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5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific keyboard - I've tried several low profile mechanicals and this beats them.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good Typing Feel but disappointing Battery Life
The tactile feedback of the keyboard switches is good, providing a satisfying typing experience; however, the battery life is noticeably subpar, typically lasting only about one week between charges, which is significantly shorter than most competing Bluetooth keyboards and results in the inconvenience of much more frequent recharging.
5.0 out of 5 stars 4 month review from a long time MacOS Mechanical Keyboard user
I've been using mechanical keyboards for about 5 years and have owned dozens of keyboards since then ranging from cheap Bolo optical mechs to pricier custom built ones. As much as I like my hefty full travel wired mechanical keyboards at home I opt for low profile wireless keyboards at the office. I'm often shifting my peripherals around the desk at least once a day and being fully wireless and low profile (I don't need to use a wrist rest) keeps the setup portable and tidy.I'm primarily a MacOS user so the Magic Keyboard has been a staple for a long time. As many times as I've tried to replace it with a low profile mech, I eventually go back due to some major or minor gripe. When I spotted this Lofree Flow84 it seemed perfect on paper. Low profile, high quality build, linear switches, and supposedly good acoustics.On first use I was highly impressed. As far as typing, sound and build quality, this blows every other low profile mechanical keyboard out of the water (nuphy, Logitech, keychron). It feels as close to a custom keyboard as I've come across. The only thing was to test it for daily usage, connectivity and battery life which is why I waited 4 months before writing this review.4 months later, I can say that I am still very happy with the keyboard. Here are the main issues I've seen complaints about and my own experience:Battery Life: My keyboard lasted 4+ months with ~20 hours a week usage. I wasn't expecting even a month but this keyboard outpaces my Apple Magic Keyboard which I'm more than happy with. This is with the backlight AND ambient side lights OFF. In my experience, it's not realistic to expect most mechanical keyboards to have decent battery life with any lights on. The backlight looks awful with these keycaps so I can't imagine anyone wanting to use them anyway. **UPDATE: keyboard ran out of battery just shy of 6 months with the same usage.Connectivity: I haven't had any issues with connection speed or lag. The only issue would be how this keyboard is programmed to sleep. I have timed this and my flow84 seems to go to sleep at around the 12 minute mark. It takes about 2 seconds to wake up if you are actively using the computer (display on). If you've let the display go to sleep then it takes about 3 seconds to wake. This is probably a minor or major con depending on your usage. Personally it doesn't bother me because I don't go very long without any keyboard inputs but I can imagine this really bothering someone that mainly uses a cursor for prolonged periods. The only time I personally notice it is when I step away from the computer and it goes to sleep and I must wake the screen/keyboard to input my password. If I'm wearing my Apple Watch (most of the time) then by the time I press a key to wake the screen and the watch unlocks my Mac, the keyboard has already woken up. YMMV
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful writing experience
I love this thing. It is the best feeling keyboard I have ever found and I use it every time I can. I don’t like using my laptop keyboard, so I put the laptop on a stand and use this one instead. What a beautiful writing experience.
Great typing experience
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hochwertige Tastatur mit besonderen Switches
In recht stylischer Verpackung kommt dieses Keyboard an, und was beim Auspacken sofort auffällt sind die Materialien und die Verarbeitung. Das Board besteht aus massivem Metall und sieht in Silber sehr stylisch aus. Hier flext nichts, hier wackelt nichts, hier knarzt kein Plastik. So fühlen sich hochwertige Tastaturen an. Das Design rockt schon mal, definitiv, es ist minimalistisch, modern und zeigt dem Obst-Computer-Hersteller gekonnt wie es gehen könnte. Das Eigengewicht ist angenehm, so verrutscht nichts. Schönes Brett.Die Belegung, wir bekommen hier übrigens das US-Layout, ist ein immer noch recht praktikabler Kompromiss, damit kann man arbeiten.Das Highlight, neben dem Design und der Verarbeitung, sind aber sicherlich die Switches. Im ersten Moment ungewohnt und neu, auch an den Sound muss man sich erst mal kurz gewöhnen, aber schon nach wenigen Minuten gefällt das Schreibgefühl so sehr, dass der Tester sich überlegt, ob er nicht doch demnächst eine Version mit voller Belegung und deutschem Layout nachbestellt. Weich, aber mit ordentlichem Weg und spürbarem Druckpunkt, präzise, gleichmäßig und durchgängig hochwertig verarbeitet. Hier fühlen sich auch die üblicherweise problematischeren Tasten hervorragend an, wackeln nicht, und selbst Space fühlt sich an jeder Stelle betätigt absolut gleichwertig an. Da steckt Liebe zum Detail von Vielschreibern drin.Etwas überflüssig hingegen finde ich die rückseitige bunte LED-Beleuchtung links und rechts. Die kann man zwar ausschalten, aber dafür braucht es einen Blick ins Handbuch, denn die Tastatur-eigenen Sonderbelegungen haben es nicht auf die Key-Caps geschafft. Zum absoluten Glück wäre jetzt noch die Tasten-Beschriftung beleuchtet, und nicht nur die