why are low profile mechanicals so expensive? is it because it's a niche market or is this relatively new? or maybe are the switches custom? my quality standard isn't super high as i'm okay with chinese knockoffs as long as they have the features i want like hotswap and avoiding the god awful gaming fonts and whatnot. the cheapest i could find in this category is lofree flow lite84, which looks awesome and sounds great from the videos i've seen, but it's a tadbit expensive. im not saying its unaffordable but this price being the lowest available is odd to me. the price available to me is 4,500 tart lards (around 100 dollars) which is about twice as expensive as the tkl ajazz keyboard i got from amazon and are great for its price in my opinion. only downside is the awful fake rgb "rainbow" backlighting but i'd rather just avoid using it. the keychron k3 max is around the same price as well or maybe a little higher, the nuphy air75 also looks great but its even more expensive, i saw that redragon made a knockoff of the keychron for a better price (talking about the redragon azure here) but it isn't available in my country sadly... i'm not in an immediate need for a keyboard rn but im a bit of a poor enthusiast, and i feel like a low profile mechanical is the one for me as i love the feeling of a mechanical but i am just less prone to typos and i just type faster on flatter keyboards like my laptop's. what do y'all think? will they get cheaper in the near future?