The price of the keyboard doesn't matter so much - I'm typing on a keyboard from Apple that cost almost $200, and many keyboard nerds have spent way more than t

The price of the keyboard doesn't matter so much - I'm typing on a keyboard from Apple that cost almost $200, and many keyboard nerds have spent way more than that. I have a $3800 laptop that honestly isn't much faster (for my needs) than the $1300 refurb M1 Pro I was using before. I don't have one, and would never buy it, but Apple has a $6000 32 inch monitor. What's important is whether it provides value (functionality, productivity, health benefits via ergonomics, etc). I have no idea if it does, but that's what I'd base the price assessment on.