Well I had a Model-M (or a clone, Keytronics iirc?) which died within a few years. That was pretty well used before I got it. I have a tendency to bash my keys (not in anger, just used to get stressed out) while gaming, and it's improved lately. But yea, if I die before the keyboard I will be happy.

I have decided to not go with the Lemokeys P1 HE. Primarily because you can only use certain gateron switches, secondly because the support seems pretty weak. They haven't updated the firmware for a year despite there being evidence the firmware has some bugs (like keys stop working until firmware reset). I have to say the HE market is still pretty narrow imho.

Love it but the sparkles.

What is the meaning of this set's name in english?

Google translator says 仮想 = Virtuality and the hiragana is かそ.

Since translating between English and Japanese is often difficult, I asked Google to translate the hiragana. Unfortunately, it didn't mention the original kanji at all.

Google AI said "In Japanese, かそ (kaso) most commonly refers to 過疎, meaning depopulation, underpopulation, or low population density." I don't get that feeling from your design.

It goes on to say "less frequently, it can be written as 可塑 (kaso), which means plasticity or the ability of a material to be molded or shaped." Keycaps are molded plastic, but this meaning seems too generic.