Ducky has done it again. They have made me hate my perfectly good keyboard, because it is not their latest one. Introducing, the Ducky Zero 6108 Wireless Gaming Keyboard.
This stunning gaming keyboard is available in two designs, with tri-mode connectivity, vibrant RGB lighting, and genuine Cherry MX2A switches. If you still need convincing, then read on. Personally, I’ll be at the virtual checkout with this bad boi in my basket.
What is the Ducky Zero 6108?
The Zero 6108 is the long anticipated wireless gaming keyboard from keyboard royalty, Ducky. Designed for gamers, this full-size keyboard has been engineered to provide a smooth typing experience with premium materials and gamer-focused features. From N-key rollover to a sound dampening Q-bounce pad, the Ducky Zero 6108 is ergonomic with enhanced acoustics and the power to keep up with even the fastest typers.
There are two model styles to choose from: Classic Black or Pure White. Both come in a UK ISO layout, with double shot PBT keycaps using an OEM profile.
Tri-Mode Connectivity
The shining feature of the Ducky Zero 6108 (aside from its good looks) is the tri-mode connectivity. You can choose to use this keyboard wired or wirelessly. Better yet, you can even choose between 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth. Ya got choices!
The 2500mAh rechargeable battery provides a long battery life, so your gaming sessions won’t be interrupted by your hardware crying for charge. The detachable USB-C cable means you can even charge while playing.
However you connect the Zero 6108, you can enjoy low latency performance and accurate registering of every keystroke. Perfection.
Genuine Cherry MX2A Switches
Both Ducky Zero 6108 designs come with one of four genuine Cherry MX2A switches. These improved mechanical switches provide a better typing sound and feel, with enhanced durability to boot. The available switches are Cherry MX2A Blue, Brown, Red, or Speed Silver. Need a comparison table? We got you.
| MX2A Blue | MX2A Brown | MX2A Red | MX2A Speed Silver | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feedback | Tactile | Tactile | Linear | Linear |
| Pre-Travel | 2.2mm | 2.0mm | 2.0mm | 1.2mm |
| Total Travel | 4.0mm | 4.0mm | 4.0mm | 3.4mm |
| Sound | Click | No click | No click | No click |
| Actuation Force | 60gf | 55gf | 45gf | 45gf |
Of course, with a hot-swappable PCB, you don’t even need to stick to the pre-installed switches. You are free to swap and exchange the switches, to engineer a unique feedback that is all your own. Plus, with so many new and varied switches out there, you’d be mad not to!
Get Yours Now!
Ready to get your hands on this wireless gaming keyboard? You’re in luck, the Ducky Zero 6108 is available from Overclockers UK, now!
Ducky Zero 6108 Wireless Gaming Keyboard – Classic Black
- Gaming keyboard with tri-mode connectivity
- PBT keycaps in an OEM profile and UK ISO layout
- Hot-swappable PCB
- Genuine Cherry MX2A switches
- Classic Black
Ducky Zero 6108 Wireless Gaming Keyboard – Pure White
- Gaming keyboard with tri-mode connectivity
- PBT keycaps in an OEM profile and UK ISO layout
- Hot-swappable PCB
- Genuine Cherry MX2A switches
- Pure White
- 3 min read
Emily Haylock
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Emily is a board and cosy gamer, keyboard obsessive, and content copywriter for Overclockers UK. She has been with Overclockers UK since 2020, writing about everything from noblechairs to 8Pack PCs. She writes from within her desk nest with a foster pup at her feet. (What, a desk duvet is a totally normal thing!) In her downtime, she likes to play board games, farming sims, and old-school Final Fantasy. IX to be specific. It is the best, and that is a hill she will die on.
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Shouldn’t there be a 2.4GHz wireless dongle in the box?
Should you be concerned there are missing parts, it is best to get in contact with our customer services team. They are best equipped to help you. You can contact them here.
It’s ok. Turns out the dongle was inside what seemed to be a spare keycap at first glance.
How sneaky! Glad it’s all sorted 🙂
Is there a way to make the LEDs white ?
We have a dedicated guide on changing Ducky keyboard RGB. We’ve added the instructions on how to change the Ducky Zero’s lighting there!