Ducky One 3 Mini

Ducky's One 3 page lists the 60% model at 310 x 110 x 40 mm and 650 g, wired with a detachable USB-C cable. It uses Cherry MX switches on Kailh hot-swap sockets, double-shot PBT keycaps and N-key rollover. Ducky's QUACK Mechanics approach adds in-house stabilizers, a rubber Q-Bounce pad fitted within the PCB and an EVA foam pad under the PCB. The page covers the whole One 3 series, so the sizes share one spec list.

ProSettings reviewed the One 3 Mini and called it a fantastic keyboard, praising the lubed stabilizers, foam dampening, hot-swap PCB and PBT keycaps, and said that with minimal tinkering it can feel and sound like a costlier board. It noted the plastic case (spray-painted with a metallic finish) flexes a little when squeezed by hand but not in normal use, that the bottom foam layer could be thicker, and that there is no software for lighting or macros. It also listed key-registering and latency issues on certain firmware versions as a downside. Tom's Guide and IGN Middle East reviewed the larger One 3 TKL rather than the Mini: Tom's Guide found its typing feel outstanding but missed wireless and companion software, and IGN found the stabilizers needed tuning.

The 60% layout puts arrows and the function row on layers, so it suits desks that prioritise mouse space over dedicated keys.