Name: Ducky One 2 RGB TKL
Brand: Ducky
SKU: 6287a387fb7b7b71c991624f
Rating: 0.0 (38 reviews)

&nbsp;Unlike the Ducky One 2 and Ducky One 2 Mini V1, it has dedicated software to customize the RGB backlighting. Certain variants of this keyboard may be difficult to find through all retailers.

Ducky One 2 RGB TKL

The first time I ever bought a mechanical keyboard was a Corsair K70 Keyboard, I'm not too sure how much it is nowadays but I remember it lasting me about 4\~ years, not because it broke, I still have it just tucked away and it still works, but just because I moved on. IF you do end up picking this keyboard, do yourself a favour and stay away from RGB, keyboard itself is wonderful and durable but corsair's RGB program- not so much.

That's a keyboard I'd recommend to most people who ask me if they want something durable.  I hear pretty good things about Ducky keyboards, many of my friends have ducky keyboards and say they're great and have had no issues. Ducky also tends to have many different sizes as well so you're able to pick one that suits you. If you can get your hands on Leopold - I'd heavily suggest you pick up a Leopold keyboard. Can't comment on the differences between different 'types' of keyboards myself but I'd just say it's all personal preference and really it comes down to how the keyboard feels to you. I tend to stay away from membrane keyboards.

<div class="md"><p>The first time I ever bought a mechanical keyboard was a Corsair K70 Keyboard, I&#39;m not too sure how much it is nowadays but I remember it lasting me about 4~ years, not because it broke, I still have it just tucked away and it still works, but just because I moved on. IF you do end up picking this keyboard, do yourself a favour and stay away from RGB, keyboard itself is wonderful and durable but corsair&#39;s RGB program- not so much.</p>

<p>That&#39;s a keyboard I&#39;d recommend to most people who ask me if they want something durable.  I hear pretty good things about Ducky keyboards, many of my friends have ducky keyboards and say they&#39;re great and have had no issues. Ducky also tends to have many different sizes as well so you&#39;re able to pick one that suits you. If you can get your hands on Leopold - I&#39;d heavily suggest you pick up a Leopold keyboard. Can&#39;t comment on the differences between different &#39;types&#39; of keyboards myself but I&#39;d just say it&#39;s all personal preference and really it comes down to how the keyboard feels to you. I tend to stay away from membrane keyboards.</p>
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“Hybrid” keyboards are just glorified membranes. Very similar to any 4$ office board. Mechanical keyboards feel much better. At that budget a leopold FC750R, Varmilo VA87M or Ducky One Two would be good.

<div class="md"><p>“Hybrid” keyboards are just glorified membranes. Very similar to any 4$ office board. Mechanical keyboards feel much better. At that budget a leopold FC750R, Varmilo VA87M or Ducky One Two would be good.</p>
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I do recommend mechanical keyboards. The Ducky One 2 TKL is a great quality keyboard for a good price, though there may be better options out there.

<div class="md"><p>I do recommend mechanical keyboards. The Ducky One 2 TKL is a great quality keyboard for a good price, though there may be better options out there.</p>
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Huge difference for sure. Corsair's K95 RGB Platinum XT turns one of the best gaming keyboards out now.

<div class="md"><p>Huge difference for sure. Corsair&#39;s K95 RGB Platinum XT turns one of the best gaming keyboards out now.</p>
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I've been wanting to buy a new keyboard, but I've never owned a mechanical keyboard. Is there a huge difference between mechanical keyboards and "hybrid" membrane keyboards? My budget is $150 max. and I haven't really considered keyboards such as the Apex 3 because it's not a "true" mechanical keyboard. I want something that's durable and works well. I'm considering any size but a 60% keyboard.  Any advice? Thanks.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve been wanting to buy a new keyboard, but I&#39;ve never owned a mechanical keyboard. Is there a huge difference between mechanical keyboards and &quot;hybrid&quot; membrane keyboards? My budget is $150 max. and I haven&#39;t really considered keyboards such as the Apex 3 because it&#39;s not a &quot;true&quot; mechanical keyboard. I want something that&#39;s durable and works well. I&#39;m considering any size but a 60% keyboard.  Any advice? Thanks.</p>
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Question: Membrane vs. Mechanical keyboards

Keychron has a few like that, check em out

<div class="md"><p>Keychron has a few like that, check em out</p>
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I’ve got the Drop CTRL 10 keyless keyboard. I love it, a bit pricey but has hot swappable switches and sturdy build. Still has all the function keys too :)

<div class="md"><p>I’ve got the Drop CTRL 10 keyless keyboard. I love it, a bit pricey but has hot swappable switches and sturdy build. Still has all the function keys too :)</p>
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I only know of the Ducky One TKL PBT Double Shot.

