MKs are a very deep rabbit hole and your confusion is genuine, as even after having 25 MKs, 35+ switches and a lot of different Keycaps, even I haven't experienced a lot of stuff.
If you're ok with 75% check [r75](https://meckeys.com/shop/keyboard/75-keyboard/royal-kludge-rk-r75/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23015596244&gbraid=0AAAAAC4dMgNEhRc5DGzVsXw8C2u_oXFhz&gclid=Cj0KCQjwy_fOBhC6ARIsAHKFB78HOesZubpcB9SzKUbeqQDvXyQ_G2XBFW5c5NnumDTa1UF3KaRoBQUaAg0UEALw_wcB) with brown switches. There are a lot of other options which could be better but most comes with linear switches only.
This should be decent, but this doesn't have shine through Keycaps. I forget that you mentioned good rgb when I suggested r75, as it also has opaque keycaps.
But I think you should go with hive 98 v2 as it can fulfill most of your needs. Only dive deeper if you really like the mk experience and left with an itch to explore more. Hive 98 is hotswappable so you can change switches very easily and Keycaps too if you want.
i am using a HyperX Alloy Origins for gaming.
It has been great. I prefer the switches of Hyperx over Razer, Corsair, Logitech.
Post sales service of Logitech has been the best. Same day repair and replacement here in Delhi, India.
Overall though, I find linear switches gaming keyboard bad for typing. I make a lot of mistakes.
As I don't game as much anymore 😭, I have been using Royal Kludge RK75 with tactile switches and it has been the best keyboard for me. The typing experience is amazing. In gaming also it fairs quite well, but for competitive games the wired Hyperx still feels faster (very slightly)
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