@trostol The TECWARE Phantom (87 or 104 key versions) seems to be a solid option at the low end of the spectrum ($40-50ish). It also comes in both 87 and 104 key versions (NUMPAD or not) in that price range.
Anne Pro 2 is a solid 60% (compact) option. They’re usually 40–50, but you can find them on sale as low as 30.
Keychron makes some very solid options that range from 40-80ish and the illumination in most models allows you to choose RGB or white, giving you the option to save a few bucks if you don’t want the color. They’re currently having a sale on their website. If you have any questions about them, I’m happy to answer them.
Normal Profile Keyboards
The color of switch in the keyboard matters very much. Blue, Brown, Black, and Red will likely be the ones you see most often. Blue switches are “clicky.” They sound like a keyboard out of the 80s or 90s and have a tactile bump in the keystroke that makes a clicky sound. Blues are usually best for touch typing. Reds are linear, which means they depress smoothly and without a springy sound. These are usually considered gaming switches. Browns are a middle ground between blues and reds. They have the bump while depressing like a blue, but lack the clicky sound like a red.
Bless your heart for thinking I have time to play anything anymore.
You should see my mouse. I had to move to a vertical one. It saved my wrist, but it looks ridiculous. You hit the buttons almost like a trigger.