https://us.amazon.com/Sungwoo-Foldable-Silicone-Keyboard-Waterproof/dp/B06WWM5TC6/ref=sr_1_3?crid=XSK5P6D2XSEL&keywords=rubber+keyboard&qid=1644298271&sprefix=rubber+keyboard%2Caps%2C92&sr=8-3

this should last u a while and is really good :)

g. skill, cooler master, logitech are good, razer is good as well but tend to be overpriced, just read user reviews and find out which model or keyboard size would be best for you

logitech boards are really solid in my exp

ducky

Leopold

seconding this, my leopold has been great for years no problems

Varmilo keyboards are trustworthy

I beat the absolute shit out of my Corsair Strafe back in the day and stayed totally reliable. Only ever got rid of it when I moved from MX Reds to Razer Greens (MX Blue adjacent)
Also had good luck with Razer keyboards thus far, While I prefer TKL have been enjoying using the Blackwidow X (had the Tournament Edition TKL until i killed it w/ water damage)
Can't speak on Razer Yellows (MX Red adjacent) but the Strafe with MX Reds was excellent.

my leopold is about a decade old now with no issues

my ducky one is about 6 years old now, taken a lot of abuse and works like a charm still

ive owned 3 ducky year of the X boards and so far they've all had small issues like leds failing or a key starting to double type. varmilo and leopold have my vouch tho

cooler master and anno seems to be solid, i use my quickfire tk cherry mx red for like 6 years and so far my only issue with it is that i already broke a space button onto two pieces and i had to glue it back and that's it

Fnatic have made a really good keyboard. Im really happy with the one I bought.

There are three different Corsair keyboards that are used in my house. Absolutely no complaints with them whatsoever. When I had my first Corsair keyboard back in like 2014, the only minor complaint I had is that there were some issues with the lights acting a little weird. That has since been fixed via firmware updates a long time ago.

Great switches, software that doesn't act like total shit, and great quality keyboard all around.

I really do like mine, got the k70 M.K.2 with cherry red switches, only issue I’ve had is RGB not working and certain key binds not being recognized when ever I launch metro exodus…

logitech mech keyboards come with cheap plastic pins that break easily if ur a button smasher

I recommend the HyperX Alloy FPS with red switches. Affordable, minimalistic design so very portable (as a laptop gamer this keyboard easily fits in the same laptop bag). Quality is good and recommended by many other people. Big vouch.

https://www.hyperxgaming.com/en/keyboards/alloy-fps-pro-mechanical-gaming-keyboard

Filco is insanely high quality

https://twitter.com/twilitekeys

personal friend who does rly nice stuff if ur trying to go high end

abused my leopold for years and it still works great, I've tried every other manufacturer mentioned here except filco and leopold easily blows them out of the water. only keyboard i've tried that was better was one that was a custom build by someone who's really into mech boards

I hope this doesn't count as necromancy but
I'm looking for a full-sized, wired keyboard with a big wrist rest
That's basically it; any recommendations?

I have a Dierya (Diarrhea) brand keyboard from amazon and it shorted my mobo once

optical yellows are nice though

logitech

use rtings.com for deciding peripherals-- they have some pretty detailed analyses

I love my Leopold's. Extreme quality. You can feel the quality as soon as you touch/pick one up.

Same with Razer mechanical keyboards. I had a nice one many years ago. It lasted about 1-2 years before the D key became softer than hot butter.

most companies when it comes to reputable hardware are fairly good in the 80-100 dollar price range nowadays, you shouldn't have much trouble with finding a keyboard that lasts. My recommendations no matter what though is that you look for a metal cased keyboard, instead of a plastic one or something without a lot of weight to it. Right now I'm using a modded keychron q2, but even unmodded it sounded and felt really high quality.

agree, I have a keychron k8 and it's great. I honestly prefer the plastic sound over metal though

wooting are making a 60% kb, gonna be nice