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 (Flamingo)

I never thought a keyboard could completely change how I feel about my workday, but this mechanical board is a game-changer. It looks sleek on my desk, types like a dream, and honestly makes me excited to type. Specter Linear Switches: The typing feel is butter-smooth and remarkably satisfying. It has a rich, quiet "thock" without being loud enough to disturb anyone on a Zoom call or in the house. Low-Profile & Ergonomic: The lower height means I don't need a wrist rest to type comfortably all day. Plus, the compact 100-key layout keeps the number pad without eating up my whole desk! Seamless Connectivity: Switching between Bluetooth, the 2.4G dongle, and wired mode is quick and reliable. Zero lag when typing quickly. Aesthetic: The white gives off a clean, premium, retro-modern vibe that elevates my desk setup. Whether you're working on Windows or Mac, if you want a buttery-smooth, incredibly comfortable typing experience that brings a little joy back to the daily grind, this is worth every single penny.

I absolutely LOVE this LOFREE Flow Lite 100 keyboard. [ T H E F E E L ] The keys with the Specter switches are the creamiest and thockiest! I play a lot of typing games on Steam (both Mac and Win) and this keyboard is the absolute best. I thought I would need time to adapt from my 2007, wired Apple keyboard, but the molded-style PBT keys and overall low profile (with the little kickstand out) are perfect for my accuracy and ergonomics. I don't even have to use a wrist rest. I'm also thankful for the full numpad, which was the deciding factor (alongside the cute, pink color!) between this and other low-pro keyboards. The gold-tone, metal volume button is also feels smooth and satisfying to use. [ C O N N E C T I V I T Y ] The keyboard connected to my Macbook Air immediately without a problem. Changing between Mac and Win layouts has worked flawlessly. The hitch was that I couldn't use the keyboard software or web portal to change keybinds. Luckily, all the secondary functions on my top row worked with my Mac without a problem. [ B A T T E R Y L I F E ] I keep the glowing keyboard light on most of the time; it's soft and unobtrusive. The keyboard times out if I'm not using it after a few minutes and reconnects without a hitch. The little button on top side of the keyboard is easy to toggle if I want to save on battery life too. I need to charge this keyboard every two-to-three weeks if I keep the backlight on. [ O V E R A L L ] This keyboard works and feels great right out of the box. The mid-tier price point for this style mechanical keyboard and functionality a great value for the money. I wish this keyboard included a matching pink charging cable instead of the gray one, but my LOFREE Pudding mouse included the matching pink charging cable, so no complaints.

This keyboard is amazing. I am no tech pro, so I will not into the technical features. This is my first non-basic keyboard. The feel while typing is amazing, extremely responsive. Your fingers just glide over the keys, barely any pressing needed. The sound is very calming! I will only deduct a few points because some keys are not in the correct spot like @ and " have been swapped so when you press @ the " is typed on screen. And vice versa. but I know them from memory at least. Also the number pad zero is so small I just cannot get used to so I cannot type numbers without looking at the keyboard for now. Hope it gets better with time

I had my eye on this keyboard for awhile before I finally purchased it. I am very glad I did! I am not someone who frequently uses a wireless connection, but this device was simple to set up to blutooth on multiple devices. It is super light and easy to tote around as well. I am absolutely in love with the typing feel and sound. I have only recently gotten into low profile keyboards and this is probably my favorite as fas as looks, feeling, and sound. I especially enjoy how solid all the keys sound and feel, versus some plastic keyboards where the spacebar can be "clacky" sounding and disrupt the delicious sounds of typing when you are into a heavy writing session (iykyk). The volume roller is a fun, and unique, addition I enjoy. I personally do not have any issues with the more condensed layout of this 100-key device. Some folks have said the small 0 key causes issues, but I have not had any problems. Wanted to call this out in case you are also on a request for a full-size mechancial keyboard - this may be an issue for your personal preferences. My only making this only 4 of out 5 stars is that, even wired, it frequently seems to have some sort of connection issue. I frequently lose connection to my device and/or a key goes rogue and eeeeeeeeeeeee across the screen. I occassionally experience this with my other keyboards, but this one in particluar seems to fall prey to that. This could very well be a main device issue, but I'm pointing it out here just in case. It isn't enough of a pain point to not enjoy this really beautiful keyboard.

