The Ducky One 2 Mini’s quality really shows here, this is the most enjoyable typing experience I’ve had on a mainstream board.

The stabilized keys were also rock solid with minimal wobble and no chatter. The Ducky I used for this review had Silent Reds in them and they were a total dream to type on, completely smooth and silent, no pinging or echoing in the case at all. The Ducky One 2 Mini offers a bunch of Cherry MX options The feet have 2 levels are rubber tipped, the keyboard is going to stay in place. There are nice little touches all over the keyboard, the connection is USB-type C, the PC end of the connector is your standard USB A port with some Ducky branding, another nice little touch, Ducky includes a velcro tie to keep your cord tidy in case it’s too, nothing special but always appreciated. There is branding on this keyboard on the top, but luckily most of it is out of the way and any branded keycaps have a blank alternative to suit your tastes. This is one of the best looking keyboards on the market. The white back plate really makes the RGB pop out of the keyboard which is further enhanced by Ducky’s great RGB modes. The Ducky adds a tiny bit of flair to their design while keeping it minimal and classy, quite a fan of this design. The 60% design of course gives you back a lot of room on your desk, if you can live without a numpad, I’d recommend a 60% for gaming, your mouse could always use more space, especially if you game at low sensitivity or your desk space is limited. I personally like both looks, the half walls on the ducky make for a pretty clean profile while keeping RGB front and center.

The case is low profile with a floating key design but it’s not as flat and flush as other keyboards like the K70 or the Magicforce. The case is made entirely of plastic with a duo tone black top and white backing, the plastic and backplate are thick enough to make the Ducky quite rigid with little to no flex. The Ducky One 2 Mini sports a quintessential 60% design with just the essentials, with its fn layer system you don’t really lose all that much in terms of functionality when compared to a TKL.

Keycap legends: Double shot, with laser side printed.

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