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I had a pretty similar situation. For gaming I used a Keychron Q3 with Boba U4s, and I really liked it. It was very quiet, solid, and stable, and after tuning the stabilizers and adding a bit of damping it got even better. The volume knob was also surprisingly useful. Lately though, I mostly use it for typing, and that's where I feel like I'm missing a bit of feedback from the keypresses. The U4s are good, but for long typing sessions I'd now prefer something that feels a little more lively. I also don't game as much as I used to. These days it's mostly lighter stuff like Civilization, Balatro, older RPGs, and similar games where having a serious gaming keyboard doesn't really make much difference. Because of that, I'm actually thinking about switching to a laptop for both work and light gaming. It's easier to carry around, and I don't really need a dedicated gaming setup anymore.

So I'm even considering selling the Q3. I'd still recommend it for quiet gaming, especially with Boba U4s, but for what I do now it doesn't really fit my needs anymore.