<div class="md"><p>I only know of the Ducky One TKL PBT Double Shot.</p>
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Looking for a keyboard without the number pad that still has all of the function keys on the top. Would anyone happen to know any keyboards like this?

Me and my girlfriend just got the Ducky one 2 TKL with Cherry silent red , they are really quiet and typing is a dream

To any of you fine people out there on the cusp of purchasing all of your parts, consider this-

Cherry MX Blue keyboard switches are REALLY REALLY LOUD. 

Seriously, I am constantly having to tweak the noise gate on my microphone so my friends can here my voice but not my deafening keystrokes. If the settings aren't perfect, your friends will feel like they're in a building with a tin roof during a rain storm. 

Clear or Brown switches will still provide that tactile feedback without the aggressive barrage of machine gun fire that comes with Blues.

Carry on.

<div class="md"><p>To any of you fine people out there on the cusp of purchasing all of your parts, consider this-</p>

<p>Cherry MX Blue keyboard switches are REALLY REALLY LOUD. </p>

<p>Seriously, I am constantly having to tweak the noise gate on my microphone so my friends can here my voice but not my deafening keystrokes. If the settings aren&#39;t perfect, your friends will feel like they&#39;re in a building with a tin roof during a rain storm. </p>

<p>Clear or Brown switches will still provide that tactile feedback without the aggressive barrage of machine gun fire that comes with Blues.</p>

<p>Carry on.</p>
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Mechanical Keyboard Switches

Definitely. I just bought a Ducky One 2 RGB Black TKL keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches and it feels really nice with FPS games. I’ve been playing a lot of 7 Days To Die with it actually.

<div class="md"><p>Definitely. I just bought a Ducky One 2 RGB Black TKL keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches and it feels really nice with FPS games. I’ve been playing a lot of 7 Days To Die with it actually.</p>
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Thinking of getting the apex 7 tkl with brown switches. I play lots of games like csgo, rust, overwatch and apex. Planning on also using for productivity stuff. I’m used to gaming on a MacBook Pro :(, but don’t know if this is the right keyboard for me. I’m getting an nzxt h1 mini btw.

<div class="md"><p>Thinking of getting the apex 7 tkl with brown switches. I play lots of games like csgo, rust, overwatch and apex. Planning on also using for productivity stuff. I’m used to gaming on a MacBook Pro :(, but don’t know if this is the right keyboard for me. I’m getting an nzxt h1 mini btw.</p>
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Can you play FPS games on a TKL keyboard?

Ducky One TKL or the One2 TKL both RGB and really nice keyboards, I own the Ducky One TKL RGB "Year of the Rooster".

<div class="md"><p>Ducky One TKL or the One2 TKL both RGB and really nice keyboards, I own the Ducky One TKL RGB &quot;Year of the Rooster&quot;.</p>
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You could get a Drop CTRL and just put whatever silent switches you want in it.

<div class="md"><p>You could get a Drop CTRL and just put whatever silent switches you want in it.</p>
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Look into Drop CTRL, It has 10 default rgb settings. also runs on Qmk which would allow you to set up shortcuts to whatever you want and set up your own rgb.

Edit: drop ctrl is hot swappable. You can pick from a couple of switches they offer when you purchase and/ or buy switches from somewhere else.

<div class="md"><p>Look into Drop CTRL, It has 10 default rgb settings. also runs on Qmk which would allow you to set up shortcuts to whatever you want and set up your own rgb.</p>

<p>Edit: drop ctrl is hot swappable. You can pick from a couple of switches they offer when you purchase and/ or buy switches from somewhere else.</p>
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Im kind of an rgb monster, and my Ornata Chroma hasn't been cutting it. Looking for a TKL keyboard, with tons of rgb, and preferably some quiet linear switches. My budget is $100-200 USD. Anything come to mind? Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Im kind of an rgb monster, and my Ornata Chroma hasn&#39;t been cutting it. Looking for a TKL keyboard, with tons of rgb, and preferably some quiet linear switches. My budget is $100-200 USD. Anything come to mind? Thanks!</p>
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Recommendations for TKL Mechanical Keyboard with SERIOUS RGB

Hi, I'm looking for advice for picking out a mechanical keyboard; I've never had one before, and as I'm staying home as much as possible for the foreseeable future for obvious reasons, it seems hard to try much out before buying.

