However: I want tactility, and with regards to tactility very few switches actually beat good rubber domes. Not rubber domes as in topre, just generally. The switches that do provide tactility (I would say that the matias switches are a good example) have been less reliable than a good rubber dome for a lot more money(at least outside matias' own keyboards).
Also, with a lot of these non-cherry switches I have found binding issues, and as we all know binding is the keyboard antichrist.
The only solution to getting a properly tactile switch I have found to be to buy increasingly expensive switches and build your own board, which I have no interest in whatsoever, or just buying a buckling spring board, where you will get a lovely 2KRO for non-modifier keys (unicomp is updating their process and releasing the "new model m" btw).
After all this, I don't understand the craze for mechanical keyboards. For linear boards there is really no good option, but for typists a good dome board (with slider) will be just as good and cost less than half as much.