You really have to offer something special to charge $250 for a keyboard. Even more so for one that's TKL. The white Cherry Xtrfy MX 8.2 Pro TMR TKL (say that three times fast) looks a bit garish and costs a lot of money, but offers a better second impression than a first one.
It's undeniably a very firm bit of kit, and a sturdy top plate means it's not weak to any flex (trust me, I tried). It has a rather hefty weight and feels strong on a desk. Its aesthetic, one that is plastered with white, blue, silver, and a somewhat dated vaporwave logo, doesn't appeal to me, though. It's covered in RGB, which is often make or break for a keyboard, and I can't say it makes the MX 8.2 Pro.
