to just buy a good keyboard with solid build quality for not-ridiculous amounts of money?
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in reply to @Turfster's post:
realtalk i feel like it's that thock fetishism. like keyboard influencer marketing
I just want something that doesn't start chattering or missing input within a year, or get all shiny and scuffed off.
We used to have that in the 80s and early 90s, where did we go so wrong?
if you're looking for suggestions, i've had rly good results with keychron. simple designs that hold up, easy to clean. i've had mine for 5 years of heavy use now, haven't needed to replace anything except the cable for convenience's sake
Interesting
Not really something carried by local stores it seems, so that'll be... interesting.
(Also some of these prices are Spicy)