LOFREE Flow Lite100 Keys Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, Swappable Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard with 2.4G Receiver, Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows,Mac/Linear Switches(Marble) US-Layout

As described in the listing, I’m super happy with my purchase. Lovely to type on and easy to set up. Managed to purchase during BF meaning I’m pleased with the deal I got.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Great keyboard. Highly recommend!

I have heard a lot about this brand and wanted to give a shot. As these days we are getting more low profile keyboards which is nice and healthier.. This is one of the most favourite keyboard I have ever tried! 1. What I like about this * It is very low profile which is very comfortable for all day. * The switches and keypads feels incredible nice which is POM and PBT high quality. * It has nice creamy/thock sound which is very rare on low profile mechanical keyboards. * The keyboard has good quality and white colour is looking good. * Multiple connection options are available which is most important Wifi 2.4Ghz most reliable option. (I do not like bluetooth ever) * The stabilisers are fine for this money. * The volume roller nice. What I did not like * The build quality for this price feels a bit cheaper. * I was expecting some RBG lights for this price.

I've been using this keyboard for a few days now and like it! The main thing that shines out for me is the sound.. the only way I feel I can describe it is creamy?! It's a smooth typing experience and almost quite therapeutic in a way. I like its low-profile style, and the two stands make it a perfect size for typing away at work. The box itself comes with a main wire so you can use this wired or use the 2.4ghz USB connecter it has in the back. I prefer wireless so use that more often than not. Downsides: One of the downsides is size. It's a super compact keyboard so some of the keys you're probably used to pressing have moved and it's quite tricky to get used to. Things like the page up/down and delete button are now in the top right rather than central right - it did take me a few days to get used to it (so worth it). The other thing is the instructions are all in Chinese... The main manual doesn't have an English page so let's hope there isn't anything else important other than connecting wirelessly when you first power on (you have to press the Fn and 4$ keys simultaneously to connect.) Other than that, I'm super happy with this keyboard and would recommend it!

In short, this is a pretty nice keyboard with the only real drawback is that it is in the US ANSI layout which can cause some keys to not produce the characters you expect on a system configured to UK / British. The overall build quality is pretty good, and the body of the keyboard is made from plastic. As a result, the weight is kept down. The keyboard offers tri-mode connectivity using either wired, Bluetooth or 2.4G using an included dongle. The overall profile of the keyboard is very low however it is still classed as a customisable mechanical keyboard as the keycaps and key switches are removable. The default keycaps are PBT and uncommonly have shine through to take full advantage of the keyboards backlight. In terms of typing sound and feel both are pretty decent. The included keys witches are quite poppy and the keyboard errs toward being thocky. I did change some of the keycaps to regular cherry MX keycaps and they seemed to work okay. The typing angle is quite low and although there is a kick out leg it still remains low. I was able to place the keyboard over the keyboard of my MacBook Pro and it did not interfere with the Macs keyboard or track pad. Overall, I was pretty impressed by the keyboard, mainly from the typing feel and sound given that the keyboard profile is so low. It is very much perfect to use out of the box and I really like the shine through keycaps. For the price (£119.99 at the time of review) it is pricey but I think the overall quality of the components are reflected in this. I just wish it came in a UK ISO layout as it would be my perfect carry around keyboard. It stands above alternative low profile keyboards at this price.

Flowlite 100 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard. This is a well made premium keyboard with US layout. It has swappable keys which are almost silent when pressed due to the gasket mounted sound dampening layer. It's a high quality product which is relatively affordable considering the build quality and performance. The keystrokes are responsive and make a satisfying tone when pressed compared to cheaper mechanical keyboards that have the loud audible click. Aesthetically it looks great too, with a very modern yet subtle design that would look good in a home office. It has 3 mode connectivity (Bluetooth, USB C and 2.4Ghz wireless) and I tested each connectivity method without any problems. The 3000mAh battery lasts for ages and only takes around 3 hours to go for a full charge. To summarise I think this is an excellent keyboard which is fairly priced. It's extremely well made and it's portable too due to being slim and lightweight. It is worth noting that this is a US layout keyboard but I soon got used to it so its not an issue for me. I really like it and wouldn't hesitate to give it a 5 star review.

As someone who spends a lot of time typing, I was curious to try a mechanical keyboard for the first time, and I have to say, the Flow Lite100 has completely won me over. What I love about it is that it doesn't have the overly bulky, clunky look of some other mechanical keyboards. It's sleek, compact, and yet offers full-size keys and a numeric keypad. In fact, I had previously switched to a smaller keyboard without a numeric keypad because my old one with the keypad felt a bit too large for my desk space. But at times I did miss having the numeric keypad, so I was delighted to find that this mechanical keyboard is considerably narrower, fitting my desk space perfectly while still providing the full functionality I wanted. Since switching to this keyboard, I've noticed two key benefits: speed and accuracy. My typing is noticeably faster and more accurate, and I think the tactile response is what makes the difference. The keys are surprisingly sensitive, so I don't have to press them all the way down to get a response, which is great. Plus, I've found that typing on the Flow Lite100 feels more satisfying - there's a certain sound and action to the keys that makes the whole experience more enjoyable. What surprised me the most was how comfortable typing on a mechanical keyboard actually is. I was a little concerned that it might be tiring or too physically demanding, but in fact, it's the opposite. I find that I'm less fatigued, and I feel more engaged. The design is sleek and minimalist, and I'm particularly fond of the backlighting. The keys light up in a beautiful wave from the centre, which is a lovely touch. The case, though plastic, feels premium, and I love the metal volume scroll wheel, which has been incredibly handy for my YouTube viewing, where volume levels are often inconsistent between videos. The only issue I've had is that sometimes I accidentally press keyboard shortcuts, which can result in losing text or opening new documents by mistake. I don't think it's a problem with the keyboard itself, though - more that I just need to adjust my hand position to get used to typing on a mechanical keyboard. As I get more used to adjusting my hand position, these little mistakes are happening less and less. It's probably a good thing in the long run, as it could mean my hands weren't ideally positioned for touch typing before. In conclusion, the Flow Lite100 is an outstanding keyboard. It's a premium product at a fair price, and I'm now fully converted to using mechanical keyboards.

Great quality keyboard, the elevation is not sufficient for me. It could be much more ergonomic if it had additional elevation range.