Very nice and creamy sound out of the box. The color happens to be my favorite shade of pink as well. I had a very specific set of requirements for a keyboard - custom, low profile, chassis that doesn't expose switches, pink, with backlit keycaps. For years, I imagined no one would make something like this, let alone for only $99. It really checks all my boxes. Only complaint is that the cable is some random grey color and not matched to the color keyboard you pick.

I bought the Lofree Flow Lite 100 Keys Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard after watching several YouTubers enthusiastically endorse it, but I've learned the hard way not to trust keyboard experts who love anime cat themed keyboards most of all and who never review keyboards objectively. The Flow Lite is not a cheap keyboard regardless of people trying to gaslight you, especially considering its build quality. It is a nice, compact, thin, illuminated keyboard which includes all keys that are most vital for work but are often dropped or relegated to fn+ status, namely home, end, page up/down, delete and print screen. The key legends are clean and the shine through illumination is even and crisp across nearly every key. The very light typing experience is pleasant, but there are other keyboards in this price range or even cheaper that are as good or even better. The typing sound is good but nothing spectacular. The plastic build quality is good but there are many keyboards as good or better in this price range. The scrollwheel works well but it is stiff and requires a lot of force to click it to mute the audio. Lofree does not include a dust cover like nearly all other mechanical keyboards do nowadays. A bag or case would be appreciated since a big advantage of the keyboard is its portability. However, the keyboard has atrocious latency, at least via Bluetooth, once it falls asleep after a few minutes. I can type an entire word before the keyboard becomes responsive again, which is weird and unacceptable. How a keyboard reviewer could not mention the keyboard's extremely bad wakeup latency suggests that Lofree has somehow established very favorable relationships with reviewers. With its egregious latencies, worse than any other wireless keyboard I have ever used, Lofree should at least implement a proximity sensor to keep the keyboard from falling into deep sleep so frequently and to wake it up when your hands come near it. As it is right now, RK, Epomaker, Kzzi, Hexgears, Aula and others make mechanical illuminated wireless keyboards as good or better than the Lofree with more features like RGB lighting and integrated displays, while none of them have the horrible wakeup latency.

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!

I’ve been using this keyboard for almost a year now and it has never let me down. I hardly ever have to charge it, it sounds very nice, and overall just a nice and well built keyboard. I was originally using it for work but decided to bring it home because I didn’t want anyone else to mess it up for when people fill in for me lol! That’s how much I have loved it. I will definitely be purchasing more items from this company.

Good product.

can’t believe the white one is 30$ more expensive than the pink. but anyhoo - I LOVE IT. The tactile feel - not that noisy compared to my other keyboard build with a yellow gateron switch. so compact, not that heavy and si pretty 😍 plus delivery was crazy fast

打ち心地最高です。もう一生このキーボード使うんじゃないかな。。

Le clavier est de très bonne qualité. Il n'est pas très bruyant comparé à d'autres clavier mécaniques, mais il était encore trop bruyant pour mon usage, alors j'ai remplacé les switchs par les Hades et maintenant il est extrêmement silencieux. Je l'utilise tous les jours pour le travail et j'en suis vraiment satisfaite. Le seul défaut, c'est qu'il n'est pas en format ISO. Je m'était dit que les noms des touches ne sont pas très importantes, puisque je les connais par cœur. Mais dans le format ISO, il y a une touche supplémentaire, la touche "<" et ">" à coté de Shift. J'ai du créer un layout custom pour mettre ces caractères sur Algr+W et Algr+X, mais c'est pas idéal.

