I prefer a "backwards-L" shaped ENTER key, or at least with an ENTER key that takes up two rows, as shown in the diagram. Trying to find this feature in a wireless, mechanical keyboard. 
Any suggestions?
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1I'm curious why the size of your enter key is so imperative to you that you would be willing to forgo almost all other keyboard factors besides being mechanical? I'd imagine that most wireless keyboards are designed for low weight and compact-ness, and therefore; they would be unlikely to provision space for a enter key that large. – Bennett Yeo Oct 29 '20 at 1:54
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@BennettYeo Nowadays the predominant layouts are ANSI and ISO.Over time I could get used to ANSI, but after coding many years with either ISO <Enter> or "Backwards-L" <Enter>, it's what I'm used to. I noticed for wired keyboards, both are easy to find, but the vast majority of wireless appear to be ANSI layout, thus my request for a recommendation. Not sure why you think I am "willing to forgo almost all other keyboard factors." I'm not. Also, not all wireless are designed for compactness, especially gaming keyboards. – Daniel Goldfarb Oct 29 '20 at 2:24
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Welcome to Hardware Recs! Do you have a preference for size (full size, TKL, 70%, 60%)? What switches/switch type are you looking for? What's your budget? Any aesthetic considerations? – JMY1000 Nov 28 '20 at 11:13
It isn't wireless, but provides the backwards-L ENTER key you desire and is customizable: https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/wasd-v3-105-key-iso-custom-mechanical-keyboard.html
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Partial answer or NAA. Possibly combining it with a possibly non-existing usb-to-bluetooth adapter might work. – peterh - Reinstate Monica Nov 2 '20 at 8:55
