Flow Lite 100 Keys Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, Swappable Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard with 2.4G Receiver, Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac/Specter Linear Switches (Marble)

The media could not be loaded. I love love LOVE this Lofree keyboard! I've always wanted a mechanical keyboard, but held off because my long nails made it difficult to type efficiently on the deep-set keys most models have. I finally decided to do some research and came across this keyboard.I cannot express enough how obsessed I am with typing on this keyboard. It’s comfortable both with and without nails, looks super sleek, feels smooth, and sounds AMAZING. The key presses are satisfyingly clunky without being obnoxious, and my coworkers say it isn’t too loud.The backlighting is bright and works well, but I personally prefer to keep it off. The size of the keyboard is just right. It feels like a standard keyboard you’d pick up at the store, so it’s easy to get used to and comfortable to type on.Battery life is incredible, too. I’ve had it for about 4 months and have only plugged it in twice. Even then, I have never once had it go "red"/be close to dying.The look, feel, functionality, and sound of this keyboard are so good that I want to get the upgraded Flow keyboard (non-lite version) so I can have one at work AND at home!

The media could not be loaded. This is my first ever mechanical keyboard, and I have to say, it's really life changing. I was SO nervous getting it because it is a fairly STEEP price to pay for a keyboard. I was hoping it would have the best sound for me and that it would actually elevate my typing experience since I spend quite a lot of time using a keyboard. Part of my job involves handling ~400 chats weekly. I was getting by with a standard Logitech keyboard that was company-provided and NOTHING to write home about.I watched sooo many reviews for so many keyboards and almost passed on this one multiple times. I'm glad I didn't make that mistake.Build Quality 5/5The feel of it is like nothing else. If Apple were making mechanical keyboards, they would look and sound like this one. I'm a PC/Android girl all day, but you can't deny the premium feeling that Apple products have in their styling and design. This keyboard reminds me of that. I got the Flamingo pink, and it's beautiful. It’s genuinely a peachy pink, like a flamingo. Girly enough to satisfy the aesthetic I like without being over the top. No fingertip smudges or anything despite already dealing with heavy, daily use. It stays perfectly matte.Lighting 4.5/5The shine through, the light coming through the keycaps (especially in low lighting) is so well-done. The lighting modes aren't the best, but there are some amazing patterns and options that you can customize to fit you. I have it on the setting where it lights up then fades after pressing the key. Super luxe. This comes in handy for people in gloomy climates or low-light settings. No RGB, but the shine through keycaps definitely help.Layout 4.5/5Having 100 keys is prime. It's taking some adjusting getting used to the 96% layout versus a full keyboard, but the other bonuses from this keyboard make it so that I don't miss the full keyboard layout AT ALL. Except my big 0 button. Anyone who works with numbers, just understand you're gonna fumble with the tiny 0 for a bit.Weight 5/5Many YouTubers complained about this not having an aluminum base, but I prefer this build. It has some heft, but it's not heavy/clunky. It's slim, lightweight; I can carry it from my office to my living room to my room when I want a change of scenery. Then, you can pack it into your backpack and carry it to a coffee shop, to a friend's for a joint gaming session, etc.Connectivity 4.5/5You can use the 2.4GHz USB or Bluetooth for wireless options. Then they give you a wire for you to use as well. The wire feels like the least thought-out part of this; it’s so flimsy. I also wish it were white or a matching pink for the flamingo version. It’s also not the easiest to insert. I ended up just using my own.Software -100/5The major downside is that the software to make macros that comes with the keyboard is pretty glitchy. It's practically useless. It always talks about needing an upgrade. Well, to upgrade you need to unplug the USB receiver and plug in the cable. This seems ridiculous. It also seems to need an upgrade often. The app version freezes up bad and will not let you do anything (like change the brightness or lighting pattern) until you upgrade. The online version is better. Terrible. A ball and chain on a stunning keyboard.But the keyboard is soo good. All the cons don't even register much because it's SO. NICE. I type ~90-100 wpm, and it feels like I finally have a keyboard that lets me fly.I included a video doing a ~50 wpm typing test and then also a ~90 wpm one, so you can see what it sounds like at different speeds. You can see how easy it is to fly on this thing at the higher speeds. It's perfectly thocky/creamy for those who prefer that.

Above all, this keyboard sounds incredible. In a close second - it feels incredible to type on.It includes 3 different ways to connect different devices - wired, dongle, and Bluetooth. It has windows and Mac function keys, and the battery lasts for a very long time.The lighting only lights up the letters, without bleeding around the keys, and I love that.Only thing I can knock it for is the actual quality of materials. If you tried to bend the keyboard, you probably could. But.. who does that?Great and affordable keyboard

The only keyboard you will ever need. I had been searching and searching, buying and returning keyboards on Amazon until I found this one. Really happy with how buttery the keys are and how smooth and creamy the whole keyboard feels overall. It’s also pretty quiet and not clicky-clack. It’s very solid, feels like good quality and I think the price is worth it. I won’t need another keyboard for a really long time. Very happy!

Held up well over the last few months of both wired and wireless use.Looks great but does need to get wiped down often as the keycaps do pick up oils and dirt.I had a epomaker rt100 before this and the lofree is a definite upgrade in terms of build quality and reliability, for a similar price.There is a glitch where the keyboard sends random key-presses when you switch the keyboard to wired-mode and then plug in the wire. So, make sure you plug-in first and then switch the mode.Wireless has worked great with no problems.Build quality is great and the sound of keystrokes was good out of the box.