I went with the Deck Hassium Pro (US version). I wanted Double Shot PBT keycaps, and didn't really want to buy them after market. The font doesn't really bother me because I don't look at my keys anyway these days. Note the Asian region one shipped to Oceania is ABS), it is distinctively different as it has a Helvetica keycap style).
There is
this option though - Vortex's Double Shot Illuminated caps look sweet.
I think Ducky also makes most of their money coming out with "shine" successors. Mechanical keyboards don't really wear out. The keycaps do if they are ABS, but that's about it. They've created a model for people to "upgrade" where there was not one. For me a keyboard lasts multiple computers.
Believe it or not the idea of having a number "1, 2, 3, 4" makes people feel like theirs is old and then they buy a new one. A lot of shine 3 owners were shine 2 owners and so on. The
shine 4 is due out soon and no doubt people will trade in/buy an additional keyboard for their collection. I think Ducky spends a fair amount on marketing, (sexy girls) etc rather than letting the product speak for itself.
Where as with Deck, you can just upload your own script to the keyboard. There are
script libraries and their language is documented in the manual on their download site.
The plate mounting Deck uses also makes it trivial to replace a faulty switch.