I've settled on a Ducky One 2 TKL, but am unsure about which switches to get. I think I'd like the silent reds, but various reviews I've found seem to think that reds are far better than the silent reds for the "feel". Given that I've never used a mechanical keyboard before and am happy using an Apple wireless keyboard for now, is this really something that's likely to bother me? I'll emphasize that I'm really fine with the way the Apple keyboard feels, so perfectly happy to have something similar.

I know it's probably hard to give advice on this without me trying out the different switches, but any thoughts from experts would be appreciated. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I&#39;m looking for advice for picking out a mechanical keyboard; I&#39;ve never had one before, and as I&#39;m staying home as much as possible for the foreseeable future for obvious reasons, it seems hard to try much out before buying.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve settled on a Ducky One 2 TKL, but am unsure about which switches to get. I think I&#39;d like the silent reds, but various reviews I&#39;ve found seem to think that reds are far better than the silent reds for the &quot;feel&quot;. Given that I&#39;ve never used a mechanical keyboard before and am happy using an Apple wireless keyboard for now, is this really something that&#39;s likely to bother me? I&#39;ll emphasize that I&#39;m really fine with the way the Apple keyboard feels, so perfectly happy to have something similar.</p>

<p>I know it&#39;s probably hard to give advice on this without me trying out the different switches, but any thoughts from experts would be appreciated. Thanks!</p>
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 Hi, i am looking for a new keyboard with brown switches, german layout and no 60 65. i want a normal big one.  
The  one i found interesting so far are the Ducky Shine 7.   my budget is  100-200 euros and was wondering if there are any others that are worth  taking a look at.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, i am looking for a new keyboard with brown switches, german layout and no 60 65. i want a normal big one.<br/>
The  one i found interesting so far are the Ducky Shine 7.   my budget is  100-200 euros and was wondering if there are any others that are worth  taking a look at.</p>
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I've bought the Ducky One 2 RGB Full board with red silent switches. 

I'm planning on putting o rings on it so that its more silent.

Is there anything else I can do to reduce noise? Do keycaps play a part in this?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve bought the Ducky One 2 RGB Full board with red silent switches. </p>

<p>I&#39;m planning on putting o rings on it so that its more silent.</p>

<p>Is there anything else I can do to reduce noise? Do keycaps play a part in this?</p>
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I'm looking to get a mechanical keyboard, the COrsair K68 RGB. As someone that hasn't had a good mech before, how important is the ability to get other keycaps? The k68 uses a non-standard bottom row, and while I could custom order a set with the same spacing, do you think I would?

tl;dr for a normie mechnical keyboard user,  how important is the ability to swap out keycaps

edit: thank you for the help everyone, I'm new to keyboards, and now that I have some money to my name I'm trying to get into them. Thank you :)

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking to get a mechanical keyboard, the COrsair K68 RGB. As someone that hasn&#39;t had a good mech before, how important is the ability to get other keycaps? The k68 uses a non-standard bottom row, and while I could custom order a set with the same spacing, do you think I would?</p>

<p>tl;dr for a normie mechnical keyboard user,  how important is the ability to swap out keycaps</p>

<p>edit: thank you for the help everyone, I&#39;m new to keyboards, and now that I have some money to my name I&#39;m trying to get into them. Thank you :)</p>
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Hi, I am new to mechanical keyboards and consider to buy a Vintage Acer 6083 ([https://deskthority.net/wiki/Acer\_6083](https://deskthority.net/wiki/Acer_6083))

Are there any restoration tips? Whats the best way to recolor the case for example.

Also is this even a true mechanical keyboard?

I already know that I am able to buy ALPS Keycaps for costumizing. What I am not sure about if I am able to but O-Rings in it :)

Happy about every information I can get! :)

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I am new to mechanical keyboards and consider to buy a Vintage Acer 6083 (<a href="https://deskthority.net/wiki/Acer_6083">https://deskthority.net/wiki/Acer_6083</a>)</p>

<p>Are there any restoration tips? Whats the best way to recolor the case for example.</p>

<p>Also is this even a true mechanical keyboard?</p>

<p>I already know that I am able to buy ALPS Keycaps for costumizing. What I am not sure about if I am able to but O-Rings in it :)</p>

