On October 23, 2024, at 19:00, Sanyo Godo Kaisha, distributor of NuPhy and Lofree in Japan, updated their respective official accounts to announce the details of their exhibit at Tenkey Vol. 7, which will be held on November 4, 2024.
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NuPhy Japan Exhibit Details


NuPhy Japan is going to start selling the low-profile keycaps announced on the official website on September 11, 2024.
The lineup includes the standard colors White on Black and Black on White for low-profile keycaps compatible with the NOS /AiR series.
As for low-profile mechanical keyboards, although they are very popular in the homebrew keyboard community, there are not many variations of replacement keycaps.
It is probably fresh in your mind that this product was released amidst such a situation, and immediately after its release, it became a very hot topic of conversation.
No announcement has been made at this time regarding the selling price in Japan.

Lofree Japan Exhibit Details

In addition to the existing low-profile keyswitches “Ghost” and “Phantom,” Lofree Japan may possibly sell “Specter” and “Hades,” which were announced together with Lofree Flow Lite.
The “Specter” and “Hades” are still the most notable.
It features 40gf, which is lighter than Ghost’s pressing pressure, and is highly recommended for those who thought Ghost was “heavy”.
As for Specter in particular, we expect it to be popular in Japan because of its light typing feel while maintaining a dead-on typing sound.
Hades also has very quiet keyswitches, so it is a good idea to compare them to the DeepSea Silent Pro, which is available ahead of the Hades.


