Lofree posted a teaser image of what appears to be a new keyboard｜Possible 65% mechanical?
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On March 22, 2026, Lofree posted a teaser image of what appears to be a new keyboard on its official X
Hey, something new is coming soon . It looks different but still carries that same spirit you fell for . Aesthetic, Life, the Discerning Why Not . Let ‘s dive in -starting with this piece of metal
What we can read from the image is a 65% keyboard with an integrated palm rest, a tilt angle of 12 degrees, and a chunk of metal, perhaps.
The fact that it has an integrated palm rest gave me the impression that it probably has a normal profile.
From the hashtag, the project name is likely to be “Hyzen”.
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It seems to be a coined word, with a nuance of Hybrid + Zen, and it seems to have Lofree’s design philosophy in it.
As for Lofree, you may have the impression that the brand became famous for its aluminum x gasket mount x low profile with “new generation choc v2 switches” such as Flow and Flow2.
The Block and Dot series are well-known for normal profile keyboards, but we have not been able to confirm a product lineup of normal profile mechanical keyboards with aluminum bodies at this time.
In any case, we are waiting for further information.
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