LOFREE Flow Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 100 Keys Rechargeable Wireless Keyboards with Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac OS/Black Phantom Tactile Switches

Amazing feel and sound for such a thin keyboard. The weight is also solid so it doesnt slide around. I have a lot of keyboards and this is one of my favorites. The only tweak I would make is to make it a bit wider for a full size zero key on the numbpad but that is just something you get used to pretty quickly.

I really love this keyboard, I wanted something for work that was good quality but not clicky, more thoccy but compact and didn’t take up space. It’s very comfortable. For some reason my windows and function keys are swapped so I had to switch my keycaps to avoid confusion. This is also one of the only Bluetooth keyboards I’ve enjoyed because I don’t have to connect it every single time. The battery life is great although I charge mine everything 8-10 days.

Three design flaws have convinced me that it might be fine for gaming or casual use, but it's not for anyone who uses their keyboard all day. Those flaws have forced me to replace it.1. The Bluetooth connection is extremely slow to reconnect after being idle for only a minute or two. You hit a key, nothing happens, a little blue light baked into the caps-lock key goes on for a few seconds, then you're off to the races. Not optimal.2. The function keys don't work like function keys out of the box. They work like meta keys (volume, brightness, etc.). If I want F6 to actually send "F6" to my computer, I have to go through an online keyboard-configuration program and manually configure those twelve keys, twice. If you write software or use any app on your machine that relies on F1-F12, you'll have the same fun time I did.3. The DEAL KILLER: The arrow keys, the keypad 1, and the keypad 0 are lumped together in the bottom-right corner. They are indistinguishable from one another by feel. I can't tell you how many times I wanted to hit the right or up arrows and instead typed a 1 or 0 into my editor, but it's deep into the hundreds.I bought a KeyChron K6 100% board with the Gateron Banana switches for just over half the price, and I'm perfectly happy. I still had to reprogram the function keys, but I haven't mistakenly added any extra 1's or 0's since I made the switch.

Pros=-=-I really love this keyboard. It feels just right to the fingers, especially with the low profile. And the sound only helps to make the textural experience one that makes you want to just type forever. True thockiness.The build quality is top notch thanks to the aluminum case. The PBT keycaps have a smooth yet textured feel. Bluetooth switches between my computers pretty smoothly. I even bring the keyboard with me when I work remotely—whether for a work trip or just a few hours downtown.Cons=-=-The backlight is not very strong. I also wish there were software to re-map keys for the Mac. For example, I cannot stand that the Fn key activates the emoji menu every time. I had to disable this in MacOS settings but I wish I could instead map the emoji key to the Print Screen key. Also, with the pre-lubricated kailh switches, not only are they smooth as butter, they will get even smoother with more use.Overall=-=-I think Lofree knocked it out of the park with this keyboard. Super happy with it and definitely recommend for people looking for a nice thocky feel/sound.Notes for Mac Users: If this is your first mechanical keyboard and you're coming from any Apple keyboards (e.g. laptops or their keyboards) it will take a tiny bit of getting used to a bit farther travel on each keypress. You do NOT have to worry about Mac compatibility—works quite nicely.

I like a lot of things about this keyboard but I am genuinely having an issue with it. The function row only works for the initial function. Even when I hold Fn to utilize the alternate function like raising the volume and the brightness of my computer it does not work. This is not a remappable key board so I cannot really remedy this.I would not recommend purchasing this keyboard given the price. This is mainly because of this the function row. You can find a lot of hot swappable mechanical keyboards that will give you everything you are looking for OTHER than the low profile That is where this keyboard is unique so your purchase will depend on what you value more. I also dislike the charging port location, the inability to choose the switch you will have as well as the color, and that the backlight not having the shine through option and is only able to be white.With this said:They keyboard is aesthetically pleasing, nicely low profile, has some superior and expensive switches that are unique to the industry (kaihl low profile line), sounds INCREDIBLE, and has a very well design gasket case. I got the black option with the kailh phantom tactile switches and the keyboard still sounds very creamy despite the addition of the tactile switches. The key caps are thick, nice, and have a great smooth matte texture. The market does not have a lot of low profile options so this one is very unique. Kailh is one of my favorite companies to purchase switches from and I am stoked to see them partner with someone for a specifically low profile board.