<p>Happy about every information I can get! :)</p>
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Buying my first mechanical keyboard. I have a shortlist, but I can't choose one. I'm a developer. I would like less-noisy and easy to press switches and full sized keyboard. Budget is around $100. Which one should I get? Leopold and Varmilo are over out of my budget. I would appreciate other suggestions as well :D

* Ducky One 2 ($99)
* Keychron K1 (sadly, out of stock)
* iKBC CD108 V.2 ($80), Typerman W210 ($99), and CD108BT ($110)
* MK Typist ($89)

<div class="md"><p>Buying my first mechanical keyboard. I have a shortlist, but I can&#39;t choose one. I&#39;m a developer. I would like less-noisy and easy to press switches and full sized keyboard. Budget is around $100. Which one should I get? Leopold and Varmilo are over out of my budget. I would appreciate other suggestions as well :D</p>

<ul>
<li>Ducky One 2 ($99)</li>
<li>Keychron K1 (sadly, out of stock)</li>
<li>iKBC CD108 V.2 ($80), Typerman W210 ($99), and CD108BT ($110)</li>
<li>MK Typist ($89)</li>
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So I have purchased A black widow Huntsman mini 60% version. With the linear switches, I was wondering if anyone could recommend any key caps that that will work with this board? Links would also be appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>So I have purchased A black widow Huntsman mini 60% version. With the linear switches, I was wondering if anyone could recommend any key caps that that will work with this board? Links would also be appreciated.</p>
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Hello! so I am currently in the process of building a keyboard for a friend for his birthday and the part I am stuck on is finding what switches have a similar feel to the Razer Huntsmen TE. Its his favorite keyboard and I know they use the razer made linear switches so am trying to find what switches I can buy that will give the same feel which can be either lubed or unlubed. any help will be greatly appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Hello! so I am currently in the process of building a keyboard for a friend for his birthday and the part I am stuck on is finding what switches have a similar feel to the Razer Huntsmen TE. Its his favorite keyboard and I know they use the razer made linear switches so am trying to find what switches I can buy that will give the same feel which can be either lubed or unlubed. any help will be greatly appreciated!</p>
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Has anyone here bought a varmilo va87m of any kind. Im on the fence about getting one

<div class="md"><p>Has anyone here bought a varmilo va87m of any kind. Im on the fence about getting one</p>
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whats better for an ortho-linear keyboard, tactile switches or linear switches. i'm mainly debating between holy pandas and novel key creams.

<div class="md"><p>whats better for an ortho-linear keyboard, tactile switches or linear switches. i&#39;m mainly debating between holy pandas and novel key creams.</p>
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Paying $35USD to whoever can solve this problem.

My F1 & F2 keys on my Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard do not work.

These keys do not even register on a key test.

However, if I hold another key then press F1 or F2, they will then register as F1 & F2 (e.g. a+f1=F1 or Fn+f1=F1 etc.)

I tried remapping my keys but that didn't work because the F1 & F2 keys simply don't register.

My F1 & F2 keys work fine on the same computer when using other keyboards.

Will transfer $35USD to who ever offers a solution (and guides me through it if it requires coding).

Note: My PC is Windows 10

Thank-you!

<div class="md"><p>Paying $35USD to whoever can solve this problem.</p>

<p>My F1 &amp; F2 keys on my Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard do not work.</p>

<p>These keys do not even register on a key test.</p>

<p>However, if I hold another key then press F1 or F2, they will then register as F1 &amp; F2 (e.g. a+f1=F1 or Fn+f1=F1 etc.)</p>

<p>I tried remapping my keys but that didn&#39;t work because the F1 &amp; F2 keys simply don&#39;t register.</p>

<p>My F1 &amp; F2 keys work fine on the same computer when using other keyboards.</p>

<p>Will transfer $35USD to who ever offers a solution (and guides me through it if it requires coding).</p>

<p>Note: My PC is Windows 10</p>

<p>Thank-you!</p>
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I have an NK65 v2 with Drop Holy Pandas that I lubed myself with Tribosys 3203. I noticed that some keys seem significantly muted compared to some others. It definitely appears that the top right of the board is more muted than the bottom left. I tried replacing the switch from one of the muted sounding keys with an unlubed switch to see if it was an inconsistent lube job on my part, but it was still really muted.

&#x200B;

Any ideas as to what it could be? Do you think it's the board?

