I got into custom DIY keyboards. Specifically split ortholinear. A bonus to using these boards is they are flashable with the wonderful QMK firmware, they can h

I got into custom DIY keyboards. Specifically split ortholinear. A bonus to using these boards is they are flashable with the wonderful QMK firmware, they can have multiple layers, dual function keys, mouse emulation, almost anything you can think of on a keyboard. I could never go back to having a 'normal' keyboard after I've enjoyed writing my own layouts. I use normal qwerty for the alpha keys, but almost everything else is changed. Should also note, mechanical doesn't necessarily mean clicky or loud. I have 7 or 8 mech keyboards and some of them have silent switches and are basically noiseless, others make a little bit of sound but not much. I don't like 'clicky' switches.