Keyboards with 12+ Macro Keys

[Loony BoB]

As a G110 user for the past 12 years, I'm keen to keep an eye on future keyboards. I'd like something a little quieter, but I'd still prefer to have at least 12 G-keys. Problem is, apparently having more than six macro keys is a thing of the past - as a touch typist who plays MMOs, they're kind of crucial for my playstyle. The touch typing means that a separate macro board / stream deck isn't really what I'm after, as touch typing is all about having everything locked to the main keyboard so you can hit the key by muscle memory - a split board means that won't apply as it can move away from the keyboard.

Googling gave me the following:
Logitech G110 - Which I already have. No longer in production.
Redragon Yama K550 - Not a fan of the keys being above the F-keys rather than to the left, but it's an option.
Corsair K50 - A whopping 18 macro keys, nice! ...No longer in production. Dangit.

Does anyone know if there are any keyboards being manufactured that offer 12+ macro keys? Bonus points if anyone can find a 'quiet' board that has the 12 keys, but mostly just concerned about what I'll do once my G110 gives up the ghost as it is starting to have moments.

 

[Mcnumpty2323]

I still use a corsair k90 was expensive new
But certainly getting my moneys worth
18 g keys
But yeah even the very expensive corsair k100
You only get 6 of them now

 

[theukmoog]

Been using Logitech Keyboards for years now and noticed that newer keyboards had fewer and fewer G-keys, which I used all the time in MMOs.

My advice, stock up on second hand G510s (18 G-Keys) or G19 (12 G-Keys)... enough to see you through until they come to their senses and start putting the G-Keys back

 

[Mr_Sukebe]

I recently tried a Razer Tartarus Pro. Sure, it’s not a full keyboard, but does come with 20 “analogue” programmable buttons.
I quite liked the keyboard. The Mini-joystick sucks.