Klava is a really good, affordable option. I have the venerable Steelseries 6Gv2, which is not bad. I am really happy with it and can confidently suggest it to anyone looking for a high-quality, reasonably priced keyboard for programming or gaming. As a result of the peculiarities of attaching keycaps (there are thin, fragile legs), in the event of a breakdown, it is necessary to change not only the keycap, but also solder the switch (order, wait, etc.). As a result, these fragile legs break off and remain in the switch, and despite all attempts to insert a new keycap, it is no longer possible. Keycap removal is now so simple that some even just fly off the switches. Simply put, it's not worthwhile. Purchase keyboards that support Cherry MX switches.
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