BlackWidow

Even outside of software bloat, if tomorrow I decide I want faster or slower latency on my hardware, $30 and 30 minutes is all it takes to swap in any of dozens on dozens of switch options When the w key died on my old razer blackwidow V1 I had to buy an entirely new keyboard, which is how O wound up with a V3 that died of its own accord 2 years later The V1 at least lasted about 7 years including a couple drink spills

I currently have a Razer Blackwidow early model with the cherry blue switches bust seem to wearing out a bit. Still works perfectly just losing some of the feel. I quite like the feel of them and looking to replace it with something similar. I've tried a few keysboarda you find in some of the big box stores but nothing jumps out at me. Looking at a mostly full sized keyboard. I use the ten keys a bit. Not really fussed about wireless. It doesn't move and would just sit connected all the time anyway Australia based, not sure if there are limits on what's available here

I bought my razer blackwidow v1 for IIRC 70$-90$ in 2016. Still functions perfectly, the damage so far is literally 1 button that no longer works and the spacebar spring which I ruined while cleaning it. Was cheap, lasted 9,5 years so far, and when it dies I'm getting another one just like that. Same for my logitech G703. I had the wireless version and I wore down the right click in a year, yet the wired version has lasted me 7 years.

using razer black widow (in pink, idk if the paint or whatever holds differences) for a couple years now and it hasn’t yet done this for me!! something i was having so much trouble with on my old bluetooth keys lol

I second the black widow. Probably your best bet. Then get steel key caps.

Ngl I miss the macro buttons on keyboards. I still use my razer blackwidow on the main PC and I can’t stop using the M1-M5 keys

I went from Razer Blackwidow, which is similar to your Ducky, to Wooting 80HE. The difference is night and day and the Wooting was irrefutably better. I had to mod mine for more tactile keys as it was hard for me to feel like I was hitting keys, but I've gotten used to it now. The default Wooting should honestly be universally satisfying for most keyboard preferences otherwise