It is low profile so perhaps a sacrifice not everyone can make. Also, for those who care about thock or sound profile maybe this isn’t for you. But if you want a nice feeling quiet comfortable keyboard that doesn’t drive you wife crazy and wake your sleeping baby, these switches are perfect.

The Hades are simply the best switches you can get. Super soft sounding and buttery smooth, not the loud clicky sound you would usually get from other switches. But replacing these switches are a bit of pain as they are a bit hard to place in the keyboard and removing them. And they're a bit easy to break when I was replacing the previous switches for my flow lite. It was this plastic bridge that was breaking. I broke a few but it did not affect the performance of these switches. Be aware. But once they're installed, it was worth it.

After using the Lofree Flow Lite keyboard for a month, I must say I’ve grown to love it. With other keyboards I’ve used, I often experienced pain in my fingertips—but not with the Lofree Hades keycaps. It’s also very quiet, which helps me think more clearly while typing.

However, this product isn’t without its flaws. The 100-key layout has been a significant challenge for me. I still haven’t gotten used to it and often make major typing mistakes, which has unfortunately slowed down my productivity.

One aspect I’m particularly dissatisfied with is the placement of the arrow keys. They’re positioned too close to the surrounding keys and the number pad, making them difficult to use comfortably. Additionally, I find the lettering on the keycaps quite small, and some keys share the same line of printing, which reduces clarity.

Hades Low-profile POM Switches

Nearly silent - I found these to be even more silent than my co-workers’ membrane keyboards. I migrated towards tactile switches on my other normal profile keyboards, so I was a bit concerned at the light operating force and linear switches on the Flow Lite. In the end I had absolutely nothing to worry about - the Hades and Specter switches both feel and sound AMAZING. I noticed my typing speed and accuracy significantly increase while using the Hades at work, and I believe the linear switch type is ideal for this low-profile switch given the shorter travel distance. The Hades do have a softer feel to them given the dampening silicone, but certainly not in a bad way - they still have an extremely satisfying mechanical bottom feel. These are a must if you have any concerns for sound level.