How to choose a keyboard

After trying different switches with a chinese keyboard I got offAliexpress, I prefer ones with subtle tactile feeling but not much noise. Even though I don't have to worry about people around me being annoyed by noise, I'm actually sensitive to noise myself. Even with headphones on, I really don't want every keypress to be a gunshot xD

I think in the end I left all the keys their default, except I replaced some with kitten pawpad squishies lmfao
I think they may be brown...
But the great thing is, you can buy a good keyboard that let's you swap the switches yourself and buy a set of each switch type and just try them all out yourself, right?

I bought a super compact keyboard for travel purposes. This one has red switches by default(but the one I got has Brown), and it's half the price of the one I bought 2 years ago o.o

" AJAZZ NK61 Wired Mechanical Keyboard 61 Keys 60% Compact Hot Swappable Red Switch RGB Backlit Portable for Gaming Laptop Gamer
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLVIBwF "

https://www.norbauer.co/products/the-seneca

Get this. You're not poor, are you?

I use an Aula keyboard and I couldn't be happier with it. A lot of the cheap Chinese made products nowadays are approaching the quality levels of the "artisan" products in the tech world I've noticed.

Das Keyboard - blue keys. All of Monerica made with it.

@monerica Where can i get one?

@fantuan yo Kindred, Hong Konger from England here!

I've been looking at mechanic keyboards. A lot of my Hong Kong friends love using these, even for video gaming. https://www.mechmods.co.uk/

@BraveSmoke https://www.daskeyboard.com/

They don't have classic Windows one but this is the closest: https://www.daskeyboard.com/model-s-professional-for-mac (there are other good ones, all blue keys)

tfw my keyboard was the cheapest wireless option on amazon

This thread is inspiring me to be honest lol

@monerica i bow to you