Ducky One 3 Pure White Hotswap RGB Mechanical Keyboard w/ Quack Mechanics

It's perfect!

Got this to replace a failing Rk-100% for my wife, she loves it! Highly recommended.

Bought this keyboard as my first modern keyboard with RGB and was steered to Ducky by friends. I was aware of problems with board build quality, but decided to take a chance on this board anyway. Big mistake. The key chatter has become intolerable despite a firmware update, and it has only become an issue just as the one year warranty has expired. If you don't mind buying a keyboard a year, give this one a try, but otherwise steer clear.

I have small hands and fingers that type very fast-- the sensitivity of this keyboard has made my typing accuracy increase! I had been shopping around for discount boards but was disappointed with the lack of options that didn't require a suspicious 3rd party driver for controlling the RGB settings. This Ducky board allows RGB control from hotkeys, no driver required. I was intrigued with Ducky's longstanding reliability and decided to pull the trigger on a higher quality keyboard. I'm very pleased with my purchase. The pure white model is so crisp and clean.

I love this board and I'm definitely getting the all black version for my partner.

The keyboard is wonderful stock, but customizing it was a breeze!

Simple, minimal keyboard that had issues a little over a year after purchase. Pros: * The key caps feel good * Comes with additional designed key caps (I like the Tiger space bar design) * Everything is built into the keyboard, so no third party software needed to control RGB or use media keys * Very pretty keyboard Cons: * Keyboard chattering (sending multiple key presses on a single key press) started a few months in of use. Temporarily resolved by swapping around keycaps * After 8-9 months, the chattering got much worse and I temporarily fixed it by getting some new keycaps * After 12 months, the chattering is happening to the entire board. For me specifically, it happens the most with the left half of the keyboard, but I've read that this issue happens to a lot of people. Overall, this is probably a really nice board with a single engineering flaw that causes _some_ (not all) boards to have issues, but given the price point of this keyboard, I would avoid it and try another keyboard.