Some of the mechanical keyboard scene is caving into collectorism, but it's not insane to pay this much for a keyboard that saved my wrists and career. There's

Some of the mechanical keyboard scene is caving into collectorism, but it's not insane to pay this much for a keyboard that saved my wrists and career. There's no keyboard out there for $100 that's split, ortholiner-ish, QMK or similar programmable, has layers, has thumb clusters, backlit keys, tented, and has hot-swappable mechanical keyswitches. I really wish there was. I'm not offended, but there just isn't a product that compares at a price point that you think isn't excessive.