I ' ve been drinking bourbon all day . I see what he meant now . I ' d agree on the it should have been dot Indians premise tbh <| sep |> well I ' ll tell you what I look for in a keyboard , and what I don ' t like . Switches are they cherry mx keycap compatible ? where are the switches from ? What do they feel like ? Do I want something familar , or different ? Are they reputable ? Can I trust reviews from a tech website , or should I trust an enthusiast ? Layout Can I change the keycaps ? What happens when the keycaps wear out and I can ' t change the keycaps ? Do I need the numberpad ? Do I need the navigation cluster stuff above the numpad ? Do I need the arrow keys or can I use a function layer personally , WASD as arrows is far better . Design Is there a case ? or is it just mounted on the metal plate ? am I traveling with this keyboard and do I have to worry about durability ? How easy can I service this keyboard ? Do I even like the look of this ? Do I want it minimalistic or do I want it to stand out ? Here is a keyboard that I really like The Leopold FC 750 R . It ' s a tenkeyless keyboard . There is no numberpad because I never use it . And so the mouse is closer and in a ergonomic position . The brand is very highly praised by enthusiasts and the design is very minimalistic , capable of be modified to suit your needs . The layout is standard . I can change the keycaps to nearly everything I want . The stock configuration is very nice as well . Stock PBT keycaps are one of the best keycaps you can get stock on a keyboard . And the keyboard uses genuine Cherry MX switches . What I don ' t like about the G 910 The design is subjective , but I find it very angular and lot ' s of plastic . The switch design is new , there are no good keycap replacements for it . The switches are also pretty mushy for my personal taste . All in all , there is nothing I like about this keyboard .