LOFREEFlow84 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 75 Percent Rechargeable Wireless Keyboards with Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac OS/White Ghost Linear Switches

I'm used to a full profile mechanical keyboard with clicky switches that I've been using for a few years (a black-bodied, grey and white keycaps Hexgears K735 Redstone with Kailh Box White switches, just an awesome board for typing all day without any fatigue), as well as scissors switches on non-mechanical keyboards like those built into my MacBook Air; and also the switches in the lovely, non mechanical Logitech MX Keys Mini.But there existed a place in my keyboard toolkit for something not as loud or big as my clicky full-size (with numpad) keyboard and not as quiet or small as the Logitech (missed those dedicated Home/End/Pg Up/Pg Dn keys).I had tried a Keychron K10 Pro with brown tactile switches for almost a month, and then the following low profile mechanicals for a couple of weeks: Keychron K3 Pro (brown switches), Nuphy Air75 v1 (brown switches), and the Lofree Flow (both this one, the white with linear switches and the black model with tactile switches).This one, the Lofree Flow white model with linear switches, won me over. It wasn't an immediate win since I've never been a fan of linear switches and the feel is just so different on this keyboard compared to anything else I've tried (whether linear or whatever switches). But after having some real time working with each of the aforementioned keyboards, I realized I like this Lofree so much more than the other options. The keycaps feel so nice, kind of like piano keys. The keyboard action is just so...intriguing...in the nicest sense of that word. And the sound of the keys pressing down is just so lovely - it's quiet enough to not bother people you're on the phone/Zoom with, but gives such a pleasing low-pitched, percussive sound to you as you type (after watching a lot of footage about keyboards, I would say this the sound is BOTH thocky and creamy, like muted marbles).The build quality is solid. There were two YouTube videos I watched that complained about dents on the aluminum bottom plate in the same place for both buyers, but on both the white and black models I received in mid October 2023, those dents didn't exist.The keyboard has a nice weight to it and nice rubber feet so that it doesn't move at all when you type. I thought the lack of adjustable height would be a problem but it isn't for me at all - the typing angle and the low profile keys combine to work out for me. The fact that there's some backlight bleed through the keycaps showing a couple of dots of light per keycap doesn't bother me at all, in fact I like it - very distinctive.Since I generally steer towards clicky or tactile switches, I thought I'd end up liking the black Lofree with tactiles more, but that one just feels wrong to me - kind of heavy to push down on the keys, although it has found the favor of someone else in my household who will probably keep it for themselves.I bought this during Amazon's October 2023 Prime Day event for a really good price - there was a coupon of $34 off the normal price of $169.99 (so $135.99 before tax). I'm really glad I did. Would I have paid full price? I don't know...I've never spent that much on a keyboard...but is it worth the price difference over the other keyboards I tried and returned (the Nuphy was also on sale and the Keychron wasn't, it was $99.99 + tax)? Yes. Because a keyboard is something I use day in, day out, and using this one adds to my computing experience in such a positive way.

I am pretty impressed with this keyboard. It sounds and feels great to type on. It also looks very good. I purchased the white version but wasn't a fan of the linear switches so I purchased the tactile phantom switches and swapped them in and I am much happier.The amount of thock and just overall good mechanical keyboard feel is pretty impressive for a low profile keyboard. I can't get over how good the keyboard feels to type on. Due to straining the ulnar in both of my wrists after getting into mechanical keyboards about 6 months ago I decided to start using low profile keyboards to give my wrists some wrests. This allow me to enjoy a decent mechanical keyboard while putting less strain on the wrist.There are some concerns;- Bluetooth works but is not great. There is a delay in the pressed keys being registered when you've not been typing for a bit keyboard.- There's no Fn lock.- They should seriously offer the ability to swap keycaps no matter what caps you have on your keyboard.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------UPDATE:I change my review to 5 stars from 4 simply because despite the slow bluetooth wakeup time this is hands down the best keyboard i've ever used. I've probably spent $100-$200 on switches for my mechanicals since getting this keyboard and I am always coming back to this one.There is simply nothing on the market that competes with this and for that it deserves the 5 stars. It is also saving my wrist from ulnar wrist pain since I started getting into Mechanicals last year. I actually bought this BECAUSE of the ulnar wrist pain and needing an alternative, now I can't get away from it.

The media could not be loaded. This is an amazing keyboard out the box, the look and feel is very premium. The sound is TOP NOTCH.My only dislike with this keyboard is that the battery life is terrible, also the Bluetooth is 50/50 some days I’m on a good connection (I have an apple MacBook Pro M2) idk what it is but it feels like it struggles to stay connected which is disappointing. I use it daily for work and love it but might look for another keyboard for work and use this for home.

If you look up this keyboard online, particularly Reddit, you'll see plenty of recommendations that this is a direct competitor to that other keyboard with the more colorful keycaps. You know, the company that sends waifu stickers in the box.This is not a competitor to that keyboard. This is a significantly better keyboard.The only worse aspect of this one is that the polling rate is lower, but I'd argue none of us are playing video games to a level where it will ever matter or change any outcome.The typing feel is gorgeous. The weight of the switches is intentional but not fatiguing. The angle could be adjustable, but the default angle is just about right-- I have wrists essentially made of broken glass and they feel great.I have seen people say the keycaps aren't the best, and you can change them to whatever you desire, but I find them to be really nice.