Flow Lite 84 Keys Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Swappable Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard with 2.4G Receiver, Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac/ Specter Linear Switches (Marble)

As someone who enjoys mechanical keyboards for work and isn't as worried about gaming and rgb, this keyboard met and exceeded my expectations. My current daily driver is the Nuphy Air96 V2 and I was torn between this Lofree and upgrading to the Nuphy Air75 V3. Two reasons I ended up going with the Lofree...price and switches. I've never had Kalih switches before and I've heard that their low profiles are better than the Gateron that Nuphy uses. I've really been chasing that creamy, thocky sound and my Nuphy wisteria low-profile switches were too loud, almost clacky, and too light for this tactile-lover. Some thoughts so far: > I do like the size, much more travel-friendly than the 96, but may end up getting an external numpad. > Switching between 2.4 and wired is so fast, no lag like I experience with my Air96. > Switches. The Specter switches are deep, creamy and thocky and I love them. If you type hard then they will start to sound louder and more clacky so go easy. It's even a nice sound with the larger keys. The spacebar isn't all of sudden super loud or clicky compared to the other keys, for example. > If you need rgb and all the 400 different settings that go with that, this will be a disappointment. These are shine through keycaps with white light only and that's more than enough for me. There are literally 3 settings, Off/On/Pulse. > The type on the kepcaps is very small but I like the gray contrast with the pink when the lights are off. I feel ike the keycaps themselves are smaller than my Nuphy which could take some getting used to or might be something someone with larger fingers can't get around. I also wish the bumps on the F and J keys were a little more pronounced. > I love that more keyboard companies are realizing that Mac users are here too so I appreciate when there is an F row with the legends and the Mac keys like Command and Option. This keyboard doubles up Win and Mac on those secondary keys but if someone is switching between a work PC and personal macbook, that works really well. > I appreciate that the knob is useful and not taking up a ton of space on an already small keyboard. Being flush with the board also makes me less nervous to toss this in my bag since I don't have to worry about the knob getting caught on anything or coming off altogether. > There is only one set of feet, compared to my 3 heights on my Air96 and because this is thinner than my Nuphy, this board was LOW when it was completely flat. I almost sent it back because of that but the little feet are better than nothing and it's probably more ergonomically correct to not have the board at an angle. Clearly, I like typing on this keyboard because this review is entirely too long!

I've used dozens of keyboards over the last 10 years. Logitech, Razer, Nuphy, Apple, Keychron, etc. This one is by far the best, at least for typing. It feels soooo good. I don't know what it is, but I can type so damn fast with this keyboard. And again, it FEELS really good. The switches sound pleasant. Not obnoxiously loud, but also not dead quiet, so good for public spaces. Connected immediately to my Samsung laptop via Bluetooth. It takes one of two key presses to wake up the keyboard, which is normal. The battery life is INSANE. I've been using it for almost a year without charging it (no LEDS/lights on). For the price, you literally can't beat this!

This keyboard is great to type on I have a few full sized mechanical keyboards but wanted to take something smaller around the house / bag. I just need a volume knob there very few options. I think people recommend the Nuphy but just didn't like the sound of that. I have an older compact Keychron K3 Ultra-Slim v2 before they had USB and removable switches. It is not a good typing experience. I have full sized Keychron keyboard I all like them just fine. However the compact switches on the Ultra Slim I have are very heavy to push even though they are linear mechanical browns. I didn't want to get another Keychron as I am really annoyed with the Bluetooth connectivity speed and cost. This is a great typing experience. Look at some Youtube comparisons you will find many. I really love the typing sound , feel, and the keys are where I expect them to be. I really like low profile keyboards and am really happy with this. The bluetooth and USB 2.4 ghz dongle work well. I think this is going to be great for gaming. I think this is the endgame low profile keyboard. The Knob is great for volume control I am not going without that not using volume FN keys. Typing Sounds / feels great as is. And Lowfree has a ton of (expensive) switches to customize. The keycaps are of course customizable as you like. Only wish the North facing lip was smaller.

