some are saying a keylogger but i know what ur actually looking for its somethiong common on "gamer" kb software called a key heatmap something like this should do what u need and wont be a risk to anything https://whatpulse.org

ur not going to get thock with low profile switches .

technically its ultra lowprofile . i say technically as its a membrane kb and those dont really have defined profiles or standard height sizes . this would be closest to what ur laptop has while not a mechanical if u like and and it makes u happy then who cares TBH

laptop kbs are considered ultra low profile . so low profile switches will be twice as tall or more than ur laptop kb

there really isnt any . not much interest in the feature to have it in modern kbs most people hate track pads

also u can download the manus docs for the listed lifetime of swaps here https://www.kailhswitch.com/mechanical-keyboard-switches/box-switches/mechanical-keyboard-switches-kailh-pcb-socket.html

Kailh hot swap sockets are rated for 100 so-called cycles, while Mill Max Hot Swap Sockets are rated for 1000 cycles. While sockets are relatively sturdy, their lifetime may be shortened if you use desoldered switches with them, or when you try to force your switches in when the pins aren't aligned correctly,

some pcbs dont support certain layout on hotswap kbs . i prefer to mil max over hotswap as mil max lasts forever regualr hotswap only support about 100 swap or less