Ducky One Tkl 80 Rgb éââ€™ã¨â»â¸ Blue Cherry Mx

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Ducky One TKL PBT Mechanical Keyboard

Available Switches

	Cherry MX Black DKON1687-AUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Brown DKON1687-BUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Blue DKON1687-CUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Red DKON1687-RUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Silver DKON1687-PUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Green DKON1687-GUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX White DKON1687-QUSPDAAB1	$89.00
	Cherry MX Clear DKON1687-WUSPDAAB1	$89.00

Keycaps

• Primary: Black Double Shot PBT with Backlit (clear) legends

Details and Specifications

Brand	Ducky
Model	One
Size	Tenkeyless
Switch Stems	MX
Physical Layout	ANSI
Logical Layout	US QWERTY
Frame Color	Black
Primary LED Color	n/a
Control LED Color	n/a
Hotswap Sockets	No
USB Key Rollover	Full
Switch Mount Type	Plate
Built in Audio Port	No
Built in Mic Port	No
Interface(s)	USB
Windows Compatible	Yes
Dimensions	5.24" x 14.05" x 1.61"
Weight	2.43 lbs
Cord Length	60 inches

• plays like a boss

• When connected directly to my desktop computer the Ducky One TKL keyboard worked very well. But, unfortunately, this keyboard was incompatible with my Rosewell KVM switch. Ducky's manual says setting dip switch 4 on (disabling n-key rollover) should resolve the compatibility issue. That did not work. A Leopold FC200RT/AB that I bought back in 2013 also does not work with this KVM.
  I have a DasKeyboad that works with this KVM and any basic USB keyboard, such as a Saitek Eclipse Keyboard, does as well.

  Ducky One Manual
  http://www.duckychannel.net/download/user_manual/one_usermanual.pdf

• Very nice keyboard, feels great! I got a key tester to help decide which color of keys to select, and got Clear because that is what I liked.

  The keyboard itself is VERY solid - it has heft, which isn't something you expect in a plastic keyboard, and I appreciate that.

  The keys are a little hard to read because they are designed to be backlit, and this model does not come with LEDs - so if you don't have good lighting, spring for the LEDs or get high-contrast keycaps.

  Overall, I am very happy with my keyboard, and the only issue I have I only have myself to blame for :)

• This keyboard worked flawlessly for about 6 months, then one LED died, another followed in a couple of months. Now about a year later, 3 LEDs are dead and
  there is a strange (seemingly hardware) issue with several LEDs being always on (even in the backlight-off mode). I have other mechanical keyboards and this one seems to be the least reliable at the moment.

• I bought this keyboard a month or so ago for my work macbook pro that i use for software development. I bought it with the cherry browns for something a little more smooth and quieter than the blue switches I have in another mechanical. I love this keyboard so much I ordered another. This time I ordered the RGB version though - just be warned this one does NOT have backlighting - I won't knock it for lack of backlighting because it's not the keyboard's fault, it's my own. Despite no backlit, I absolutely am in love with the keycap feel and positioning, and the brown switches.

  Worth every. single. penny.

• Works exactly how you would expect a ducky doubshot cherry mx keyboard

• Disclaimer: this is my very first keyboard and I've yet to get my hands on another so I am by no means an expert. However, I do know that 9 months in, my "f" "v" "0" and "del" keys all work

• Great keyboard for its price tag. Quality as expected for plastic. The spacebar and shifts have the same pleasant sound as other keys. And clear switches are what I was looking for, found browns too light.

• Not much to say that hasn't already been said. Board is plastic but feels just as sturdy, if not more so, than my Das4. Cherry clears feel great as I don't like the low actuation force of the brown/reds for typing. Noise is minimal in an office setting and black caps don't look out of place professionally. 10/10 for me.

• Really impressed with this keyboard. The construction is extremely solid with no creaking or flex at all. At 2.43 lbs the Ducky One TKL weighs in heavier than the Filco Majestouch 2, KUL ES-87, and the Leopold FC750R.

  The OEM profile PBT double shot keycaps are the same ones used on Ducky One TKL backlit models. They have the nice "sandy" feel associated with PBT and the top side printing is very subtle.

  The Cherry MX Brown switches have a nice amount of tactile feedback without the noisy click of Blue switches. I installed 2mm 40A-L o-rings to further dampen the sound when bottoming out since I have a tendency to hit the keys pretty hard.

  The English translations in the manual could be clearer, particularly the instructions for programming macros, but it can all be deciphered with a little effort.

  Did a lot of research into various mechanical TKL keyboards before deciding on the Ducky One TKL - definitely pleased with the decision.

• had this keyboard for about a week now.(switched from coolermaster to this)
  there is definitely a noticeable difference with the general feeling of it. the pbt keycaps are smooth and nice to touch on. overall its a pretty great keyboard and ducky doesnt disappoint.

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Source: https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=3974

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