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I'm late to this conversation. Pok3rs are just the most popular 60% keyboard. I personally don't have a Pok3r because I wanted a fully programmable board (where you can configure literally EVERYTHING. If you want every key to just be "E", sure, you can do that). If you scroll up to our conversation about SpaceFn, that's something I really like that the Pok3r can't do. There are tons of fully programmable options out there but you generally have to assemble them yourself (they come without switches, and you have to buy the switches and solder them on)

kevinmost: SpaceFn  sounds pretty cool..did you build your keyboard  completely from scratch or I did you buy a kid ...I don't mind soldering 

I usually buy kits, I've done from scratch before but man it sucks. The kits come with a plate, PCB, and usually a case. And the PCB usually comes with the diodes soldered so all you need to do is solder switches which is super easy. Massdrop has kits frequently that I highly recommend. You have to wait a long time but their customer service is pretty good

Sentraq makes a great cheap kit <https://sentraq.com/collections/group-buys/products/gb-s65-x-rgb-diy-kit>