I used an Anne Pro for a bit, the battery life was incredibly bad and wireless was always crazy spotty. After a few years the USB port stopped responding so I couldn't charge it anymore. I still see it recommended from time to time so maybe later revs have improved it. Keychron is a pretty popular entry level brand that has a large lineup of wireless mechanical boards, most of them are available on Amazon though not in all configurations. More on reddit.com

I threw away a overloaded box of these mechanical keyboard back in the late 90s. You're telling me they're worth $100+ a pop now? What the hell? ... Alongside this question - is there a full sized (with tenkey, because I'm not a pleb), wireless KB with MX Browns? ... Alongside this question - is there a full sized (with tenkey, because I'm not a pleb), wireless KB with MX Browns? Click to expand... https://www.amazon... More on smallformfactor.net

I’m doing some analysis on reddit data and looked at the most recommended gaming keyboards in the past year. Thought I’d share the results here. Its part of a side project of mine to play with Reddit data and LLMs. The goal was to create something useful for the community while learning and improving my development skills. Hopefully it’ll be helpful / interesting to some. The idea is that this crowdsourced analysis can help paint a picture of which are the most tried and tested ones, which can be a useful data point for someone trying to make sense of the massive fragmented information out there. Methodology: I used the Reddit API to scour reddit for discussions on gaming keyboards across all subreddits, scoping the search to posts made within the past year for freshness. Of the search results, I sampled 414 relevant threads and used LLMs to analyze, extract, and categorize opinions from the comments. I also extracted info about the mesh wifi being referred to and used that info to lookup the models on Amazon. Unfortunately for now the list only shows models available on Amazon (for simplicity’s sake). I then sorted the models by number of users with positive sentiment. Caveat: Handling and merging different descriptions, model numbers, abbreviations etc, and associating them with the right variation is non trivial, so its not 100% accurate. Let me know if you spot anything wrong or surprising. source / full list including comments analyzed More on reddit.com

Rk61 if you like 60% layouts is a solid option I think? It's $49, and can get tactile switch option I believe. More on reddit.com