Lofree, a brand known for its design-forward keyboards and workspace accessories, today announced the launch of the Flow Lite 2 low-profile mechanical keyboard. Building on the success of the original Flow Lite, which has sold over 250,000 units worldwide, Flow Lite 2 introduces more defined keypress feedback, more consistent typing acoustics, and practical everyday features, priced at $109 for the 84-key model and $119 for the 100-key model.

Designed for keyboard enthusiasts, professionals, and everyday typists, the Flow Lite 2 brings Lofree's signature smooth typing experience to everyday users at an accessible price. Key hardware and aesthetic improvements include:

Lofree's Flow 2 wireless low-profile mechanical keyboards series made a splash in 2025 when they launched, largely thanks to the controversial design, smooth low-profile Kailh mechanical switches, and the all-aluminium case. However, at launch, the Flow 2 keyboard was only available in two colors—a Space Gray anodized case with black keycaps and Silver with white keycaps. More recently, Lofree has been teasing a new set of colorful versions of the Flow 2 keyboards in the 84-key form factor, with the series specifically targeting the new MacBook Neo colorways. There has been no information regarding a potential release of the Flow 2 100 variant

According to images shared by u/Turbulent_Raisin280 on r/Lofree on Reddit, the Lofree Flow 2 84 recently launched in China in four new colors, matching the Silver, Blush, Citrus, and Indigo of the Apple MacBook Neo with both the aluminium anodizing finish and the keycap material. That information was later verified on the official Lofree Instagram account, with the series officially being dubbed "Flow 2 for Mac." Judging by the marketing images released so far, it looks like the new colorful keycaps will have the same shine-through capabilities despite the new colors. There is no indication of pricing for the global launch just yet, but the original Lofree Flow 2 84 comes in at $159, so pricing should be somewhat similar, if not identical. The Flow 2 84 sets itself apart from the rest of the low-profile mechanical keyboards in the space by including a multi-function touch bar on the right edge of the keyboard.

Lofree is no stranger to peculiar peripheral designs, with the brand having previously released devices like the Hypace wireless gaming mouse and the Lofree Flow 2, with all its ergonomic quirks. It seems as though Lofree's next release, the Hyzen keyboard, may be even more unique than even those examples. The Hyzen is a futuristic, but otherwise unassuming 65% keyboard made out of CNC-cut aluminium, but its design conceals a few nifty features and an entirely new switch design that supposedly combines the best of both mechanical and magnetic tech. The Hyzen will be a wireless keyboard with a gasket mount design, and Lofree claims that the 10,000 mAh battery can last up to 80 hours. It will launch on Kickstarter on April 23, but early bird reservations are available on the Lofree site ahead of the official launch. Kickstarter pricing plans include the tri-mode wireless version priced at $189 with a $299 claimed MSRP further down the line or a $169 wired version that will later retail for $279.

The Nexus switch is a hybrid mechanical switch, designed by Lofree in collaboration with Kailh, that features both a magnet in the stem for TMR functionality and metal contacts and pins for traditional mechanical operation. Lofree says that the new switch design, which it claims is the first of its kind, combines the tactile feedback of mechanical switches with the low latency, customizable actuation distance and analog features of TMR switches. Aside from the new switches, the keyboard also has a physical toggle that switches the number row to a function row, with the function indicated by a row of LEDs above the num row when the function row is active. The Hyzen also has a knob on the back edge for volume control and a switch to select between 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and wired operation. It will also be powered by a Nordic nRF54L series MCU and be capable of 8 kHz polling.

When Lofree released the Flow Lite low-profile mechanical keyboard in September 2024, it solved many of the problems that users of the original Flow had, including introducing a new configuration software. While this was an improvement over the complete lack of remapping or macro creation on the Flow, the Flow Lite's Lofree Key Mapper driver was still Windows-only, meaning Linux and macOS users had to resort to a Windows virtual machine or simply live with the fact that their premium keyboard was not customizable. Now, however, after promising an OS-agnostic web driver shortly after the launch of the Flow Lite—and then seemingly abandoning its development along the way—Lofree has announced the Lofree Key Mapper Web, which officially allows users to create macros, edit the key map, and play with lighting effects all without installing any software on their machines.

