One 2 Mini Mechanical Keyboard

Name: Ducky One 2 Mini Mechanical Keyboard
Brand: Ducky

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• Positive 13% (2) • Neutral 87% (13) • Negative 0% (0)

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What people loved

u/Gold-Mikeboy · keyboards · ▲ 1

“Ducky One 2 Mini or Keychron K6 are worth checking out. They both feel nice when typing a lot. Ducky lets you change the keycaps, which could be cool for you. If you like Keychron's style, the K8 is also good. It looks more professional but still works well. you might find some good comparisons on keyboardyeti too”

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Common complaints

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Reddit discussions

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u/JamesA95 · ▲ 63 · Post
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mechanicalkeyboards “Upgraded from Logitech G213 to an Evoworks 75”

Right out of the box I can say the Evoworks 75 blows away any offering I have tried from the likes of Logitech which is who I upgraded from. I have had a Ducky One 2 Mini in the past but the Evoworks far surpasses the quality of the Ducky as well. As you can see I’ve gone for the anodized sandgold colour. I was a bit hesitant as I have read a few posts with users saying they were disappointed in the actual colour of the keys. A lot of people seemed to think the colour wasn’t represented well online. I’ve definitely seen a few posts that give the keys a far more pink-ish tinge than. I absolutely love the colour so no complaints from me there. This has the PP Rye switches and whilst I haven’t got round to gaming yet as I’ve got work to do I instantly hooked it up to my work setup to try it out. It feels fantastic. Completely blows away any keyboard I have used in the past. The best part is I managed to get this opened but new for £100. The seller didn’t like the colour and said he was unable to return the keyboard to who he bought it from. Apologies if this isn’t much of a review but I couldn’t not post the keyboard after unboxing and using it for a bit.

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u/Alternative_Dress891 · ▲ 7 · Post
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keyboards “Looking for my first gaming keyboard”

Hey, I'm looking for my first keyboard for everyday work and gaming! Appearance is important to me, so I'd like something subtle or minimalist in pink. If there are options with replaceable keycaps, I'm also open to it. I'm also interested in a soft and quiet sound without the clicking sound. It would be cool if it had RGB-lightning and in would be around 75%! I'm currently thinking about the Ducky One 3 in pink or the Skyloong Gk104 Pro, so they're easily under $150. I'd be very happy with suggestions for kinda "girly" keyboards, because I'm really confused about what i have to choose.

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u/DragoStarks · ▲ 3 · Comment
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pcmasterrace “My Keyboard of 10 years is dying - Looking for recs for a new one.”

Ducky keyboards are brilliant. Great quality and no obligatory software. Just plug in and use it. I believe they do have software for the lighting so you can customise it if you so wish. They're on the more expensive side but honestly, they're worth it.

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u/SanityIsOptional · ▲ 2 · Comment
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buildapc “Do mechanical keyboards really make a big difference for everyday gaming?”

I game exclusively on a $10 POS Logitech off Amazon and am just as bad of a player as I would be on a mechanical keyboard. Plus it's quieter and let's me buy 2-3 extra games with the savings.

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u/Beneficial_Phase_918 · ▲ 2 · Post
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keyboards “Looking for first mechanical keyboard - recommendations”

Wired mechanical. Prebuilt/custom idm (visually appealing and or similar looking to the ducky one 2/3 mini with RGB if anyone has similar keyboard photos would be appreciated. Budget $100-200 AUD (AUD same currency as CAD for you Americans. Price isn’t an issue 250 I’ll go absolute maximum I just want to get one good to price > performance value. Getting into kbm but am too poor to afford pc. I know very little about types of keyboards but will try my best to explain. I’m looking for a 75% maybe linear keyboard, I’m using some tacky $40 keyboard from a game store near me and notice that I’ll fat finger and hit keys on accident while trying to click something else (unsure if this is just a skill issue or something that I can change by the type of switch) I want a lightish quick response click that isn’t too loud I don’t like the thacky clicks keyboards that everyone obsesses over but I don’t want a quiet one either somewhere inbetween leaning on the loudish side. (looking to get off Amazon for quick delivery but happy to wait a bit longer)

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