The MS ones are unsung heros here. There's way too much emphasis on the mechanical switches among the community. I got infatuated with mechanical keyboards wi

The MS ones are unsung heros here. There's way too much emphasis on the mechanical switches among the community. I got infatuated with mechanical keyboards with Cherry MX switches about 10-12 years ago and gave myself RSI from using them. I kept trying different ones assuming it was the design of the keyboard.. there was so much non-scientific belief that mechanical switches are better for RSI that I had a huge blind spot. I went through Das Keyboard, Kinesis, Truly Ergonomic, and a bunch of others and it never would go away. When I finally ditched the mechanical switches it went away... the MS keyboards seem to be the cheapest/easiest to get that have nice non-mechanical switches and work for me. No problems for years now using the MS ones. The boutique manufacturers selling mechanical switch keyboards market them as better for RSI without much proof meanwhile for some of us the longer travel on those switches might actually be the cause.