
Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

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Wired ducky is my recommendation. They are beautiful looking and feeling keyboards, I don’t think I could ever go back to a different brand after the one I have to be honest. Can find one for around $100 for the smaller ones. I use a ducky one 2 mini pro for gaming
I use a Ducky One 2 and they offer a 60% "Pro" version. [This is the Cherry MX Silent Red version](https://www.amazon.com/Ducky-Blackout-Limited-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B0D3M92B9T), but the same link has options for Black/Blue/Brown/Red/Silver and three Kailh: Box Red/Box White/Silent Pink. Listed between $79-87 for new.
I’ve slammed my ducky one 2 mini more than a few times and 6 years later she’s doing great
Try the keychron K6 or K7 if you haven't Good Bluetooth and customizable RGB. Build quality is alright for what you pay, and the keycaps are nice. Also, check out the Ducky One 2 Mini. It's smaller but feels great to type on. And if you haven't seen keyboardyeti, they have some helpful guides for picking mechanical keyboards.
Check out the Ducky one 2 Mini or the Keychron K6. They’re built well and work fine for gaming User reviews can give you a good idea of how they feel to type on. For quick feature comparisons, keyboardyeti is a good site to see what might work for you.
Despite playing most video games on controller, and not using my computer for much typing, I've gone through like 1 gaming keyboard a year for a while now. Each time, the switches start to skip and eventually stop working altogether. Sometimes it's related to frequent use, like the number keys for my password. But sometimes it's random. Like the "C" key on my most recent keyboard. It's starting to get annoying. Off the top of my head, I've gone through a Ducky 1 2 Mini, a Roccat Vulcan, and a Razer Huntsman Mini (although tbf I got that one used). Probably some others I'm not remembering too. I'm not trying to spend tons of money on some bespoke keyboard, but honestly at this point it might end up being cheaper for me in the long run. Do you guys have any recommendations for gaming keyboards? Preferably 100% layout, don't care about stuff like RGB.

Wooting
80HE
Elite gaming performance, deep customization, but divisive typing feel.

AULA
F75
Budget king for thocky sound, but layout and software flawed.

AULA
F75 Max
F75 value with screen, but wireless and key layout issues.

AULA
F99 Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Value full-size with numpad, great typing, but poor software.

Keychron
K2 HE Wireless Magnetic Switch Custom Keyboard
Affordable HE with premium feel, but limited switch options.

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Wooting - 80HE

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NuPhy - Air60 HE Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard

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Logitech - G19 Programmable Gaming Keyboard with Color Display

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Keychron - K10 Version 2 Full Size 104 Keys Bluetooth Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard