Ducky One 3 Mini Review - Best 60% Gaming Keyboard

The hotly anticipated Ducky One 3 Mini, let's see how much has improved over the insanely popular One 2 series.
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[@tmifb9926]

Im interested in the SF version (65%) After maining 60% i realised having the direction keys are a must (also the del button lol)

[@HauntedSheppard]

I'm very content with my 2 SF. Let me know if you have any questions. Fyi, if you want to change the case of the sf you're going to have to make it yourself.

[@erehr4623]

I have Anne Pro 2 (60%) and made my Caps Lock work as FN button. Caps Lock + WSAD as arrows and + X as Delete (also +Space as enter, +Z as backspace and +Tab as original Caps Lock). Honestly I find this even better than full size keyboard, everything is right under left hand and there's no need to lift right hand from the mouse.

[@genericmike7361]

I need a 75%

[@nightwing8666]

TKLs are perfect small enough but still has all the needed keys

[@nightwing8666]

@@erehr4623 ohh this is a nice way to do it

[@DeividasGedgaudas]

Sound Test/Comparison Timestamps: 4:09 - 4:29: Ducky One 3 Mini 4:29 - 4:40: Ducky One 2 Mini 4:40 - 4:50: Razer Hunstman Mini 4:50 - 4:57: Glorious GMMK Compact 4:57 - 5:07: KBDFans Tofu 60% 5:07 - 5:16: Ducky One 3 Mini

[@kcfish4862]

Barebone is certainly a good idea, it brings competition to that market

[@thienhao0910]

Agree, really like the case design and would like to use my own keycaps and switches and don't have to pay extra for stocks

[@Ahmgcats]

Agreed. At least in the One 2 the stabilizers are great and I don't feel any need to mod them. Would love a barebone with stabilizers for when I just want to play around with new switches without having to mod the whole thing.

[@skytreegirl6929]

@@Ahmgcats i mean all you need to buy is switches and sell the cherry mx

[@kcfish4862]

@@skytreegirl6929 keycaps too

[@skytreegirl6929]

@@kcfish4862 the keycaps are really good, when they come out with the black version with rgb shine through

[@farzamimani5339]

glad I stayed up tonight. just in time for another banger

[@yeahthatadobe]

very glad i stayed awake just in time for this. keep up the good content man, love the unique production style you put out!

[@Fr0stbite1801]

I've waited so long for Ducky to adopt hotswap as standard, and acoustic padding on top of that? This couldn't have come out sooner. I'm very happy to see the gaming prebuilt and enthusiast keyboard markets are bridging their gap more and more these days.

[@TankTnT_]

Will Kailh Silver Speed switches be hotswappable on the Ducky One 3 SF?

[@rat459]

@@TankTnT_ yes

[@mrjuiceee9264]

I got the ducky mecha mini...i gottta admit this keyboards were built to pass on from generation to generation. It a tank

[@goldenretriever4330]

I got the same kb, but the ducky 3 is an extreme upgrade in terms of features. The mecha mini though had the metal case which I really love

[@Havocaveli]

Well, i have the mecha mini too and im happy with my brown switches for gaming and normal usage i dont see any feature to get the ducky 3 i think if you dont need the hotswap just stick with the old generation

[@bankruptjojo5009]

I have the mecha and it's nice but just ordered everything to build my first keyboard. Decided I want a 75% board as I have the room and extra buttons will be nice for entering data.

[@awges]

i've got a mecha mini and i'd only get a one 3 if they made a mecha version

[@voidgivenfocus]

I'm waiting on a potential one 3 mecha mini to upgrade to from my one 2 sf

[@Acer0c]

Being able to swap keys that start double typing is a godsend.

[@SaudadeSunday]

You could always do that if you have some skills.

[@skytreegirl6929]

@@SaudadeSunday no one has time to do boring stuff

[@SaudadeSunday]

@@skytreegirl6929 get good at life

[@s1mulati021]

It can also be pcb problem so it doesnt worl every time

[@skytreegirl6929]

@@SaudadeSunday what about selling your old ducky for this new one?

