Lofree: retro-styled mechanical keyboards, mice and desk gear

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Lofree is a keyboard brand from Shenzhen in China that has made its name with mechanical keyboards that look as good as they type. Its first keyboard launched through crowdfunding, and the range has since won design awards and grown to cover mice, keycaps, palm rests, power banks and even a desk fan. The brand describes its focus as "Fun 2m²", meaning the small patch of desk right under your fingertips.

It suits people who spend all day at a keyboard and want something more interesting than the one that came with their computer: writers, coders, students and anyone setting up a home office. Many of the boards are wireless, and there are versions made for Mac as well as Windows layouts. If you like a tidy, colour-matched desk, Lofree sells mice, numpads and rests designed to sit alongside each keyboard.

What's worth a look

These six were on the Lofree homepage at the prices shown when we checked:

The Flow range is Lofree's best-known line. The Flow 2 84 starts from $159 and is a low-profile board, so the keys sit lower than on a traditional mechanical keyboard, which some people find easier on the wrists. If you want a number pad, the newer Flow Lite 2 100 is a full-size low-profile board at $119, which makes it the cheaper way into the range.

The Lipstick Mechanical Keyboard, from $189, is the most eye-catching of the six, and Lofree sells a matching Lipstick Wireless Mouse at $69 if you want the pair. For the rest of the desk, the 1970s Desk Fan at $99 picks up the retro look of the brand's typewriter-style boards, and the grey Desk Mat at $39 is a simple way to tie a set-up together.

Lofree also sells keycap sets with themes such as Retro, Tarot and Van Gogh, mostly from about $50 to $60, so you can change the look of a keyboard you already own rather than buying a new one.

Current offers

Lofree runs seasonal promotions through the year, and around Black Friday it has run a month of discounts on keyboards and accessories. Promotions like that come and go, so check our Lofree page for the codes and deals we list when you're ready to buy. The prices above are the ones the homepage showed when we checked, before any discount at checkout.

How to save more

• Decide whether you need a number pad first. The 84-key and 68-key boards are smaller and often cheaper, and Lofree sells separate wireless numpads if you only need one now and then.
• Think about keycaps before a new keyboard. A $50 to $60 keycap set can change the feel and look of a board you already like.
• Buy matching accessories in the same order. Mice, rests and mats are cheaper add-ons, and an accessory discount often applies on top of a keyboard one during Lofree's sales.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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