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)

I could not be happier with this purchase. I am a keyboard junkie. I have always been on the hunt for the right sound, feel and ease of use. This one checks all of the boxes. One thing in particular that I look for is how it feels when I type. I have long nails and my long nail girlies know, if the keys are too stiff, not the right height, etc, it can be very uncomfortable to type all day. I have an office job that requires me to be on the computer all day and this is the one. The keys are low profile, but have enough give that it feels satisfying to type. The clicks are there both audibly and when you press on the keys (you can feel it), but it is not one of those loud clackers that you see online that will drive your co-workers nuts. It has some weight to it where as it does not feel cheap, but is not overtly heavy. It is compact, so it doesn't take a lot of room up on my desk which I love, and has a very sleek and modern look to it. It takes a minute to get used to the layout of the keys being all so close together, but now I have no issues. The only thing I have noticed is that the backspace key feels a bit different and more stiff than the rest of the keys, which are so reactive and that is the one thing that annoys me. You can choose to have the backlit light on or off. I appreciate that it does not have a ton of wacky colors, and instead is a soft white glow that is easy on the eyes and adds a nice look to an already sleek looking keyboard. I feel like the hunt for the perfect office keyboard is officially done! I think Loffree makes some great looking and quality keyboards, but the price always feels a bit too high. Seeing as this checks off all of my boxes, I'll let it go and am still very happy with my purchase.

Well made, nice sound (not really quiet but more discret than my previous blue switches) The keycaps feel good, the backlight Is good as well, the sensation from the switches Is nice as well, happy with the size ,takes Some time to get use to the layout but it has all i need to work with Excel

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!

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 Flow Lite is the nicest keyboard I've ever typed on. The sound and feel of the keys is second to none for a low profile board. It's hard to explain, but it almost feels like you are typing with marbles. It's not very loud either, which is a welcome change from any other mechanical keyboard I've owned. I wasn't sure I would like the Spectre switches as I'm usually a tactile switch lover, but these just do it for me. They have very low actuation force, but I find that I don't make mistakes often, they just let me type really fast. If you prefer a higher actual switch, then these may not be for you, but I had no issues adapting to them very quickly. They are less fatiguing also. The 2.4 wireless has been rock solid and the lighting is done very well. My only gripe with the Lite series is that I wish it came in a darker colorway. All the options available don't pair with a black mouse that well. I ended buying a white mouse though and it's a super clean looking setup. They may reserve the darker colors for the V2 version of the aluminum board, but I wish they had included that option for the Lite series. Overall, this is miles ahead of my old Keychron low profile board for typing feel. The compact 100 Key layout is awesome too. It's basically a full size keyboard in the smallest form factor possible. It's a winner.

Would not connect via Bluetooth. Other devices connect with no issues. The build quality is ok but overpriced compared to alternatives. Returned it.

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 5/5 The 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 4.5/5 The 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 4.5/5 Having 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 5/5 Many 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 4.5/5 You 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 -100/5 The 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.

I really like how quiet, yet good stroke feeling this keyboard gave. However, as all the keys are so tied to each other, I made lots of typos and actually caused more fatigue on my hands. Also, pricing was a bit higher hurdle for me to pass.

Good product.

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。。

muy bueno, mejor de lo que esperaba

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.