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oh I liked the Drop ALT. The one pictured is a KBD75 I built a decade ago

Better for CS2? I’d say so compared to standard mechanical keyboard/linear/whatever your preferred switches are. Custom actuation points are huge, my movement was terribad until I got used to it. Quick response is evident when switching back to my DROP ALT/KBDFans 65% keyboards. I’d love to go to th

Think this could be the sid drop alt you were looking for but never gave attention towards lol

My Drop Alt High Profile was $250 and it's only 65 keys. Nice keyboards are expensive. It's this a nice keyboard?

Yeag 9 months on full drop no cpap mark on main, my 20% drop alt has gotten 2 back to back lul

That middle, the 65% form factor, has been the sweet spot for me. I’ve had a Drop Alt v1 for years now, using TTC silent bluish whites. The drop is discontinued, but I’d make a few recommendations: - get something hotswappable. Most every nice keyboard is these days, so that’s not hard.- go heavy. L

I think this one came with a Drop Alt I got forever ago! Still going strong though, I like how flexible it is.

Check out the Keychron K8 or the ducky One 2 Mini. They should work for what you need, and they have RGB... If you like hall effect switches, give the Drop ALT a try too. For more comparisons and stuff, hit up keyboardyeti. They have good info on picking a keyboard.

Any of the keyboards mentioned by FrostyDMS would work well. Consider spending a few bucks on some good silent switches to replace the stock ones. Lubed silent fox switches from GMMK are fantastic for gaming. Very light and super quiet, especially if you put o rings on your keycaps. I have this exac

Check out the Keychron K6 or the Drop ALT. they’re in your price range and have wireless. If you want better sound, just throw in some foam or change the keycaps... It's not hard. Also, keyboardyeti has a beginner's guide that could help you get the hang of modding.