Great looking, feels and sounds great - but mechanically very flawed. Im on my second return of this keyboard which died exactly the same way as the first one. The first one died about 3 weeks after owning. It refused to wake up from sleep and was fully charged so I know its not the battery. I tried resetting it based on the instructions online, no luck. Plugging it in with a usb cable did nothing. The second board died after a week of use. Same exact way. Although this time the bluetooth randomly decided to forget all of its devices so I had to reconnect everything. 3 days later - dead. I also noticed the bluetooth chip is slower to connect after coming out of sleep compared to basic cheap Logitech keyboards... Cant recommend this keyboard. Not going to try it a third time, sorry. I wanted to like it but there is some serious problems inside.

This keyboard is very good, besides for one minor con. It’s very ergonomic and comfortable, and has feet to adjust the typing height. It appears to be high quality and looks very good in person. One little issue I had with it was connecting the keyboard using the wireless USB port. It took me a couple of minutes to connect it to the computer despite me following the instructions. It did eventually connect, it was definitely a journey. The sound is amazing, with a very creamy distinct click.

Pros: * Creamy thocky sound without being too loud * Makes my ears happy * Low resistance, low travel keys = low finger fatigue * Keys feel good and easy to type on * Understated design, would go thankfully unnoticed if I used it at work * Supports 5 connected devices: 3 bluetooth, a 2.4ghz, a wired. Easily switch among them. Cons: * Not the biggest battery * No RGB, plain and simple aesthetic * Subtle brightness on shine-through keys * No fun artistic colorways, like cat, cyberpunk, cherry blossom themes etc.. * Aftermarket lowprofile keycaps have hardly any options for customization I'm coming from a Razer Hunstman v2 I used for years. It's an optical keyboard, very modern technology, wonderful for competitive gaming. But this LoFree is a more satisfying functional keyboard for every day use outside Overwatch. I usually don't write reviews, but I really do genuinely like it. Would buy again.

LOVE this keyboard, my old flat keyboard hurt my thumbs to type, this one is fantastic, and the best of all is it lights up so you can see what you are typing at night, or where to put your hands. I am very happy with it and I figured out all by myself how to pair it with my iPad. and my hands are happy!

Love this keyboard. I had a full size keychron that I was using for work - I loved the sound but it was a little too loud for the office environment. This lofree is so much better - it has such a satisfying sound. Definitely not "silent" but it would be acceptable for all but the most strict office environments. The keys and sounds are soft and pleasing to the ear. The design is really sleek. If you work in a low light environment, the shine through keys look really great at night. The shine through doesn't look very good in a bright environment so I usually have them off - which helps with battery life anyways. My one gripe is the bluetooth. I mostly use mine at my desk where I can use the 2.4 Ghz dongle, but if you will be using bluetooth frequently, the auto shutoff is on a short timer and can't be changed. Again, not an issue when running off the dongle or wired - but can be annoying for bluetooth users.

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I’ve used one too many mech keyboards. But this one stands out and is special. The low profile aspect is great and it’s a pleasure to type on. If you’re thinking of getting it, pull the trigger.

Update: About 6 months after I got it, my Flow Lite 84 keyboard began randomly shutting off regardless of battery level. I contacted Lofree about it and there was a little bit of back-and-forth (they asked me to reset it, then when that didn't help they asked me to record a video of it happening) but once they had proof the problem was real they quickly arranged a replacement. Original review: My old keyboard was perfectly okay, there was nothing really wrong with it, I have no excuse: I wasted money on this for not good reason. This is the best keyboard I've ever used. My only complaint is I wish there was a small gap between the number keys and the F-keys instead of ~3/4 of a inch of useless blank plastic above the F-keys. It's a pleasure to type on even though I'm used to tactile keys and these are linear. There's just the right amount of resistance. Super super quiet keystrokes, and the actuation feels like typing on a cloud. There's ZERO delay turning back on when it's gone to sleep, at least with the dongle - it's not like a lot of cheaper keyboards where it misses the first few keystrokes every time it wakes up. I haven't checked to see if there's any issues using Bluetooth.

La suggerisco a tutti per un utilizzo desktop a causa della poca durata della batteria

Estoy encantadisimo con el teclado, suena genial, el cambio entre dispositivos va perfecto. El unico pero que le pondria, es que cuando se desconecta por inactividad, tarda demasiado en volver a conectarse