[@Kokoro-Gamer]

The only youtube channel I trust, thank you so much for all the advice and recommendations you’ve given. Looking forward to see 1440p monitor battle.

[@allgunsblazed9106]

LG ftw

[@LibangF15]

@@allgunsblazed9106 GP850 :) I am very happy with it.

[@itsTouEasy]

Might want to reconsider this stance buddy, cause I bought a ghost s1 and that was a shit case 😭😭😭

[@koraptd6085]

you must have real problems with trust

[@alyxburke]

@@itsTouEasy What was wrong with it?

[@Justin-kd2uj]

For those who want to know the price right away: it's around $120 Half decent for a full build, market is competitive with other brands

[@skytreegirl6929]

That's a really good price, much value

[@Ali-zv1yk]

What other brands I’m in the market for a small keyboard and or keypad NO RAZER

[@RonnieRides203]

@@Ali-zv1yk FNATIC Streak 65

[@harrys2331]

@@Ali-zv1yk Corsair K65 60% mini. Get the smooth linear. It has doubleshot pbt keycaps as well and Corsair's new software to go with it. The only complaint I have with it is that it doesn't have as much sound dampening as I would like out of the box. I had to mod it a bit to get it how I like it. A more muted sound.

[@ballistic3666]

@@Ali-zv1yk price range?

[@Carterthielftw_]

I'm honestly impressed (and glad) that the keyboard community is here to stay. When everyone started going crazy about KBs a few years back I assumed it would be a trend lasting no longer than 6-9 months. It's not my thing, but it's definitely a cool off shoot of the BYOPC group.

[@WinnieBlue]

The sounds tests were interesting right up until the Gateron Black Inks, and everything else just sounded LOUD

[@rookie_breaks]

It be like that with prebuilts

[@BRXNDNI]

prebuilts tend to sound… crunchy

[@saucyg6371]

I love thoccy/low pitched switches on their own, but I’ve found that they’re unusable for me when put in a lot of boards because I simply cannot hear the switch itself. An example would be the kbd67 lite or ikki68 aurora with a pc plate, as those two with their playes and silicon mute the sound way too much. The muted sound is great for silent switches, or louder/higher pitched switches as it even out their sound profile. I put Tealios and Mauves in my ikkis and snow whites and ice candies in my 67 lites.

[@DDHDTV]

@@saucyg6371 i love silent keyboards. what switches would you recommend for that? (budget friendly would be appreciated)

[@saucyg6371]

@@DDHDTV The only silent switches I have are Roselios which are $1.20 a switch, obviously not budget friendly. I’d recommend silent alpacas. They’re probably the best under $.65 a switch for silents

[@busterscrugs]

The SF version looks like the perfect sweetspot.

[@DuckyKeyboardTW]

Thank you for the recommendation :) Appreciate the review so much!!

[@danxzke]

You can convert the right cluster of Shift, Right Win, Right FN, Right Ctrl all into Up, Left, Down, Right arrows respectively and then convert the Right Alt into FN.

[@rhodium2971]

This! I use this solution without problems on my Ducky One 2 Mini

[@nexeon31]

The keyboard looks awesome but it won’t match ANYTHING in most setups :/ I’ll probably buy a grey sf keyboard eventually.

[@youregodamnright]

Your thumbnails and camera quality is increadible

[@Cermagine]

These looks solid, may be a One 3 TKL for me in the future. I've stuffed around with Anne Pro 2 and now a Keychron K2 but the 60/65% lifestyle just isn't for me. Actually quite a fan of these more garish colours too, if they come out with a red one similar in tone to the QUACK, I'm all in.

