K10 HE

Palm rest might help, but it does take some getting used to. And different mechanical keyboards also differ between the types of switches. A longer time ago I used a clicky mechanical keyboard (MX blue switches) which was great back then, but the in the more recent past I used a (low profile) Logite

Here is a list of full-size Keychron keyboards. Be aware of: Keycaps that are not shine-through, even if pictures seem to suggest they are. Resellers often also list it incorrectly (probably honest mistakes) The blinding light. The very limited selection of shine-through keycaps, especially for ISO

Re "RGB keyboard with shine-through keycaps": The K10 HE is one of Keychron's best in that respect (though it isn't saying that much when it comes to Keychron) Note: Regular, not the "special edition"s (they have opaque keycaps) Other notes: Being north-facing, there is a huuuge selection of third-p

Not a lot of good fullsize options. I went from fullsize to 96% and don't regret it. If you're open to 96%, M2 V5 VIA is great for the price and you can grab a switch tester to see what kind of switches you like. Yunzii AL98 is also good. I tried: Keychron Q6: bad stock stabalizers, didn't like the

Re "...lottery": An example: Keychron V6 Max... Disappointment is an understatement. It started failing after one week, due to loose hotswap sockets (reseating and replacing switches only provided a temporary solution). Hotswap socket picture. There is also a report in comments for a Lemokey P1. #26

Some specific notes: The regular K10 HE has shine-through keycaps (in contrast to the special edition (SE)). These keycaps have better light than the K10 V2 (e.g., due to the larger "font" (legend) and light pipes built into the "switches"), though the uniformity isn't great The K10 V2 may have over