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  I live in the UK and have only started to dive into the keyboard rabbit hole recently. I've always used prebuilt stuff from Razer/Steelseries and have decided to move on. I've never been much of a tinkerer, so I'd like things to be as simple to put together as possible, but it's not a deal breaker if I have to do some work.
  The theoretical set-up that's been in my head for a few days now is a GMMK Pro with Gateron oil king black switches. I'm still looking at keycaps but I'll probably end up with PBT pudding caps of some description.
  I've obviously heard all the horror stories with the GMMK pro stabs being overlubed and generally just bad, so I fear it could not be the most simple option for me, although I do really like the look of the board. If it's the case that swapping the stabs out is cheap and easy then maybe I'll just go for it.
  The oil king switches took my interest because they're heavier than the QX2 red switches in my Steelseries prebuilt, so I'm hoping they will help a little bit with pressing 2 keys by accident. They also come factory lubed which sounds convenient for me considering I want to avoid tinkering around with things too much.
  Being completely new to this, I'm sure that there are things I may be overlooking, so I call upon the power of Reddit for any advice. I'm fully open to suggestions.
  Thanks in advance.
context: what switches would you guys recommend on a zoom too with a carbon fiber plate? i’m not too sure what kind of switches and coins profiles compliment a cf plate.
  for switches I like a tactile or heavier linear >
  
  Keychron or Leopold?
  I’m not an avid Keyboard connoisseur so won’t likely do something DIY or build it myself (yet). I know Keychron switch can be swap despite having Gateron with it, but overall which one you’d suggest for playing (A LOT) of MOBA? Needs NKRO for sure, Bluetooth would be nice so long as no delays. Budget will limits to $250 and whilst we are at it TKL or something smaller is much preferred. >
  
  I don't know the quality of those newer keychrons, but the ones in the same price range as leopold (k4, k8, etc.) Usually have have tons of rattling and are pretty hollow, and the keycaps feels cheap. In this case they're not even in the same ball park, leopold feels way better.
  Though, leopold don't make wireless boards afaik, if that's important for you try looking into akko boards, same price range. Only downsides is that it has north facing leds which makes cherry profile keycaps sound a bit funky and the logo is kinda fugly.
  Both around 100 usd-ish >
  
  
  leopold don't make wireless boards afaik
  
  Apparently they have. FC750RBT for example, is a TKL Bluetooth of theirs. I would still recommend a Keychron K board because of the price, but with their $250 budget, they definitely can find better.