LOFREEBlock Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 98 Keys Rechargeable Hot-swappable Keyboards with 3 Types Connection for Windows, Mac OS/Rero knobs for Volume Control, Mode Shift, eyeable Panels 2025

Incredible keyboard. I love the feel of it and I like how it has multiple ways to connect.

I've been using this for nearly a year now, and I love this keyboard. I am very picky when it comes to keyboards, particularly the switches. I am happy to say that I have no complaints at all. Looks very high quality and clean, and feels very well built.

Love this keyboard! Sounds amazing, and the aesthetic is perfect.

Great looking and working devices! Wake up is a little wonky. Keys are VERY sensitive. Overall I love it.

Keys are really sensitive

Not a bad keyboard, but it is really, really expensive for that it is.The switches are a pretty easy linear. Perhaps a hair heavier than a traditional red, subjectively. The switches feel like they might have the tiniest of tactile bumps even which is a little unusual - they do not feel like a regular linear to me. Lubing from factory seems nice, smooth, and consistent. Typing sound is very personal and subjective, but I would call this almost hallow sound, especially the space bar which has a notable thunk to it while typing. Key caps seem pretty good upon inspection, no obvious misalignment of the printing nor defects which is good. A couple of the caps are dual color which I personally like - I am generally a big fan of novelty keys.The board construction itself is laughably cheap given the asking price, $170 USD at the time of writing. The whole board is made out of plastic. The case is plastic, the knobs are plastic, the accents are plastic. This board is all plastic, with not even a metal backplate. This makes it quite light and perhaps contributes to the somewhat hallow sound of the board while typing. When pushing on the deck, the whole board will flex. This is advertised as a gasket mount board and I have serious doubts it has one from feel. There might be something in there if I were to open it up, but it certainly does not sound or feel like it has a gasket in my subjective opinion. Picking the board up and twisting the case is very easy which again just adds to the overall feeling of it being cheap.Additional points: the knob that controls the connection function of the board (hardwire/bluetooth) has an off function. It literally disconnects the board so it can not be used - questionable to say the least. Why would this be a setting that exists? A simple cable/wireless function is needed. Why also add an off function? The wireless dongle is near impossible to remove from the board without pliers - or long fingernails at the very least. Only white led effects at this price point is inexcusable. This board does not even come with a braided usb-c cable, which is also inexcusable.This is not a bad board by any means. It is not, not even close, to a $170 board. I have seen and personally used boards that address some if not all of my above concerns for less than half this price. I want to offer this product 2 stars for the laughably low value proposition. But, again, its not all bad, so I will offer it 3 stars.

I hardly ever write reviews but felt compelled for this product. Build quality is amazing, keys and switches are perfect. I love that there is no required software to use this device and it scratches the retro itch and perfectly replicates my experience with old keyboards in the 90s. Works great with Mac and Windows.

I recently purchased the Loifree Block, and it has been a game-changer for my daily routine. Its retro design, combined with its vast anmounnts of connections make it incredibly easy to use. The battery life is impressive, and it charges quickly. I love how portable it is, perfect for my on-the-go lifestyle. The performance is top-notch, handling all my tasks seamlessly. Overall, the Loifree Block has exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and stylish gadget. Five stars!