I had low profile keyboard for 5 year and never got used to it. Changed back to classical keyboard 2 years ago and feel like reborn again. Except i have Omron Romer-G and they have 3.8 mm travel distance. Cherry feels much better with 4.5 mm travel distance.

las:

How tall is the keycap. I want some more low profile options. Really tired of tall mechanical keys.

https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2292

@RonanH no company was forced to NOT work with them design/patent wise. and looking at the inconsistencies (quality/use/spec) between different switches from different brands, using different color/names for their equivalent of an existing (cherry) switches, makes it worse. with cherry i know what i get, then again the Outemu i tried was pretty good. i remember giving a couple of cherry keyboards away, when i got a few of EOL desktops my fathers girlfriend had in her shops/offices replaced, because they were so "loud" when typing. xD

metagamer:

https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2292

Ducky is US-only. And no good metal unibody designs with volume roller.

coth:

Ducky is US-only. And no good metal unibody designs with volume roller.

Ducky is not US only, I bought mine on Amazon UK, plenty of other sites stock it in the UK too, here's one https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ducky-shine-6-mechanical-rgb-gaming-keyboard-speed-silver-cherry-mx-switch-uk-layout-kb-225-dk.html I went with Ducky For the great key caps and simplicity, Ducky just know how to make a great board. I don't need a volume roller either because I am using a tube pre-amp for my headphones that has a nice big analogue volume knob and it sits to the left of my keyboard, within easy reach.

English-only then. It's not available on worldwide market. And it's no point of buying keyboard with empty keys from abroad. That's not kind of hardware.