<div class="md"><p>I have an NK65 v2 with Drop Holy Pandas that I lubed myself with Tribosys 3203. I noticed that some keys seem significantly muted compared to some others. It definitely appears that the top right of the board is more muted than the bottom left. I tried replacing the switch from one of the muted sounding keys with an unlubed switch to see if it was an inconsistent lube job on my part, but it was still really muted.</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p>Any ideas as to what it could be? Do you think it&#39;s the board?</p>
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I just bought a Keychron K2 and I need help figuring out what keycaps would work with it and where I could get English/Korean Keycaps. I found one at [https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/k-pop-by-skeletor-104-key-custom-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html](https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/k-pop-by-skeletor-104-key-custom-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html) but I don't know if the keycaps will fit the K2

<div class="md"><p>I just bought a Keychron K2 and I need help figuring out what keycaps would work with it and where I could get English/Korean Keycaps. I found one at <a href="https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/k-pop-by-skeletor-104-key-custom-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html">https://www.wasdkeyboards.com/k-pop-by-skeletor-104-key-custom-cherry-mx-keycap-set.html</a> but I don&#39;t know if the keycaps will fit the K2</p>
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Hey, I have the Razer Ornata V2 keyboard, and I spilled milk all over the num pad. And now the whole keyboard is glitched out. For ex. when I try to type “d” instead it writes “3edx”. Was just wondering whats wrong and how I could fix it. Thanks in advance

<div class="md"><p>Hey, I have the Razer Ornata V2 keyboard, and I spilled milk all over the num pad. And now the whole keyboard is glitched out. For ex. when I try to type “d” instead it writes “3edx”. Was just wondering whats wrong and how I could fix it. Thanks in advance</p>
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I'm looking to buy a new keyboard because my current Keyboard (Corsair Strafe RGB) has this very annoying issue of double to even triple pressing a word. I don't know if that's an issue with Cherry MX Red switches or my keyboard itself but I'm getting tired of it. Is there a good keyboard for both typing and gaming within the £100 -170 price bracket?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking to buy a new keyboard because my current Keyboard (Corsair Strafe RGB) has this very annoying issue of double to even triple pressing a word. I don&#39;t know if that&#39;s an issue with Cherry MX Red switches or my keyboard itself but I&#39;m getting tired of it. Is there a good keyboard for both typing and gaming within the £100 -170 price bracket?</p>
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My kids really like my mechanical keyboard  (ages 5 and 9) and so I thought it might be nice to get them a really cheap mechanical keyboard with blue switches. The thing is that the 5 year old has temper issues and so there's a decent chance he might break the keyboard, though we're working on getting him better about this... so in many ways this is a training keyboard... but because of this danger, I really can't justify paying more than $30. I'm aiming for a full keyboard and with rainbow backlights cause I know they'll like that "gamer bling" (at that price range I've noticed these aren't true RGB but set colors, which is fine). 

So in this range I'm seeing brands like LeShp, PICTEK, VicTsing , and CHONCHOW. Are these all pretty much equally shitty or are any better than others?

<div class="md"><p>My kids really like my mechanical keyboard  (ages 5 and 9) and so I thought it might be nice to get them a really cheap mechanical keyboard with blue switches. The thing is that the 5 year old has temper issues and so there&#39;s a decent chance he might break the keyboard, though we&#39;re working on getting him better about this... so in many ways this is a training keyboard... but because of this danger, I really can&#39;t justify paying more than $30. I&#39;m aiming for a full keyboard and with rainbow backlights cause I know they&#39;ll like that &quot;gamer bling&quot; (at that price range I&#39;ve noticed these aren&#39;t true RGB but set colors, which is fine). </p>

<p>So in this range I&#39;m seeing brands like LeShp, PICTEK, VicTsing , and CHONCHOW. Are these all pretty much equally shitty or are any better than others?</p>
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I'm getting my first mechanical keyboard(Hopefully by next month. I'm going with the fully assembled [niu mini from kbdfans](https://kbdfans.com/collections/fully-assembled-keyboard/products/fully-assembled-niu40-mechanical-keyboard?variant=28524970344496).  I'm not sure what switch type I want yet. I want a light, smooth, quiet linear switch that doesn't need to be lubed. I would rather the switch not have a mushy bottom out.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m getting my first mechanical keyboard(Hopefully by next month. I&#39;m going with the fully assembled <a href="https://kbdfans.com/collections/fully-assembled-keyboard/products/fully-assembled-niu40-mechanical-keyboard?variant=28524970344496">niu mini from kbdfans</a>.  I&#39;m not sure what switch type I want yet. I want a light, smooth, quiet linear switch that doesn&#39;t need to be lubed. I would rather the switch not have a mushy bottom out.</p>
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Looking to start my mechanical keyboard journey. I was dead set on getting the Keychron k6 for my birthday this past week but they're out of the hot swappable version. Has there been any word on when they're gonna get more in? Also is there a better keyboard out there that is similar to the k6 that I should be looking at?

