

3.5 mm
3.3 mm
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Performance

Single-Key Latency 
 

7.7
9.1

Single-Key Latency Graph  

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See details on graph tool

Best Connection 
 

10.7 ms
2.8 ms

Best Connection Std Dev  

±3.6 ms
±0.6 ms

Wired 
 

10.7 ms
2.8 ms

Receiver 
 

16.4 ms
3.1 ms

Bluetooth 
 

29.6 ms
14.3 ms

PCB (Estimated) 
 

9.2 ms
1.4 ms
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Multi-Key Latency 
 

7.2
8.7

Latency Video  

Multi-Key Latency Graph  

See details on graph tool
See details on graph tool

Connection Evaluated  

Receiver
Receiver

Key Press 
 

17.1 ms
3.1 ms

Key Release 
 

19.6 ms
17.4 ms

Data Transmission 
 

7.5
8.7

Multi-Key Raw USB  

Epomaker TH80 Pro Multi-Key Raw USB
NuPhy Field75 Multi-Key Raw USB

Connection Evaluated  

Receiver
Receiver

USB Polling Rate 
 

1,000 Hz
1,000 Hz

Effective Update Rate 
 

250 Hz
1,000 Hz

N-Key Rollover (NKRO) 
 

Yes
Yes

Multiple Keys Per USB Report 
 

Yes
Yes
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Chord Split 
 

7.8
8.0

Chord Split Graph  

See details on graph tool
See details on graph tool

4 Chord Split Delay 
 

5.3 ms
5.6 ms

8 Chord Split Delay 
 

15.0 ms
10.8 ms
Software and Operating System

Configuration Software 
 

Software Tour  

Software Name  

EPOMAKER Driver
Field Console

Software Windows Compatible 
 

Yes
Yes

Software macOS Compatible 
 

Yes
No

Onboard Memory 
 

Yes
Yes

Profiles 
 

6+
6+
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Computer Compatibility 
 

10
10

Windows 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

macOS 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

Linux (Ubuntu 22) 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

Media Key Compatibility 
 

Windows, MacOS & Linux
Windows, MacOS & Linux
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Wireless Mobile Compatibility 
 

10
10

Android 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

iOS 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

iPadOS 
 

Fully Compatible
Fully Compatible

Media Key Compatibility 
 

Android, iPhone & iPad
Android, iPhone & iPad
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Check Price

Monet - 65%
TH66 Pro
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Electro
Field75
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Monet - 75%
TH80 Pro
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Amazon.com
Ethereal
Field75
SEARCH
Amazon.com
Theory - 65%
TH66 Pro
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Amazon.com
Gravity
Field75
SEARCH
Amazon.com
Theory - 75%
TH80 Pro
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Amazon.com
Noether
Field75
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NuPhy Field75

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