Void Switches
- Low-profile POM switches
- Switch type: Silent linear
- Actuation force: 40±10gF
- Total travel: 2.8±0.25mm
- Responsive keystrokes: 1.3±0.3mm
- Spring Length:15.5mm
- Durability: 50 million times
Compatibility for Lofree Keyboards: Flow 2 Series / Flow Series / Flow Lite Series
- Ready for dispatch in 2~5 days
- Tracking number will be available in 7 days after shipment
- Order cancellation is acceptable within 24 hours of placing order
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Sound Test
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In the box
I was quite skeptical about whether I needed to get the Void switches for my Flow Lite. Is the difference compared to the stock Specter switches really big enough to justify spending another $60? If absolute silence is important to you, then yes, it is.
The Void switches are very quiet, with a surprisingly good feel for a silent switch. Their sound is deeper than the Specters, which are slightly high-pitched to my ear. There’s also clear tactile feedback when you press them; they don’t feel mushy at all.
However, if you’re simply looking to replace the Specter switches, it’s probably not worth it.
As a mechanical keyboard user of over 15 years, I had to dive into silent typing. Found a random video with a few houndreds of views showing the Flow2 with Void Switches. I couldn't believe what I heard. Dug adter some more tests and got them. Best decision EVER!! Please include a keycap puller with either the keyboards or the switches. Thank you for creating these wonderful switches!
These switches are extremely quiet and smooth, best switches I've ever tried.
Very silent very good
I'm a person who appreciates silence when concentrating so these are pretty much perfect for me.
Void Low-profile POM Switches
Got them for my flow lite. Perfect for the office, if you don‘t want to disturb the others. It‘s quieter than any membrane keyboard I know and still feels great to type on. Shipping to germany took about 2-3 weeks without any shipping updates. So you gotta be patient.
I loooove this keyboard. I bought it because of my long gel nails and everything fit perfectly. The quality is just wow. Go for it.
Hey, the switches are of good quality, the sound is.. OMG, no sound, I'm in love. Thanks !
Love these switches. Very quiet and easy to install in my Lofree 100 lite. Wish they came with a key-cap puller as well as a switch puller
The new Void Low-profile switches for my Flow2 are great. Sounds very, very, very quietly. It's fun to type on it.
I wish you could buy black Flow2 with Void switches as default, not only in white version.
The first mechanical keyboard I ever used (from a different brand) had linear switches. I didn't like it much because it was easy to click by accident by just laying the hands on the keyboard.
Then I switched to lofree's phantom tactile switches. I really liked the sound and feel, and it gives a sense of safety on every click. But eventually, the noise is a burden.
Now, I tried these void switches, and I really liked them. Paired with lofree's keyboard, it doesn't have the problem of accidental clicks because the keycaps are firm. At the same time, the touch is light, and the switches are silent. The first impression I have is that the feeling is liberating, because at the long term you can rewire your brain to no longer wait for that sound confirmation, which can be less tiring for hours of use.
Their problem was it was too loud.
These switches solved that. Now their keyboard is louder than mine 😂
It's hard to find low profile mechanical switches that are truly silent, but lofree achieved that. These keep me and my keyboard undercover when I'm in the office, and they're even quieter than the scissor switches on the basic keyboards the office provides. While they're not as satisfying as louder switches that can afford to feel less soft or almost mushy, these toe the line with an extremely respectable effort, and I say they come out on top.