In addition to the new online configuration platform, Lofree has also added new lighting effects to the Flow Lite via the web app. The web app should run on any web browser that supports the WebHID API, much like the likes of VIA and Keychron Launcher. For now, it seems as though the web configurator very much resembles the downloadable Lofree Key Mapper application, which means it likely comes with the same limitations, although Lofree has acknowledged the limitations and said it will be expanding features and working to add things like Mod Tap and an Any key. It also says in its announcement on Reddit that the development team is taking community feedback to implement future features. Lofree Key Mapper Web is available at lofree.tech/home, and it is compatible with all versions of the Lofree Flow Lite. It's unclear if other Lofree keyboards, like the Lofree Edge will be compatible with the Key Mapper Web.

Lofree, the renowned designer keyboard manufacturer known for its commitment to minimalist design, proudly unveils the Lofree Block 98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard. Inspired by the timeless design philosophy of 'Less is More' and the iconic Braun elements, this keyboard seamlessly combines classic aesthetics with cutting-edge technology. The LOFREE BLOCK 98 keyboard is available on the LOFREE website now for £138.94/$169.00.

Embracing the design principle of "Less is More, Less is Better," Lofree Block reimagines the essence of simplicity and elegance. The keyboard's design draws inspiration from the legendary Braun design ethos, featuring smooth volume control knobs, an easily readable status panel, self-lubricated switches, and a remarkably quiet typing experience. The keyboard's founder, DIETER RAMS, succinctly captures the essence of this design philosophy, stating, "Calm, sober, and intelligent surprise should always be possible by design."

Earlier this year Lofree released the amazing 1% compact 65% mechanical Keyboard. While the name might distract some users, the keyboard actually got into the top-selling list for its unique design and amazing features. 1% Mechanical Keyboard brought us a completely new experience with a fully-transparent design. Right from the chassis to the keycaps and even the switches are transparent on the keyboard. Following its release, Lofree also launched a 1% Orange Soda limited edition mechanical keyboard with a combination of clean transparent and orange transparent keycaps. Today, Lofree held their Autumn Launch event where they have released an all-new variant for the 1% series, meet the all-new Lofree 1% Lost in the Desire Mechanical Keyboard launched officially for $229.99. Refer here for more information.

The 1% Lost in the Desire keyboard completely revamps the 1% series with its stunning misty design. The keycaps here retain the patented ergonomic shape and are treated with a milky white color that gives the keyboard a misty character. Lofree 1% Lost in the Desire keyboard looks as unique as the OG 1% but in a different way. While the OG 1% keyboard had a completely transparent look, the new 1% Lost in the Desire has got a milky white misty look. The latest 1% Lost in the Desire keyboard has got a silencing cotton-padded layer placed between the PCB plate and the bottom plate. This layer absorbs the keystroke's pressure and their sharp sound resulting in smooth keypresses with soft acoustics. The keyboard uses high-quality MX-Styled Kalih Jellyfish linear mechanical switches. The keyboard also has hot-swappable sockets allowing the users to easily replace the switches whenever required. Lofree 1% Lost in the Desire keyboard also has full-key conflict-free typing support allowing you to type flawlessly with no ghosting issues. The 1% Lost in the Desire keyboard has got dual-mode connectivity with support for wireless Bluetooth V5.1 and wired USB Type-C connectivity. The keyboard has a white led backlight with seven different pre-built effects.

In today's times when most brands are moving towards digitalization, there is a brand that still believes in retro-themed designs for products that come into use in our day-to-day activities. We are talking about the brand called Lofree here. Lofree is a well-known brand that has got all the praises for having a unique design approach for modern products. They specialize in designing products such as mechanical keyboards, Bluetooth table speakers, table fans, etc. Today, Lofree took it to the internet and released three new products at a launch event. The launch event was also streamed online on their official WeChat channel. Lofree has added three new products to their Mechanical Keyboard catalog: the Wanderfree Moment, the 1% Mechanical Keyboard, and the Gift Box Wireless Mechanical Keyboard.