Tasten mit sanftem Licht umrandet, aber das geht vermutlich aufgrund der besonderen Keys nicht. Den Kompromiss für dieses Schreibgefühl gehe ich dann durchaus gern ein, denn normalerweise schaue ich beim Tippen eh auf den Bildschirm.Gekoppelt wird mit Bluetooth, drei Profile/Geräte darf man dafür einstellen (und wieder ist ein Blick ins Handbuch notwendig), was auch problemlos und ohne Treiber-Installation oder ähnliches unter Windows11 und macOS gelang. Auch für das Umschalten zwischen Windows und Mac-Modus muss man kurz mal im Handbuch nachsehen, am besten man hebt das dann doch wieder mal auf. Kabel-Betrieb ist natürlich auch möglich, und ein bisschen enttäuscht war ich dann doch über das beigelegte USB-Kabel. Zwar ist dieses mit einem gewinkelten Stecker ausgestattet, aber sonst nicht besonders hochwertig, zudem in Schwarz und ohne moderne Ummantelung. So wirklich zum High-End-Keyboard passt dieses Detail dann doch nicht.Allerdings ist dieser Mini-Punkt dann auch schon die einzige Kritik, die ich anzubringen habe. Die Begeisterung über dieses sehr gelungene Keyboard mit echt schönem Schreibgefühl trübt das in keinster Weise.
Awesome keyboard, great thocky sound and typing was a joy
Typing on the keyboard feels like massage sometimes on my finger. Each key press sounds like mahjong tiles hitting each other. The ghost linear switches is easy to type on, I would recommend this over tactile switchers on the black version
ロープロでこの音はすごい
音はすごく良いです。スペースキーも安定していて、おすすめやがちょいと高い
Perfect Keyboard
Amazing sound and quality, very sturdy.Highly recommend!
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LOFREE Flow84 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 75 Percent Rechargeable Wireless Keyboards with Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac OS/White Ghost Linear Switches
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AED97487
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5.0 out of 5 stars Terrific keyboard - I've tried several low profile mechanicals and this beats them.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Good Typing Feel but disappointing Battery Life
The tactile feedback of the keyboard switches is good, providing a satisfying typing experience; however, the battery life is noticeably subpar, typically lasting only about one week between charges, which is significantly shorter than most competing Bluetooth keyboards and results in the inconvenience of much more frequent recharging.
5.0 out of 5 stars 4 month review from a long time MacOS Mechanical Keyboard user
I've been using mechanical keyboards for about 5 years and have owned dozens of keyboards since then ranging from cheap Bolo optical mechs to pricier custom built ones. As much as I like my hefty full travel wired mechanical keyboards at home I opt for low profile wireless keyboards at the office. I'm often shifting my peripherals around the desk at least once a day and being fully wireless and low profile (I don't need to use a wrist rest) keeps the setup portable and tidy.I'm primarily a MacOS user so the Magic Keyboard has been a staple for a long time. As many times as I've tried to replace it with a low profile mech, I eventually go back due to some major or minor gripe. When I spotted this Lofree Flow84 it seemed perfect on paper. Low profile, high quality build, linear switches, and supposedly good acoustics.On first use I was highly impressed. As far as typing, sound and build quality, this blows every other low profile mechanical keyboard out of the water (nuphy, Logitech, keychron). It feels as close to a custom keyboard as I've come across. The only thing was to test it for daily usage, connectivity and battery life which is why I waited 4 months before writing this review.4 months later, I can say that I am still very happy with the keyboard. Here are the main issues I've seen complaints about and my own experience:Battery Life: My keyboard lasted 4+ months with ~20 hours a week usage. I wasn't expecting even a month but this keyboard outpaces my Apple Magic Keyboard which I'm more than happy with. This is with the backlight AND ambient side lights OFF. In my experience, it's not realistic to expect most mechanical keyboards to have decent battery life with any lights on. The backlight looks awful with these keycaps so I can't imagine anyone wanting to use them anyway. **UPDATE: keyboard ran out of battery just shy of 6 months with the same usage.Connectivity: I haven't had any issues with connection speed or lag. The only issue would be how this keyboard is programmed to sleep. I have timed this and my flow84 seems to go to sleep at around the 12 minute mark. It takes about 2 seconds to wake up if you are actively using the computer (display on). If you've let the display go to sleep then it takes about 3 seconds to wake. This is probably a minor or major con depending on your usage. Personally it doesn't bother me because I don't go very long without any keyboard inputs but I can imagine this really bothering someone that mainly uses a cursor for prolonged periods. The only time I personally notice it is when I step away from the computer and it goes to sleep and I must wake the screen/keyboard to input my password. If I'm wearing my Apple Watch (most of the time) then by the time I press a key to wake the screen and the watch unlocks my Mac, the keyboard has already woken up. YMMV
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful writing experience
I love this thing. It is the best feeling keyboard I have ever found and I use it every time I can. I don’t like using my laptop keyboard, so I put the laptop on a stand and use this one instead. What a beautiful writing experience.
