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 (Flamingo)

Love this slim low profile board! Very quiet and perfect for work in a library or on campus. Great price for a quiet gasket fit mech board too. Build quality is light but sturdy. Enjoy the rotary vertical knob for volume control. Looks great and feels great to use too. Quickly connects to my android tablet too. Bought it after my NuPhy Air v3 was lost in the post and I think it's just a better board than the nuphy with no software issues at all

Sleek, quiet, and satisfying to type on! This keyboard feels amazing to use. The low-profile keys are super smooth and have that perfect mechanical “click” without being too loud. I love the clacks! It’s compact but still has everything I need, and the backlighting makes it look really clean on my desk setup. I switched from a bulky full-size keyboard and this one feels so much faster and lighter. Highly recommend if you like a premium feel without the noise.

Update - Original Keyboard replaced, it was defective. The replacment keyboard's MAC function keys all work properly, Command Option and Control. This keyboard also will connect to the online key mapping tool and allows mapping. Still seem to need the FN key held for the F1 row keys to provide Mac Quick key functions. Now the keyboard is usable for my MAC. Typing is easy, low effort and short stroke. A good upgrade from scissor keys, but not full on mechanical experience. Seems like a good middle ground. I am now satisfied with my purchase. I will only briefly comment on the typing experience with this keyboard as I did not use it for very long. The key height is low and the keys take little pressure. To use the MAC function in place of default F1 key, the FN key must be held. The left command key did not provide a command function, so left CMD space did not bring up spotlight for example. The right cmd key did work. The Lowfree online keyboard mapping tool would not work in safari, but it did with MS Edge. Unfortunately, the actual mapper did not do anything and repeatedly would bring up a window that is was going to be reset to the factory settings. Simply the mapper did not work. Thank goodness for Amazon returns as it is going back.

I love this keyboard I have it for a while now battery life is amazing, quality is on point it’s a little expensive but it’s worth it and the sound is nice as well sound kinda creamy but quiet on my video it sound exaggerated but I’m just pushing the keycaps It looks very aesthetic this is the off white color.

Great keyboard that sounds amazing. The backlight lets me see easily when I'm working in low light and the size is perfect for me. The only thing I think it is missing is a function lock button.

This keyboard sounds creamy and smooth despite its low profile. Very happy with my purchase after deliberating on this for over a year.

Solid, quality low pro keyboard. Great footprint and features for a work or home use case. The battery has a bit less life to it than expected, but overall can last about a week of daily work use purely on wireless with backlight at near full brightness. Functionally, keys feel good, somewhat thocky and good sounding for being low pro, and the spector linear switches feel great. Perhaps a tad pricey at full price. But I believe it regularly gets discounts and sale prices which makes its value much better. Sounds and feels almost as good as some all metal body low pro keyboards I have tried before!

I've been interested in low profile keyboards for a while, but they've been generally bad for so long I was always hesitant to try one out. Lofree started making big waves in the scene as the "go-to" recommendation in the community, so it only made sense that if I were to try my first one, it would be from this brand. I decided it was time to make the jump after switching to a keyboard tray, and I needed something smaller that wouldn't need a wrist rest. After using this keyboard for the last month or so, I can see why people swear by them. First things first, if you're a long time MX profile keeb guy like me, it'll take a bit to get used to this. You basically have to put your brain into "laptop" mode since that's roughly where the keys are positioned. That'll help you with the positioning of the keys, but the travel distance is something that's unique to this form factor. I would say it's somewhere in between what you find in Macbooks or Dells and a full-size mx keyboard. The build itself feels good, and while it's mostly plastic, there's some weight to it. That helps give it at least a little stability once you place it on a surface. The keycaps also feel quite nice for the price point. There's almost like a satin texture to the keys. To my fingers, the weight of the switches is more similar to a gat yellow. It's very smooth and I have no desire to lube these up any more than the way they come. Time will tell if I will need to reapply. Lastly, the sound of these is quite surprising for the package. The tone of the thock is almost on par with some of my custom builds that are 2-3x the price.