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Wooting keyboard.
A few years ago my previous keyboard broke. It was a Steelseries mechanical keyboard, Nordic layout. Got it cheap, but didn't realise it was because Steelseries completely dropped support for it; the Nordic version's key caps break easily... And so did mine.
Since then I used a cheap back lit keyboard that's a complete piece of junk. I'm no keyboard enthusiast. I just want the key I pressed to get pressed when I press it. But with the replacement keyboard, if your finger is a bit off-centre from the key, the key gets "stuck" and won't get pressed in.
I finally bought a proper keyboard from Wooting, and using it to type is actually feels good!
You know, mechanical keyboards have standardized keycaps. You can just buy replacement keycaps. Although now you have two keyboards, which is never a bad thing :)
Not this Steelseries. This one has a really weird way of snapping keys in place, and over time those things cracked and broke with use, causing the gap to fall off.