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I'm never going to be a MK expert or anything, but I like them and wanted a reasonably decent one. After a lot of research I ended up trying my luck with a Glorious GMMK 2, kailh box white switches, and doubleshot pudding key caps all in white. I later modded it with a sheet of PE foam between the PCB and the switches, and now it sounds delightful. I'm happy enough with it that, unless I decide to change the switches or try a denser foam, I might already be at my "endgame" keyboard. It does have LEDs, but if you get normal key caps it'll just look backlit, you can control how they shine anyway though. Dunno your budget, but that's what got me in and out of a potentially very expensive hobby for under £150.
Great suggestion, thanks