u/Federal_Possible_706

Looking for keyboard under 5k that can go on for 3-5 years

Looking for something reliable that will last at least 3 year under 2k

Gonna use mostly for anime, music, classes and little bit gaming

Under 5k looking for good keyboard which has dedicated arrow key 75% preferred, Looking for long term solution for at lest 3 year, has good after sale service.

I had planned to buy kreo keyboard after watching venom's tech video but reddit said that they don't have good mobo and after sale service was bad.

So I just got pc and planning to get a inverter, but my society flats don't have dedicated inverter wiring but people in our society have inverter and our house owner also had inverter, is it safe to get inverter or should I just get ups ? cause I don't want to cook the new inverter or stuff in my house.

My 1000 watt msi psu came with only 16 amp plug but my house has only two 16 amp socket, one for mixer (in use) and one in my room for ac which is not in use but its too high and my cable is not long enough and rest are just normal 6 amp.
What can I do?

With the budget of 180$ for whole audio setup, what can I get? I want to make gaming content. my room have no treatment , but it does not echo in the room.

Which is the best store in Maharashtra to buy PC.

Just passed out of 12th soon getting into college and looking to pursue career in cybersecurity but have zero knowledge.
how can I get started?
what are the opportunities?
is their scope in India?
what resources are best?
what laptop/pc do I need?
what roadmap should I follow?

please drop any suggestion, guide, tips, etc.
Thank you

I want get into cybersecurity just starting, soon I will be getting into a college (I am learning cybersecurity by my own), currently have following laptop:
- i3 10110U
- 8gb ram 2667MT/s dual channel (Only 4 gb usable because of windows)
- 240 gb SSD gen 3 (150gb usable)
- Intel UHD graphics

Will I be able to go with this laptop or should I get new PC/laptop?
What PC/laptop should I get?
Budget is not really a big issue.
I want long term solution for next 4-5 years.
I will be using mostly at home I can do college stuff on Collab.

I am learning Japanese for a month now, only watching native content on youtube and little bit of comprehensible input channels while mining anki and grammar, I have probably 30-40 hour of immersion.

Today I tested my self by watching 20 min YuYu no Nihongo podcast with subtitle, I was only able to understand words here and their, I understood approximately 2 min of content in 20 min video.

Is it good progress for avg language learner?
what changes can I do to make my progress little faster?

So I started immersion and started watching some immersion channel N5 but I can't even sit for 5 min, then I started watching Vtuber, vlogger, moto vlogger and enjoying their content a lot even though I don't understand, they speak Japanese in Native way and I only catch words here and their randomly. Should I just go and watch N5 immersion channel or should I keep watching native content.

experienced people please help I am lost.