Great typing experience
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hochwertige Tastatur mit besonderen Switches
In recht stylischer Verpackung kommt dieses Keyboard an, und was beim Auspacken sofort auffällt sind die Materialien und die Verarbeitung. Das Board besteht aus massivem Metall und sieht in Silber sehr stylisch aus. Hier flext nichts, hier wackelt nichts, hier knarzt kein Plastik. So fühlen sich hochwertige Tastaturen an. Das Design rockt schon mal, definitiv, es ist minimalistisch, modern und zeigt dem Obst-Computer-Hersteller gekonnt wie es gehen könnte. Das Eigengewicht ist angenehm, so verrutscht nichts. Schönes Brett.Die Belegung, wir bekommen hier übrigens das US-Layout, ist ein immer noch recht praktikabler Kompromiss, damit kann man arbeiten.Das Highlight, neben dem Design und der Verarbeitung, sind aber sicherlich die Switches. Im ersten Moment ungewohnt und neu, auch an den Sound muss man sich erst mal kurz gewöhnen, aber schon nach wenigen Minuten gefällt das Schreibgefühl so sehr, dass der Tester sich überlegt, ob er nicht doch demnächst eine Version mit voller Belegung und deutschem Layout nachbestellt. Weich, aber mit ordentlichem Weg und spürbarem Druckpunkt, präzise, gleichmäßig und durchgängig hochwertig verarbeitet. Hier fühlen sich auch die üblicherweise problematischeren Tasten hervorragend an, wackeln nicht, und selbst Space fühlt sich an jeder Stelle betätigt absolut gleichwertig an. Da steckt Liebe zum Detail von Vielschreibern drin.Etwas überflüssig hingegen finde ich die rückseitige bunte LED-Beleuchtung links und rechts. Die kann man zwar ausschalten, aber dafür braucht es einen Blick ins Handbuch, denn die Tastatur-eigenen Sonderbelegungen haben es nicht auf die Key-Caps geschafft. Zum absoluten Glück wäre jetzt noch die Tasten-Beschriftung beleuchtet, und nicht nur die Tasten mit sanftem Licht umrandet, aber das geht vermutlich aufgrund der besonderen Keys nicht. Den Kompromiss für dieses Schreibgefühl gehe ich dann durchaus gern ein, denn normalerweise schaue ich beim Tippen eh auf den Bildschirm.Gekoppelt wird mit Bluetooth, drei Profile/Geräte darf man dafür einstellen (und wieder ist ein Blick ins Handbuch notwendig), was auch problemlos und ohne Treiber-Installation oder ähnliches unter Windows11 und macOS gelang. Auch für das Umschalten zwischen Windows und Mac-Modus muss man kurz mal im Handbuch nachsehen, am besten man hebt das dann doch wieder mal auf. Kabel-Betrieb ist natürlich auch möglich, und ein bisschen enttäuscht war ich dann doch über das beigelegte USB-Kabel. Zwar ist dieses mit einem gewinkelten Stecker ausgestattet, aber sonst nicht besonders hochwertig, zudem in Schwarz und ohne moderne Ummantelung. So wirklich zum High-End-Keyboard passt dieses Detail dann doch nicht.Allerdings ist dieser Mini-Punkt dann auch schon die einzige Kritik, die ich anzubringen habe. Die Begeisterung über dieses sehr gelungene Keyboard mit echt schönem Schreibgefühl trübt das in keinster Weise.
Awesome keyboard, great thocky sound and typing was a joy
Typing on the keyboard feels like massage sometimes on my finger. Each key press sounds like mahjong tiles hitting each other. The ghost linear switches is easy to type on, I would recommend this over tactile switchers on the black version
ロープロでこの音はすごい
音はすごく良いです。スペースキーも安定していて、おすすめやがちょいと高い
Perfect Keyboard
Amazing sound and quality, very sturdy.Highly recommend!
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