[@dioxyde0]

i was gonna get a new keyboard, but I'm gonna hold out for a new TKL

[@harrys2331]

TKL < 60% with arrow keys. If this keyboard had arrow keys near the bottom right instead of perhaps a right alt button, and moving around some of the punctuation keys it'd be perfect. TKL somewhat horrible imo. Not only does it have F keys on top but all the extra wasted space on the side near all the home row keys and arrow keys. The form factor is quite literally a chopped full keyboard. If they thought about the design of TKL a little more I'd like it but it's just a chopped full keyboard with no added thought or anything of the sort.

[@dioxyde0]

@@harrys2331 see, the thing about keyboards, is that its all very subjective. full-size kb is too large but i personally don't think i'd like a tiny 60% keyboard with a big pc and monitor. TKL seems like a good compromise. i use all of my keys apart from numpad which just gathers dust really.

[@harrys2331]

​@@dioxyde0 60% and TKL have the same keys. Both are missing numbpad. 60% is just more compact. It's objectively better in that regard.

[@dioxyde0]

@@harrys2331 in that regard sure, but not everybody likes compact keyboards.

[@fabrizziorosero567]

Thanks for the review. Pre ordered mine

[@lunex6781]

Imagine what the ducky one 5 mini will be

[@szchietzmane6436]

I'm waiting for the Ducky One 9 Mini Pro 5G version

[@lunex6781]

@@szchietzmane6436 same dude

[@pedoslayer275]

Bruh like all the keyboard ducky makes mid at best

[@jacklee6139]

@@szchietzmane6436 lol rip I’m waiting for the same one but 10G

[@jostar9854]

Nice one, might pick this up later on once I can get it in a UK layout, just to dabble with swappable switches. I find having the arrow cluster on the IJKL keys really convenient, and have slowly got used to using them that way. The only thing I would suggest for anyone with a 60% keyboard struggling, or wants to give 60% a go, is to swap the FN key with the caps lock key, and add the modifiers (alt, ctrl, shift) to the ASD keys on the FN layer. For me this works pretty well, and a lot more comfortable as the default FN location on most 60% I don't find to be ideal. For the Caps Lock key which I rarely use, I just mapped that over to the application key (which I never use). Anyway, I went off on a tangent there as this is barely relevant to the video, but hope it serves some use to someone.

[@n.r1151]

You can actually use the macro feature to replace the bottom right keys with the arrow keys, thats one of the reasons arrow keys are included in the box.

[@skytreegirl6929]

How? The ctrl fn can be an arrow?

[@n.r1151]

@@skytreegirl6929 Yes, you can replace any key with a keyboard macro so if you hit control it will be the right arrrow key and then replace the key cap with the arrow key. Check the macro instructions in the keyboard manual.

[@kumchi2]

Absolutely love your videos, they’re tech videos but by someone who actually plays games and does it well

[@ChrisVanMiddelkoop]

I have the mecha mini. It took me 3 hours or so to desolder lube and solder all my switches back in. Having this hot swap is amazing. Ducky is killing it. I would love one but my mech mini is the way I want it now, custom caps, lubed, bandaid modded, all the good stuff.

[@disiisjaja6503]

Oooooooooooooooo, I love ur vids man especially keyboards and mice vids , noti gang on top

[@talren]

First review of the One3 !! Glad it's from you !

[@Ray.F]

Great overview of the Ducky One 3 Mini! I only felt that the sound test could be inproved with a desk mat or something like a piece of cloth to absorb all the vibrations when you are typing it on the table. Edit: changed accurate to improved. I know soundtests are affected by tons of factors, like mic type, mic distance, table materials, and even air temperature, hence are inaccurate when taking these factors in account. But I'll admit I've heard some damn accurate soundtests too in my time here However my point still stands, as without a deskmat, hearing amplified vibrations on especially plastic boards are also far from accurate.

[@HukeIsMe]

This was the most disgusting sound test of keyboards I’ve ever heard haha.

