This hits all the right notes for me. I recently bought a full set of SA Retro keycaps for my WASD CODE v2 (in blues), on my Mac. While pricey, I love them. I g

This hits all the right notes for me. I recently bought a full set of SA Retro keycaps for my WASD CODE v2 (in blues), on my Mac. While pricey, I love them. I get warm fuzzies every time I sit down at it. I use this board on my Mac, and out of a dozen mech's I've tried, I just don't think it gets any better than a WASD. The article also mentions new buckling spring boards. I have a Mini M from Unicomp on my work computer. The action doesn't seem as crisp as I remember on actual Model M's from back in the 80's, but given that it's supposed to be the same internals, made on literally the same dies, I have to chalk it up to memory. I like it too. For "just" $110, I will probably buy one of these. I don't have a Kailh-based board, though I've like the feel of that brand of switches in various testers I have.