EVO80

Neo by qwertykeys are some quality boards. I just built one today and it is quite nice. Evoworks boards also come highly recommended. I think they rebranded to TickType evo80 and evo75.

TKL (80%): MCHOSE GX87 $100 Evo80 ~180$, best prebuilt TKL for the price IMO Full size: Ticktype DP 104 ALL are QMK/VIA, which is an open source web based configuration tool (no proprietary software like iCue), aluminum frame, and in general better build quality and QC.

I'm in the middle of deciding whether to get the Evo80 (it's in my cart rn). I'm sure it's a great prebuilt keyboard when everything is working. That being said.. The fact Qwertykeys refer you to Ticktype for any help regarding Evo80, who have removed the Google Drive link for Evo80 firmware updates

Silent tactile switches are a good upgrade from membrane / scissor switch keyboards, and you have a lot of options with cases / switches / keycaps. Main difference is that it wont be super low profile, but you can offset that with a wrist rest. What you get depends on budget and preference. Mchose G

Budget brands (especially Epomaker specifically unfortunately) also don't have the best reputation. Usually mechanical keyboards should last a really long time. I generally reccomend the Evo 75 and Evo 80 since they're very ideal prebuilt boards although a little pricer. They come in a ton of colors