@matrix anyway for your use case
>numpad
easy to find keyboards with those
>wristrest
ditto. my k65's wristrest is made of that icky material that's impossible to clean and just starts feeling shitty after a while
>programmable keys
i mean you can do that with any keyboard. i got my numpad set up in X such that if numlock is off, i can trigger media functions like volume and playback control

@matrix personally i hate backlighting so i cant really help you with that

@matrix i meant "ditto" as in "its easy to find wristrests". pretty sure you can find separate wristrests made of cloth and spongy material inside, which is probably much better than what corsair keyboards have

and if you really want programmable macro keys more than what a numpad can provide (or even if you want a numpad e.g. on left side of keyboard) just get a normal keyboard and buy a separate numpad or key island

@matrix honestly i wish i had separate numpad / numpad on left but it's difficult enough for me to find something im comfortable with. ultra classic only has numpad on right afaik

@opal A secondary keyboard or a numpad is probably the best for macro, but not really for me as they would take up too much space.
My disability complicates picking a keyboard.
I like chicklets for typing as they tire me much less, but they are unusable for gaming, so my best option is a well build rubberdome keyboard.
I want the macro keys on the left for weird key combinations or keys that I can't reach fast enough in games.