https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/12/18/science/18SCI-KNU...
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2018/12/18/science/18SCI-KNU...
EDIT: I think the other comment is correct, a Logitech G110
I learned to type on a a mechanical typewriter in High School and in college punched programs on keypunch machines. A lot of us old-timers use gaming keyboards.
I usually remap the control keys to act as a modifier for Unicode characters (as Caps and Enter are my "Control" keys) but that's not much. I need more keys.
I have 2 keys to switch to the next/previous tab, in browsers, consoles and programming environments- the same keys can switch virtual desktop with a modifier.
I also have a key to invert my screen (black on white vs white on black), a key to either switch to a terminal doing a ssh to a specific server or spawn a terminal and start that ssh, etc.
It takes some time but offer greater productivity. I dislike the ticking of mechanical keyboard, and I really prefer "chiclets" keyboard as they generally require less force to be applied, but I would consider a mechanical keyboard if only for the extra keys.