Lofree Flow (Tactile Version) and Lofree Touch PBT Wireless Mouse Review

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Back in May, we first reported on the Lofree Flow Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard, and to our delight, it was the best sounding, best feeling low profile keyboard we have ever used. The company completed its Kickstarter, quadrupling its funding goal by earning $1,646,998 HK (about $211,000 USD). Since then, it’s moved over to IndieGoGo to continue collecting pre-orders ahead of production, and the team sent us the alternate version to the one we tested before so we could try tactile switches. While much is the same, I loved the original enough that the opportunity to try an even more typing-friendly version was something I couldn’t miss.

If you missed that original review, I highly recommend you head over and take a look . With its compilation of Apple-inspired and Mac-friendly design, PBT keycaps, outstanding Kailh POM switches, and foam-filled gasket-mounted design, it’s simply the best low profile keyboard available today. In this article, I’ll be giving an overview of what makes it so good, and which switches are better (linear or tactile).

Lofree was also sent over its Lofree Touch PBT Mouse which is unlike anything we’ve seen before, so we’ll be taking a look to see exactly what makes it so different from other mice available today. Spoiler alert: It uses keycaps.

Lofree Flow  

Lofree Touch  

The Lofree Flow is a low-profile wireless mechanical keyboard that’s Mac-compatible straight out of the box. It also happens to be one of the most uniquely built keyboards of its kind, using a gasket mount structure and layers of sound-dampening, keystroke softening foam. This is a design that’s common in the world of full-size custom mechanical keyboards but in the low profile world, no one else has added so much, so well.

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