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

Todo el teclado se siente de materiales de buena calidad. Lo unico que le falla es la iluminacion del teclado.

Great product, keys don’t wiggle and the responsiveness is amazing. The drawbacks are the layout which is limited to US and the uneven backlight making certain keys less visible in a dark environment. The battery life could also be significantly improved

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.

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The phantom switches developed a clicking sound after few months of use. I really enjoyed the typing sounds when I first got it, but the switches are starting to click and scratch even with keys I rarely use like numpad 4. Some switches are 'sticky' where they get stuck pressed down momentarily and don't spring back up properly when released. Thankfully on my unit it's on the right Option/Ctrl key which I don't use at all, but disappointing problem on a keyboard that costs this much.