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Add some versatility to your gaming set-up with the Ducky Zero 6108 Wireless Gaming Keyboard. Featuring tri-mode connectivity, this gaming keyboard can be plugged in or used wirelessly over 2.4GHz or Bluetooth! Enjoy an elevated typing experience thanks to genuine Cherry MX2A switches, PBT keycaps, and sound dampening materials. Plus, with a hot-swappable PCB, you can customise the Ducky Zero 6108 to fit your needs.
The Ducky Zero 6108 is a full-sized wireless gaming keyboard, arranged in a UK ISO layout. Illuminated with vibrant RGB lighting, this keyboard is available in two designs: Classic Black or Pure White. This is the Classic Black model, with a black top plate, white base and black keycaps, an iconic addition to any gaming set-up. To enhance ergonomics, the base features a three-stage stand, enabling you to tilt this keyboard at the angle most comfortable for you.
The Ducky Zero 6108 is a versatile gaming keyboard, equipped with tri-mode connectivity. This means you can connect via USB, 2.4GHz wireless, or Bluetooth. The 2500mAh rechargeable battery provides a long battery life, so you can game without interruptions. Plus, thanks to the detachable USB-C cable, you can even charge while playing. No need to stop your session.
The Ducky Zero 6108 has been engineered to facilitate a smooth and comfortable typing experience. Each keyboard is equipped with genuine Cherry MX2A switches. These are the latest editions of the classic MX switches, with improved bottom housing and socket dome lubrication. Utilising industry-leading Gold Crosspoint technology and a unique spring-centring stem, these switches are rated for over 100 million clicks with no loss of quality. What’s more, they are tuned with a short bounce time for high switching frequency, perfect for speedy typers and fast-paced gaming.
This model utilises Cherry MX2A Brown tactile switches, with a medium 55gf actuation force, 4.0mm total travel, and no click. They are great all-rounder switch for gaming and typing. Even better, this keyboard has a 5-pin hot-swappable PCB, meaning you can swap out for compatible switches and craft a unique feedback to match your needs.
To enhance ergonomics and durability, the Ducky Zero 6108 has PBT double shot keycaps, a material that resists the wear and tear of general use. They feature an OEM profile keeping your hands comfortable whilst you game and type. Thanks to N-key rollover, every key stroke will register, no matter how fast you type! Plus, with the Q-bounce pad made of synthetic materials, you can enjoy a satisfying, softened click with every keypress.
The Ducky Zero 6108 is an excellent example of the Taiwanese brand's legendary mechanical keyboards: well-built, simple and clean. You get the full assortment of keys for your region, with fancy and new Cherry MX2A hot-swappable switches.
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worst instructions i have ever come across, it's pot luck trying to figure how to change things, i am still trying to change the colour (got it changed to pink - don't know how and sure don't want it staying like this......... Duck's website manual just forget it, besides that i love the keyboard
Having read and seen many posts regarding Ducky keyboards, I took the plunge and thought I'd treat myself and buy one as what I thought would be an upgrade to my Logitech G510. Sadly, I'm left extremely disappointed by this keyboard. The quality feels good the keyboard is a hefty weight and the keys are nice and audible which is what I wanted, although I'm not sure I'd say that there's much of a tactile click I guess I expected more, the LEDs are bright visible in a well-lit room. but it appears to have one big issue it constantly disconnects. I'd say to stay clear of the 2.4ghz dongle it's useless and the keyboard won't even connect to it unless the dongle is next to the keyboard and even then it won't stay connected after lots of struggling with it I give up and switched to Bluetooth. Connecting via Bluetooth things are a little better as the keyboard doesn't have to be right next to the adapter, but still, there are connection issues. Just typing this review and getting to this point I've had to wait for the keyboard to reconnect 6 times. There doesn't appear to be any drivers to update for the keyboard or any firmware I can update either. Getting the Bluetooth to pair was also a challenge, as it would seem to drop out of pairing before you've had a chance to enter the pairing key. The instruction manual is um well poor at best, there's no software support for the keyboards so the RGB lighting is defined via Ducky presets again very poor for a keyboard in this price range in my opinion, you can't even say choose 1 solid static colour or at least the manual doesn't state you can. If I can't work out the connection issues this keyboard will be getting returned sadly. Sometime later and I mean about 1hr later... The connection issues seem to have vanished, no idea what fixed it specifically because I did each step several times. 1, Factory reset the keyboard several times 2, Removed the connection from the computer and paired it again and again and again and you get the idea 3, Plugged it in via USB to the PC Steps weren't listed in any specific order just things I did again and again in an attempt to keep the keyboard connected. The connection seems stable now on Bluetooth, but I'm still unsure if I can trust this keyboard for gaming and I'm in two minds on keeping or returning it. Given the price of a Ducky keyboard, I expected more if I hadn't experienced any connection issues I may have given this keyboard a 3/4 stars but it's definitely not a 5-star product.
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