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An expensive keyboard feels good. Like every piece of hardware, there are diminishing returns for high end products. I wouldn't use a cheap $10 keyboard, If I have to type all day. Yet any dollar past $100 is probably a luxury, there are good keyboards for less. That said, people enjoy nice looking

IF you want somehing close to thocky, do this: 3 layers of masking tape under the pcb, polyfill underneath, GASKET mounted stabs, preferably durock v3's with holee mod and some lubing. Best linears for deep, not as high pitched sound signature: Keygeek Y2 48G. No need to lube them. They sound way be

Check out the Keychron K series or Ducky One 3. they’re built well and sound alright. Plus, they have that 75-80% layout you want. If you want to compare stuff, keyboardyeti has a table that might help you out... The newer A75 could be good too, but there are other options that are worth checking ou

spilled monster on my last board too, so i know the pain. if you liked the ducky feel and want a 65% with rgb, the Ducky One 3 Mini SF is basically the upgraded version. it keeps the cherry red switches (or similar feel) and has the arrow keys you're missing. the build quality is solid and it's a st

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice on my next keyboard purchase and could use some help deciding between a few options I’ve shortlisted. Here’s what I’m after: I want a deep “thock” sound, not a high-pitched clack. I prefer light keys (so minimal actuation force - my hands get tired and cold