[@whatskraken3886]

sound tests are never accurate lol

[@whatskraken3886]

@@HukeIsMe I’m both an audio engineer and a keyboard enthusiast lol

[@whatskraken3886]

@@HukeIsMe yes i’m actually the most intelligent 12 year old in history, doing everything that a standard early 20s person would do

[@whatskraken3886]

@@HukeIsMe damn bro you got me, i’m actually only 9

[@MrThedowd]

Another quality video! 👍 Personally more interested in the 65% version for the arrow keys just like you, but it looks and sounds really good

[@DSEemployee]

Bought a ducky one 3 100%. Changed my life. Used a Rapoo V500 with homebrand blue switches. Got the ducky with brown switches and just wow. Next level.

[@70rooftop97]

Glorious just screwed me over. Got the Ducky one 2 SF and they released this 1 week after. Nice job Ducky real nice.

[@superjuddy]

Have just been considering a custom 60% mech as my hands/wrists have been hurting and I need to position more optimally, blessed by your review!

[@reefisgone]

dont buy this shit, go on KBD fans and get one of their prebuilts. Cheaper, and better

[@musicreviewthingamajigggy]

bruh i love your videos they are the best

[@Idea789]

since the keycaps aren't shine through, I hope they change to south facing PCB

[@BeefiusGravius]

Yeah it seemed like a weird oversight on their end. Maybe they are expecting people to drop Pudding Caps on these things, but like the Stock caps themselves are so good dont think the extra cost would be worth the hassle.

[@ImJDre_1337]

Who even likes south facing PCB if there will be no point to put on pudding and regular caps that pretty cheap and widely spread on market

[@fpsjohn9677]

I hope they make a mecha mini 3 as well, that metal case is the absolute bomb

[@oTheMadZombieKiller]

You can reprogram the arrows keys to replace the right ctrl, fn, win, and shift. Thats what i have done with my one 2 mini.. best of both worlds, 60% and have arrow keys!

[@zureweiworst]

+1

[@DerekFletcher1]

Great to see. I'm currently using a one 2 mini mecha and waiting for the 3rd iteration of the mecha. Nice review

[@athmaid]

Looks like there will be a few ISO versions, which is a huge selling point. There just aren't that many affordable hotswap ISO boards bigger than 65 percent. If you go the custom board route you'll often run into problems when it comes to dealing with taxes and the customs office (at least here in Germany), that is if you're even able to find cheap but decent quality ISO keycaps. YDMK seems to be a cost effective option but other than that I can't think of many

[@ReasonableRam]

I always switch my Caps Lock to an extra Fn Key on my Ducky's since I never use caps lock.

[@gabri_777]

I was waiting for this

[@jonathan45732]

I have the ducky one 2 mini and I love it, saw the ducky one 3 mini is coming soon and I was like man I gotta have that. Now just need to convince my self I need it and order it.

[@daan9559]

I’m a happy owner of the ducky one 2 mini SF, 65% keyboard with brown switches. As you said I can’t live without the arrow keys, and one row of extra keys doesn’t bother me. Can imagine myself buying this in a year or so, when my current board gets a bit older. I’m really not a fan of the eye catching colors Ducky does all the time. Then again, my PC has no RGB or LEDs besides the glowing GeForce RTX logo. I am interested in custom keyboards, but a lot of them just look to gamery, I find it hard to get into that scene.

[@Crustee0]

Im not sure where you are looking at. Most custom that i have seen doesnt look "gamer", maybe the color is a bit more vibrant but theres a lot muted/classic color. And metal case is smth you can easily get from around 150$ now (tho more $ for full keyboard)

[@jamesvieira4053]

If they make a new mecha then I’m absolutely grabbing one. A hot swappable mecha mini would be amazing!

[@CanIHasThisName]

I was totally expecting Ducky to price these considerably higher than the One 2 series, but this was a pleasant surprise. I'll most likely end up getting the SF version.

[@AdaptedBass]

Nice review. Just wanted to point out that people don't have to spend a lot to get some very decent switches. Gateron switches are a big step up from Cherry MX. I recently put some lubed and filmed Gateron yellows (linier like reds but with a bit more actuation force which makes it a better experience for typing) into an RK61 and the results have been excellent. I paid just £14 for 66 of them on aliexpress, £6 for films and £5 for Krytox GPL 205g0 lube which I already had from a previous build.

