One 3 TKL Classic Hotswap RGB Mechanical Keyboard (Cherry MX Black)

An excellent keyboard if you are looking for Cherry MX switches. No software necessary for keyboard customization. The body may be plastic, but is definitely sturdy and well built. The board comes with a few custom keycaps, a key puller, and a switch puller as well. It's certainly an improvement over the Logitech mechanical keyboards I've used in the past

Get the razer huntsman v2 red switches instead. Although the keys are silent, there is this issue where you press a key and press it again and it does not register. There is too much resistance on the keystroke and it feels laggy. It's really bad. When playing games you can strafe and quickly strafe again and it wont register. It's frustrating and lost me games. Also It has the annoying cover that covers the switches do you can never get the keyboard clean. For red switches they are laggy, have too much resistance, and often don't register on fast movements. I cannot recomment this keyboard.

Owned for just six months and E key and a few others are already double-striking. Keyboard is not dirty or gunky. Is this Ducky's fault or Cherry's though? I have no idea.

These keyboards have an issue with a single press registering as 2 and it just gets worse as time goes on. Don't waste your money get something else. Company is of no help they don't have a solution in place. Previous keyboards would let you set debiunce timings but this iteration does not. Buy at you wlown risk.

Keys are super satisfying - I'm a red switch kind of guy

Great keyboard, perfect for gaming and working and best of all, easy to exchange the keycaps and switches.Great quality product.

Not two weeks passed with the keyboard that it now double clicks when I tap it.

This works great, had two different razer blackwidow v4 (newest ones on market) and the switches died twice, so i caved and bought this one, I love the sound of the switches as they aren't loud enough for my headset while working but have great tactile feel. couldn't recommend more, only thing im missing is the num pad but didnt know id miss it till i didnt have it lol, id even recommend thier bigger one bc of that

Key chatter/bounce issues, for those who aren't familiar, is when multiple inputs are placed in a single press, which is frustrating for anyone who is typing or gaming. This has been an ongoing issue for me since the first month I bought the product, and while I tolerated it at first, it grew on my nerves so I tried to update the keyboard's bios but to no avail. Waited for another update (1.11 to be specific) and still the issue is still ongoing if it isn't worse.Reaching their warranty team is also a bit of a hassle since currently, you cannot fill in the maintenance form without the page glitching out and being unable to pass through verification, forcing you to contact them by email (currently waiting for Ducky's company to get back to me on this).The design of the product overall is super impressive, typing on it if you ignore the above issues also feels super satisfying, but it's completely meaningless with the issue above. I've had light-weight plastic keyboards that were worth 30$ that were far less annoying to type with than this. My recommendation to potential buyers, take the risk of key chatter under heavy consideration, if you're a mechanical keyboard enthusiast you will enjoy this but for convenient uses I can't recommend this unit at all to the average user.

Unlike the Ducky 2 it has the F1-F12 keys and the arrow keys it also has the iconic type c port at the back but it has a nice little indent to help avoid the cable bending and breakingThe keycaps are amazing and super responsive I have 0 complaints and would recommend to anyone not wanting a full size keyboard