Flow Lite 84 Keys Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, 75% Swappable Rechargeable Wireless Keyboard with 2.4G Receiver, Bluetooth and Wired Connection for Windows, Mac/Spector Linear Switches (Marble)

Estoy muy contento con el teclado. Desde el primer momento me encantó su diseño elegante y minimalista, lo que más me gusto es la suavidad al escribir, las teclas tienen un tacto muy agradable que hace que trabajar y jugar sea una experiencia cómoda (para mi).He usado bastante la función para subir y bajar el volumen es muy prácticas, y la retroiluminación ha sido perfecta para usarlo por la noche. Otro detalle que me encanta es que la tecla de Caps Lock tiene un pequeño iluminador cuando está activada, lo cual es muy útil y visualmente atractivo.También he probado las diferentes opciones de conexión: por USB 2.4GHz y por cable, y en ambos casos la respuesta ha sido excelente, sin demoras ni desconexiones.Un detalle a tener en cuenta es que el teclado está en distribución en inglés (no latino), por lo que al principio me costó un poco acostumbrarme a la ubicación de algunos símbolos, pero con el tiempo ya me adapté sin problema.

Indeed, I do like this keyboard so far, unlike the Nuphy low-profile keyboard. I’m having a good experience with typing. I thought it was going to sound more clicky-clacking due to watching all the videos of this keyboard before buying it. I was afraid it was going to sound obnoxiously clicky, but to my surprised, it’s pretty quiet in my opinion. Just clicky enough for my liking. So far, I only have 1 thing that I can’t stand when typing with this keyboard, and that is that I keep accidentally pressing the ‘Print Screen’ button that’s literally right on top on the ‘Back’ button. Instead of pressing the back button, my fingers keeps pressing the print screen button instead and it frustrates me. I can’t wait til they have a Remap for MAC so that I can disable that dam ‘Print Screen’ button! One other thing I like about this keyboard is that my fingers travel less when typing unlike the Nuphy! I couldn’t stand the nuphy because my fingers had to travel further for each letter and it was straining my fingers quickly. I was very worried that it would be the case with this keyboard too. Luckily, it’s a whole lot better than Nuphy in every way, besides that dam ‘Print Screen’ button! The color is alright. I would of liked the Marble color to be a slightly lighter or more more on a cream white side, but I still think this color choice would be better than white because the white color doesn’t seems to have any character and looks too plain and boring in my option. I’m thinking of buying their keycaps sometimes on the future to customize the look more.

Multi Device Switching Functionality (Compared to KEYCHRON is MUCH better)- Bought keychron previously and it would constantly unpair from my devices. THIS one (knock on wood) has not done that yet.- Very stable connection to device 1,2 or 3- Very easy to switch from device 1 to 2 etc (e.g., Laptop to Tablet)Feel- Exactly as described, so make sure you're okay with slightly louder keys (not in a bad way in my opinion)Battery Life- As described. Comes with pretty long charging cable but I try to turn it off when Im done for the day to preserve battery lifeCompact and easy to travel with also!Love the volume bar - cool perk that has been more convenient to have than expected.

This keyboard is an amazing experience. It’s incredibly well-built, with a satisfying thocky sound that won’t tire your fingers after long typing sessions. It’s compatible with both Windows and Mac, and it also serves as a volume scroll wheel to help control the volume of your computer. Plus, it comes in a nice color. This keyboard is great for students and professionals alike, as the noise level is not too distracting. Also there are three options for connectivity, (1) bluetooth, (2) via cable, and (3) via usb dongle.

This is an excellent keyboard! It has excellent build quality and the POM switches sound fantastic. Oddly enough however, it's also the switches that I have the most issue with. Of the 5 or 6 mechanical keyboards I own it's the only one I own with linear switches. The switches feel very smooth but my typing speed/accuracy has taken a big hit. With high initial force tactile switches I'm able to avoid many/most mis-strikes. But these linears (only type offered when purchased) almost seem to record strikes just by looking at them. I like all the features of this board ... battery, build quality, volume roller, lighting, etc. but will likely end up selling it just because I can't get used to the light linear switches. For those who prefer linear switches, this is a five star board.

PROS: lightweight and easily portable, satisfying to type on with membrane-like keys and sounds clicky enough, not too loud in an office/cubicle-type environment, tri-mode connectivity with easy BT connection (FN+1,2 and 3), and perfect backlights to keysCONS" (moreso feedback), key mapper software isn't accessible on the website, i found it through a dropbox link on reddit, and extra lighting effects can only be applied through the software and has to be connected by USB. it would be nice to be able to alternate through the keyboard, like the FN key and arrows (it's only limited to turning the lights off, solid, or the "breathe" effect) and this is subjective, but $100 for a small keyboard as this even if it is low-profile is definitely an investment and i'm unable to determine if it's worth it with mechanical keyboards that offer the same features are sold for less. i did purchase this during a sale, but at that price range, i wouldn't expect to notice any shine on some of my keycaps from wear especially if i've only used it for two 8-hour shifts so far but i understand the entire thing is plastic. i know lofree offers different switches so it would be nice to choose which ones we'd want the keyboard to come with instead of having to pay extra if we wanted ghost switches as well.