[@germy6565]

the barebones kit is LEGENDARY! CANT WAIT!

[@Dolothegod21]

that tofu sound was crazy amazing

[@0p41]

I have been waiting for the day there is a prebuilt, all yellow mech keyboard on the market. I have been rewarded.

[@munther_17]

i would like you to try the ducky x varmilo miya pro, it is a really amazing line up of keyboards.

[@XReflection]

Already got my one 3 SF on preorder, can't wait

[@CimInc]

North facing LED:s - tuned out right away when I saw this.

[@bluesbr09]

I'm new to the scene and I've been trying to figure out what's up with people wanting south facing LEDs. Is it because you can't use GMK keycaps on north facing LED PCBs without the interference?

[@iPain3G]

In my opinion the Razer Huntsman Mini sounds the best. The Huntsman is so quiet compare to any other keyboard in your video. I think when you put foam in the case you can get it even quieter.

[@yourasianchum3659]

Stop lying to yourself

[@who_what]

good bait

[@AJR352]

Have to disagree but idk what switches you use I have the razer purps and they sound terrible

[@Huukod]

3:19 I can't even imagine what those mouse rotations would do in games...

[@yourasianchum3659]

Not that much i do it all the time

[@fredrik6759]

I have three friends with multiple of these keyboards and repeatedly they get an issue with "double clicking" and end up replacing it with a new one. Sadly this happens very frequently and one of my friends was on the fourth keyboard now and ended up swapping to the wooting60he for more reliability. "Best 60% Gaming Keyboard" 2022 maybe? The double clicking is a well known issue by now and should be mentioned.

[@pogchamp4557]

i love ur channel so much

[@kushanisiwara4058]

Have been waiting for this bad boy to come to market😘

[@ItsYokoe]

The most indestructible keyboard

[@turampant3244]

That color way is clean. I wish I hadn't just bought the Ducky One 2 Mini pure white last year otherwise I would have copped this. 😍

[@Archytype]

Yay, another video

[@BeefiusGravius]

The board is looking like a cute prebuilt for most people. Biggest complaint I have however is that Ducky is still being a big baby and keeping Programmability on board only when plenty of competition around this price range either have their own propriety software (not the most ideal but its still something) or QMK/VIA support. On board programmability is still usable but it keeps out a lot of noobies from messing around with their boards when it could make their experience with smaller form factors like this way better. All in all though its looking to be a really nice board despite its flaws, I just hope this means a 75% jump soon from Ducky to really get that form factor into the mainstream.

[@roorui3719]

I plan to get the 100% Fuji, great colour scheme and I find 100% are far better for my needs.

[@eetshoamai9059]

review the Fnatic Streak65 LP, ergonomic, gaming and enthusiast board for a GOOD PRICE

[@Kayphaz]

That would be a great review, also comparing to Ducky One 3

[@ArthurTully]

I was gonna get one 2 sf but this looks like a great upgrade, def getting this one

[@MPKVR]

Is it weird if I liked the Razer the most from the sound test?? Bone-stock prebuiilts always sound incredibly clunky to me, but the Razer almost sounds like... a rattley topre built? It's very odd haha. Great video as always!

[@youtubevanced4900]

Too bad you know your getting just horrible quality with Razer so even if it sounds the best it's worth avoiding.

[@MPKVR]

@@youtubevanced4900 haha that's the thing, deep down I know that the razer feels the worst and cheapest to use

[@MichaelMolli]

I bought the Skyloong GK64 and Im very happy with it.

[@joshuaamon8236]

Nice review as always. I hope you can make a video on 12900k and 3090 in a custom loop using the Meshlicious or any itx cases.

