The Ducky One 3 TKL is a decent mechanical keyboard that is hot-swappable, has colorful RGB effects and offers an exceptional typing experience. But there’s no wireless connectivity, it lacks ...

The Ducky One 3 is a keyboard built to look and feel great. High quality craftsmanship and excellent attention to detail make this one of the most aesthetically pleasing decks on the market.

The Ducky One X is an analog keyboard for those who have already sworn off them. It feels like a buttery smooth mechanical deck under the fingertips but still manages to cram all the features of ...

Ducky quotes the Zero 6108 to last for 18 hours with RGB enabled and when connected by Bluetooth, and 138 hours with lighting off. That’s not bad, although seems low from a 2500 mAh cell. A ...

The Ducky One X is $179/£180, which is on the cheaper end of the market for competitive keyboards, though $40 more than our current top rated Hall effect keyboard, the Keychron K2 HE.

There is a lot to like about the Ducky Zero 6108 The more time I spent with the Ducky Zero 6108, the more I liked it. It was just too simple to unplug the keyboard from my desk, carry it ...

This keyboard is a small-form-factor (65%) version of the One 3 Aura, which means you still get the arrow keys, Del, PgUp, and PgDn - it's also available in standard, TKL, and Mini (60%) sizes.

The model I'm reviewing is exactly the Ducky One 3 Classic Fullsize USB RGB Not all keyboards are created equally, but that's no surprise to all of you, I'm sure. You can get a premium quality ...