Review of the CoolerMaster SK650 and SK630. Beautiful low profile mechanical keyboards that you shouldn't buy.
mkunikow
umair-iftikhar
mkunikow
ErlangSolutions
hauleth
There are plenty hot-swap keyboards. You can even make your own PCB to be hot swappable by purchasing proper slots solderable into switch holes.
Cervajz
I recently switched from Apple MK2 to Vortex Race 3 RGB with Cherry MX Red switches. It supports the macOS modifiers natively and it is programmable.
I enjoy the typing experience a lot and I like the “somehow vintage” look 
The LEGO-like keycaps are optional and part of the package.
I also changed the layout to Colemak two weeks ago, which is quite a challenge after almost 20 years with QWERTY 
mkunikow
AstonJ
That looks nice - I want it just for the lighting effects 
I’m in my mobile atm, but is it a Mac keyboard? Can it be configured for the UK (£ sign etc)?
Nicd
A lot of bad reviews in the comments here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hexgears/hexgears-x-1-mechanical-keyboard/comments
Keys not registering, being bad to type on, keycaps breaking, bluetooth not reliable, battery life not as promised… I would stay away.
Also, there’s no info on the Kickstarter at least about configurability, so I would assume it’s not configurable.
Cervajz
Bad reviews at Kono as well: Mechanical Keyboards, Keycaps, and Enthusiast Accessories! — Kono Store
An alternative could be Keychron K1