[@strat0caster124]

For 60% keyboards I just set the CapsLock to the Fn key and use CapsLock(FN)+WASD as arrow keys. Much better than physical arrow keys in my opinion. But it requires the keyboard to support that function, so it needs to be programmable in some way. I started with the Pok3r (by flipping a DIP switch) to later Anne Pro 2 and Niz Atom 66 EC keyboard (flashes the controller with a software). Maybe the Ducky One 3 Mini also has a similar function? A lot do nowadays so I wouldn't be surprised.

[@highlander7462]

Only thing I would change is an indented caps lock.

[@williaamlarsson]

I have a Ducky One 2 SF (65%) Those arrow keys are crucial for me and can highly recommend it too👍

[@CDeeez94]

FINALLY...A HOTSWAP PREBUILD!

[@senua7912]

I have 0 interest in this board but watching the entire video cause you uploaded it

[@daganduran4905]

I'm intrigued, definitely a step up from the one 2 it's just not too much of a step up that it makes the price worth an arm and a leg.

[@Quixidion]

Put foam below the keyboard itself. Like on the desk. Probs the sound will be less noticable. Cos the board could be just a bit uneven and could cause one corner of it to just constantly hit the ground + compensation of sound even more is good, cos vibrations move through everything.

[@Traplordsosa]

So I have always gotten razer keyboards as a young gamers. Then I moved on to corsair. I have the K65 and the Mk.2 but there was something to be desired for sure. Now I was torn between the GMMK PRO that would take more work and this Ducky one 3 SF. I ended up with the ducky and I have to say I am thoroughly impressed with the quality compared to what I had. I am excited to swap the switches as well and check that out. I could see myself possibly starting a small collection of keyboards that I enjoy. as for a daily driver I am very happy with this keyboard. if the TKL was available locally I may have went that route. but SF is really sleek and compact. the only reason I would get a TKL is just for Prt scrn... the tilde key and the longer right shift key very minor things that I am sure I won't miss very much.

[@PradyumnVij]

At this point people should really just consider getting a custom, the quality jump is night and day. I went from 100% to 60% then HHKB. People will be surprised at how quickly you can adapt and how much more efficient the usage of your keyboard will become.

[@roryfree4707]

I just want to weigh in on func+IJKL for arrow keys: If you use the side of your palm to push down the function key, I genuinely think the arrow keys are easier to use with func-IJKL than they are when the arrow keys are separate. Your fingers don't have to leave the home row and then find it again, you just kind of press down with your palm and move your middle finger up one key - boom - arrow keys. And this is coming from a career programmer lol, I use arrow keys non stop when coding. If a keyboard comes with arrow keys, I set up a bind for func+IJKL because it's just better

[@fibbbb909]

Just got to wait for more SF color variations. Not trying to buy a block of cheese as a keyboard at the moment 😓

[@TeddyB3ARGaming]

the arrow keys and Del key is a must if you're doing any sort of editing and design work

[@kreamypie]

Lowest ill go is 75% . I cant live without the instant F row access 😅

[@DuBstep115]

Imagine not having 100% keyboard

[@riba2233]

95% barely larger than tkl

[@berni303]

Comment section experts. I need something similar visually, but black and maybe a bit more solid. Thanks!

[@igavinwood]

Thanks for highlighting this. Now hopefully a trend for silence KBs will start and when I'm on a call I'll not be deafened by the constant clattering of someone typing ;)

[@MichaelJones-ff9gb]

This is an interesting product, I suspect SF and Mecha lines will follow. Those of us who want aluminum are better off with the Keychron Q2.

[@avuci]

Might get this for gaming. I have a custom keeb but it's not great for gaming as the PCB only allows you to hold down a limited number of keys at the same time which can really get in the way. This seems great with the hotswap and added features for sound dampening

[@zatozatoichi7920]

Eh, what custom is that?

[@Bogescianu]

Nice video. Why don't you do a video about keyboard latency? You have the knowledge to do it, rtings are the only ones they do it but they don't do it for customs. There is content there for sure too. Please do it!

