Ducky Mecha Mini

* I prefer Browns to Blue (this was a real revelation to me). * I really like the Mecha's flip feet. * The Ducky seems to be a lot better built than the Anne Pro 2. This could be due to the Ducky's aluminum frame or maybe it's just the feel of the Cherry MX Browns?

The Ducky Mecha Mini V2 is a good compact 60% keyboard that's really well-built with an aluminum frame. It's an excellent choice for gaming as all keys are macro programmable and it has full RGB backlighting, but any customization has to be done on the keyboard itself since there's no dedicated...

I got a Ducky Mecha mini which is a 60 and I love it. I wouldn't recommend it though if you dislike the form factor or there not being any arrow keys, so perhaps à 65 would suit you better. I never used the f keys or the numpad or the keys above the arrows, only thing I miss is the arrow keys but I just press FN and another button and problem solved.

My Mecha Mini had a similar issue. Sent it back to vendor who got it RMAd and got it refunded. Bought a different keyboard instead.

My Ducky mecha mini lights up but does not respond to anything.

ps the wasd and ijkl keys shine in differnent colors

I bought ducky mecha mini last year with cherry silent red switches. I really like the keyboard but I'm wanting to move to a TKL keyboard to get my F keys back and delete and dedicated arrow keys.

I would avoid most products made by the big guys that make everything and buy from companies that specialize in the product. My first MK was the Logitech G Pro tkl. It was okay. I didn’t know how much of a piece of junk it was until I got the Ducky Mecha Mini.

Lighting is great and its USB C obviously. The part where this board really stood out for me considering the price is how good it feels to type on even compared to my other much more expensive boards like the Massdrop ALT. The stock stabs are unreal, they are lubed and have no rattle. There is no pinging in the board and everything feels very responsive and smooth.

I need a new keyboard to gaming, writing, editing, everything, and i don't knwo which one should i buy:

Razer Huntsman TE (TKL) - Switch Optical Reds

Ducky Mecha Mini (60%) - Switch Cherry MX Reds

Please Help me

Bought a Ducky Mecha Mini v2 (Cherry Blue) which shows up tomorrow. Wanted to go to 60% for ergonomic reasons since I’m full time WFH for the rest of the year. Replacing a standard Corsair 104 key with Cherry browns. Any tips for day 1?