I'm going to suggest, if you haven't ordered it yet, that you get a hotswappable keyboard. (For those new to keyboards, it means that you can remove and replace a switch without having solder anything.) Aside from making it easy to try a new switch that catches your eye, it makes for an easy repair if you accidentally spill something on your keyboard and, say, one key stops working.
My own current keyboard is a Ducky One 2 SF 65%. I seldom need function keys, and it's easy to get the tilde with Shift--as a sysadmin, that's the oddball key that I use a lot. Due to a crowded desk, I like its small size.
I have silent reds because one day, my wife notices the typing noise, and from then on, couldn't unnotice it.
Nowadays, I work from home, but when I was in the office, a co-worker who was rather sensitive to sound, complained about my blue switch keyboard, so I switched to browns there, which mollified him. They were loud, there was a lot of noise in the office and he sat rather far from me.
Here's mine, making a picture to show a friend, I had the LEDs lit, though i almost never have them on. Ducky, for those unfamiliar with them, give their keyboards a space bar with whatever animal's year it is in the Chinese Zodiac, and this was the year of the tiger.
My own current keyboard is a Ducky One 2 SF 65%. I seldom need function keys, and it's easy to get the tilde with Shift--as a sysadmin, that's the oddball key that I use a lot. Due to a crowded desk, I like its small size.
I have silent reds because one day, my wife notices the typing noise, and from then on, couldn't unnotice it.
Nowadays, I work from home, but when I was in the office, a co-worker who was rather sensitive to sound, complained about my blue switch keyboard, so I switched to browns there, which mollified him. They were loud, there was a lot of noise in the office and he sat rather far from me.
Here's mine, making a picture to show a friend, I had the LEDs lit, though i almost never have them on. Ducky, for those unfamiliar with them, give their keyboards a space bar with whatever animal's year it is in the Chinese Zodiac, and this was the year of the tiger.