[@Shabanezloth]

The huntsman was definitely the best sounding of the bunch

[@tthreat23]

Hey Optimum and other keyboard fans, Sorry if this runs slightly long, but I just had a question about the Ducky I recently purchased with cherry brown switches. I wanted to feel the difference between those and the Glorious Pandas (which are coming in today). I use this keyboard primarily for gaming, and I went back to a keyboard with cherry blue switches and loved the tactility of them. So I thought that a tactile switch would hopefully give me some of that nice feeling and feedback without annoying the hell out of my mates. With this keyboard and I'm fairly new to tactile switches, I'm having a problem with some switches actuate in game. I first noticed it with my D key. I wasn't moving right with the key pressed. I played around with the switch and noticed it wouldn't actuate half the time if I didn't get it past the bump on the upstroke. I changed the switch out for another and haven't noticed a problem with my D since (no pun). Now I'm starting to have the same issue with my W key. I play a lot of Apex, so you could imagine how jarring it is to think you are moving forward, but you are standing still eating bullets from hungry preds who just want more kills and to rain on your short gaming session. I was wondering is this a problem with tactile switches. Do I always need to get it past the bump on the upstroke? I don't have this problem (yet) with A or S or any of the other keys I spam like inspect while running. It just feels very odd for the key to be bottomed out and not have it actuate. Either way I'm hoping that I solve this issue with the switch swap. But if this is a some what common feature of tactiles, what would be your go to linear?

[@PhucConMeMay]

damn the black ink lubed's sound is on another level

[@guitaripod]

I’ve bought 4 ducky one 2 sf’s. Nice to see this

[@MrHSX]

Do you think the hot swappability contributes to longetivity of the keyboard? Or rather a more appropriate question would be have you ever had a mechanical keyswitch fail on you where the keyboard would be restored to full functionality by replacing a few key switches

[@heinhtetzin3512]

I read online that the one 2 series had latency issues. Did they improve the keyboard in that area for the one 3’s?

[@davidzimmerman617]

So I've heard, I watched another video last night about it, they said the One 3 series is less latency issues if any. Not that it was noticeable on the One 2 series for most users.

[@RealStayEz]

I have a Ducky one 2 mini.I might have to get this fire mini

[@BMM51]

If you change the dip switch settings under the keyboard, u can get arrow keys to the right lower corner.

[@ChrisVanMiddelkoop]

yeah I personally find that the 60% is perfect for gaming. I liking having more room on the right for my mouse. I have a keypad that has my arrow keys page and delete on the left. I don't really use the function key that much except to hit the F keys. If I was playing an MMO that used a lot of F keys I would just use a keyboard remapping software to make the number row the f row and the numbers can go somewhere else like my pad to the left or my foot switches. Oh yeah, did I mention that foot switches are amazing? lol

[@adibtaskim339]

Tufu sounds so satisfying man

[@MagicalCritical]

Btw the arrow JKLI keys were perfect, I put the Fn key to Caps Lock.

[@gc4550]

My only problem is that they don't supply extra PCB. I messaged them because I broke mine and weren't willing to sell me one. Now I'm stuck with a broken Duck One 2 mini. As a keyboard with hotswap, how do we work with people that messed up in the hobby.

[@eugene4637]

I have the original Ducky Shine from 2011. It is still great. Built like a tank. Will pass to my son hopefully :d.

[@Jorozzzzz]

I wonder if the claims that the RTINGS website makes about Ducky One 3 latency are real. On their website they say Ducky one 3 has 5 ms click latency and most other mainstream hotswappable keyboards like Keychron have 10 ms latency. Will you even be able to feel that difference?

[@iTzRaCx]

Thank you very much for the excellent content, what is the difference between the normal and the daybreak version? just the colors ?

[@kizanko]

Can you do a review of the Iqunix zx-1? Preferably the air cooled edition!!

[@animegeek6118]

I don’t normally geek out on a keyboard but DAMN I really like this one 👍