<div class="md"><p>Looking to start my mechanical keyboard journey. I was dead set on getting the Keychron k6 for my birthday this past week but they&#39;re out of the hot swappable version. Has there been any word on when they&#39;re gonna get more in? Also is there a better keyboard out there that is similar to the k6 that I should be looking at?</p>
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I have an old Das Keyboard Model S, and I am thinking of turning it into a "sleeper" with subtle upgrades. Already put on new caps, and I will lube and film the switches (mx reds). Wondering what else is possible to do.

<div class="md"><p>I have an old Das Keyboard Model S, and I am thinking of turning it into a &quot;sleeper&quot; with subtle upgrades. Already put on new caps, and I will lube and film the switches (mx reds). Wondering what else is possible to do.</p>
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Ask ANY question, get an answer.

But *before* you do please consider running a search on the subreddit or looking at the /r/MechanicalKeyboards wiki [located here](http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/wiki_navigation)!  If you are NEW to Reddit [check out this handy Reddit /r/MechanicalKeyboards Noob Guide](http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/redditnoob_tips).

 [And say thanks to those that help you](http://i.imgur.com/XsDye33.gif)!

<div class="md"><p>Ask ANY question, get an answer.</p>

<p>But <em>before</em> you do please consider running a search on the subreddit or looking at the <a href="/r/MechanicalKeyboards">/r/MechanicalKeyboards</a> wiki <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/wiki_navigation">located here</a>!  If you are NEW to Reddit <a href="http://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/wiki/redditnoob_tips">check out this handy Reddit /r/MechanicalKeyboards Noob Guide</a>.</p>

<p><a href="http://i.imgur.com/XsDye33.gif">And say thanks to those that help you</a>!</p>
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/r/MechanicalKeyboards Ask ANY question, get an answer

Look at the Glorious GMMK and the Ducky One 2 RGB. Neither costs much more than the Razer Ornata 2, and both are decent quality. The GMMK is got swap, so you can change the switches if you want.

If you looking for long-term use keyboard invest in a Leopold, Varmilo, Ducky or Vortex keyboard.

Membrane keyboard are known to deteriorate pretty badly over many years.

<div class="md"><p>If you looking for long-term use keyboard invest in a Leopold, Varmilo, Ducky or Vortex keyboard.</p>

<p>Membrane keyboard are known to deteriorate pretty badly over many years.</p>
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razer ornata v2 after long term use?!??good/bad?!! Any recommendation?!

Not under $100 (when I bought it 2+ years ago, no idea about current prices), but I very much love my Ducky One 2 rgb keyboard.

I've been out of touch with the latest MCH Keyboards advances and want to get a new keyboard for around $100. The reason why I say that it gets bonus points if it's easy to find for sale is cause I'm a brazilian abroad on the US, so I have a limited time here to buy stuff.

I've been reading into it and just from what I read, I'd guess my type of switch would be the Brown switches for a balance between working and gaming. I've preferred blues in the past due to the clickiness but I've grown past that now, and would prefer something less noisy.

Anyways, what are your recommendations? I saw a G512 Carbon in a Sam's Club these days for 90 bucks and it seemed pretty good. Anything better than that in the $100 price range?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve been out of touch with the latest MCH Keyboards advances and want to get a new keyboard for around $100. The reason why I say that it gets bonus points if it&#39;s easy to find for sale is cause I&#39;m a brazilian abroad on the US, so I have a limited time here to buy stuff.</p>

<p>I&#39;ve been reading into it and just from what I read, I&#39;d guess my type of switch would be the Brown switches for a balance between working and gaming. I&#39;ve preferred blues in the past due to the clickiness but I&#39;ve grown past that now, and would prefer something less noisy.</p>

<p>Anyways, what are your recommendations? I saw a G512 Carbon in a Sam&#39;s Club these days for 90 bucks and it seemed pretty good. Anything better than that in the $100 price range?</p>
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What are good Mechanical Keyboards for gaming and typing under $100? Bonus points if they're easy to find for sale.

I’m looking for a good white TLK keyboard. 

And does HyperX pudding work with halo true?

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking for a good white TLK keyboard. </p>

<p>And does HyperX pudding work with halo true?</p>
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Ducky One 2 RGB TKL

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