comment: Case: Keychron Q5 w/ Knob  
  Switches: Wuque WS Silent Tactile  
  Keycaps: Keychron Gray/White/Blue  
  Mods: Force Break, Tempest Tape    
  The YouTube algorithm overlord blessed me with a few mechanical keyboard videos seemingly randomly and I was overcome with the desire to upgrade my Ducky One. After MUCH consternation about it all, I settled on the above build.    
  I would literally die without my numpad, so the compact Q5 was the perfect layout for what I wanted out of a new keyboard. I really liked the retro look of the white/gray keycaps with blue accents. I thought I had the keycaps and cable color-coordinated, but the keycaps are a little more turquoise than aqua in person, so... so much for that plan.    
  For switches, I knew I liked tactiles coming from the Cherry Browns I had on the Ducky. I did want something quieter overall, so I turned my search toward the various well received silent tactile switches. The Wuque WS series seemed well received, and come pre-lubed so it saved a newbie from a time-consuming step. I am thrilled with the performance of them. The tactile bump is very pleasing, they don't feel mushy (to me), and they sound really good (and quiet).  
  For mods, the case still pings a little bit even with the more recent upgrades to the Q line keyboards, Force Break solved that nice and easy. Tempest Tape gave the usual upgrade in sound profile to my ears.