The announcement of the “Flow Lite” model suddenly began on August 13.
Let’s put together the photos so far.
Here is a summary of the information that can be gleaned from these photos.
Thin keyboard with 75% layout as in Flow
Low-profile key switches are used
Keycaps are shine-through, allowing backlighting to penetrate
The top right corner of the main unit has a vertical rotary encoder, which was not present on the Flow.
Based on the appearance of the connection terminals and switches, it is likely that both wired (Type-C) and wireless connections are supported.
Material of the body is probably resin, not aluminum (expected)
Since it bears the Lite name, the price will be less expensive than Flow (expected).
It will be available in three colors in addition to the glaze in the photo (glaze, white, and black, or glaze, white, and pink, if the order is correct). Or glaze, white, and pink).
If the body were made of resin, the price would be reduced and the weight would be much lighter, making it easier to carry.
Ryosuke Kawamura is the Editor-in-Chief of Greenkeys and the founder of GreenEchoes Studio.
He covers mechanical keyboards, custom keyboards, and input devices through reviews, interviews, hands-on testing, photography, and editorial work. He has reviewed more than 100 products and regularly reports on JIS-layout compatibility and trends in the Japanese keyboard market.
He also founded the Japan Layout Alliance (JLA), an industry collaboration initiative aimed at improving compatibility for Japanese-layout keyboards.
Greenkeys values editorial independence and transparency. Product samples, advertising relationships, and affiliate links are disclosed within each article.