Nachdem ich nun mehrere mechanische Tastaturen getestet habe und den ausgezeichneten Service von Amazon genießen konnte, fühle ich mich gezwungen Amazon mit einer Rezension zu entschädigen. Den Anfang hat eine Nuphy Air96 V2 mit den Moos-Switches gemacht. Zweifelsohne eine sehr schöne, qualitativ hochwertige und gut beschreibbare mechanische Tastatur. Näheres kann man in meiner Rezension zur Tastatur entnehmen. Doch dann sah ich einige Test über einen mir vorher noch nicht bekannten Hersteller und war hin und her gerissen diese zu testen. Die Lofree Flow 100 und Flow 100 Lite kamen ins Spiel. Den Anfang machte das "alte" Modell. Die Flow 100. Auch hierzu verfasse ich den kommenden Tagen noch eine separate Rezension. Das Auspacken machte hier schon spaß. Alles wirkte sehr premium und durch sein hohes Gewicht sehr wertig. Die Tastatur ist qualitativ auf sehr hohem Niveau und kommt sehr minimalistisch daher. Schon etwas anderes als die Nuphy, durch die farblich gestalteten Keycaps. Vom Design konnte ich mich zuerst eher mit der Nuphy identifizieren. Doch dann ging es ans Schreiben. Und... wow... Hier erwartet einem etwas vollkommen anderes, etwas Neues. Die Anschläge sind sehr angenehm. Fasst butterweich, die Geräuschkulisse deutlich gedämpfter. Sehr angenehm für Vielschreiber. Ganz perfekt war es dennoch nicht. Der Anschlag war mir noch einigem Schreiben doch etwas zu fest. Die Butter war dann doch irgendwie zu hart, auch wenn das vielleicht schon Meckern auf hohem Niveau ist. Da gerade die Frühlingsangebote liefen, und die Flow Lite 100 für sagenhafte 119€ im Angebot war, musste ich auch ihr eine Chance geben. Immerhin haben wir hier enorme Preisunterschiede. Zur Flow 100 50€ und zur Nuphy mit den Moos-Switches sogar 60€. Also stellte ich mir die Frage, sind denn die Preisunterschiede in einer Form zu rechtfertigen. Die Flow Lite 100 erreichte mich Amazon-Typisch am nächsten Tag. Meine Bestellung erfolgte gegen 22:30Uhr. Es ist mir noch heute ein Rätzel wie Amazon das logistisch alles meistert. Also mit großer Spannung die Flow Lite 100 ausgepackt. Schnell fällt auf, dass hier ein günstigeres Gerät auf einen wartet. Die Verpackung einfacher gestaltet, bei der Flow 100 (ohne Lite) noch aus hochwertigem Karton mit Magnetverschluss, hier nur gefaltet. Aber halb so wild. Im Endeffekt ist es halt nur die Verpackung und der Erste Eindruck. Die Flow Lite macht nach dem Auspacken einen sehr edlen und ebenfalls minimalistischen Eindruck, jedoch ohne Aluminium Body und leichter. Ist das jetzt aber schlechter? Ich habe für mich festgelegt, nein. Davon bekommt man im Endeffekt im Alltag nur wenig mit. Man tätchelt ja auch nicht den ganzen Tag das Gehäuse der Tastatur wie eine Jungfrau. Auch hier also nur der erste Eindruck. Also ging es an das, was wichtig ist für eine Tastatur. An das Schreibgefühl. Und schnell war mir klar, die wird es. Der Anschlag ist hier genau wie ich ihn mir vorstelle. Das liegt dann wohl an den überarbeiteten und neuen Specter Switches, die eine etwas geringere Betätigungskraft von 40gF statt wie bei der Flow von 50gF besitzen. Das Klangbild der beiden Lofree-Modelle ist relativ ähnlich. Das Klickgeräusch würde ich bei der Flow Lite als etwas hochtöniger beschreiben. Ansonsten sehr angenehm und gedämpft. Die Flow Lite bietet bei dem geringeren Preis zur Flow technisch sogar noch etwas mehr. So liegt hier ein 2,4Ghz Empfänger bei welcher eine Abtastrate von 1000Hz ermöglicht. Für Gaming sicher ggü. der Flow die bessere Wahl. Ein weiterer Unterschied sind die kleinen ausklappbaren Füßchen, die es nun ermöglichen, den Winkel der Tastatur zu verändern. Die Flow Lite verfügt zudem über eine verbesserte Akkulaufzeit und durchscheinenden Keycaps die im dunkeln durch die weiße Beleuchtung sehr gut ablesbar sind. Die Nuphy und die Flow bieten hier nur indirekte Beleuchtung, wenn auch in RGB. Darauf lege ich jedoch keinen Wert bei einer Tastatur. Voraussetzung für all das ist natürlich, dass man keine Berührungsängste mit einem ANSI-US Design hat. Ist man ein trainierter Schreiber und kennt man die Tastenbelegungfasst blind, kommt man auch hier sehr gut zurecht. Leider gibt es aktuell von beiden Herstellern kein entsprechendes deutsches Layout.