Poker II

Highly customizable with led, casing.
The stocked keycaps is pbt materials which long lasting for typist use.
And the price is worth and affordable.

poker 2 is surely a go

rapid i and ducky shine  is a go see which 1 suits ure budget

if u dun need blink blink
zero2087 is good to go too

If you coding, then go for Filco Majestouch 2 TKL.
Since you using touch typing and LED absolutely redundant for typist.

If you don't mind the short space bar, and don't plan to put aftermarket keyset, why not.

No one here will recommend Razer, and that's not excluding me

Why not Code Keyboard?

Not recommended.
The reason not recommended because finding replacement keycaps is hard for this keyboard especially for the spacebar.

Standard layout comes with 1.25x modifiers and 6.25x spacebar.


Filco Majestouch 2 TKL is the best quality and feel among all the manufactured keyboards.
I advised you to avoid this brand Razer.
Please look at my old post here.
Now you know new mechanical switch of Razer just a rebranding of kailh (clone Cherry MX).
Why kailh switch bad?
You click this link, you will understand. http://imgur.com/a/7ujle
Kailh switches infamous for low quality and easily broken stem if you pull your keycaps hard.

For mechanical keyboard, we always looking for long lasting.
So, I always not recommend trash to others.

FYI, MX Blue and MX Green are basically the same, they both are tactile+clicky, just different spring where MX Green has harder spring (about 80g)
MX Clear is tactile, almost similar to MX Brown, but it has more tactile and harder spring (about 70g)

they generally sounded the same to me, though sometimes our mind plays some trick to our ears thinking that it should sound louder with harder spring.
the plate and casing is the only thing that could affect how loud it'll be.

otherwise, buckling spring is your best option for the loud clicky.
didn't try alps before...so i can't comment on that

For manufactured keyboard,
Native support using DIP switch is useful when your typing layout is using the common 1. Like qwerty, dvorak, colemak.
If you using custom layout then definitely need go for Karabiner to remap the keys you want.
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if you want to try green switch i saw a CM storm green switches last week at viewnet lowyat if you type alot better go for blue cause lighter spring less force required i love my ducky green switches but my arm sore after long period of typing but blue no so go test it out

go lowyat there is a lot of keyboards to test i think blue is your best opinion for  cherry Mx switches or brown.you can test CM strom and Filco at viewnet i went there last week there even having green switches you might sa well try out before buying and your hand is the best judge we only give you advice 

i know they got ducky but filco not sure but i think https://www.facebook.com/MVPConcept/info?fl...r=page_internal got fico