Ducky One 3 TKL

Ducky's One 3 page lists the TKL (80%) at 370 x 140 x 40 mm and 950 g, wired with a detachable USB-C cable, Cherry MX switches on Kailh hot-swap sockets, double-shot PBT keycaps and N-key rollover. Ducky's QUACK Mechanics brand covers the weight distribution, a rubber Q-Bounce pad within the PCB, EVA foam under it and tuned stabilizers. Tom's Guide quoted 32.02 ounces and Neowin's spec table lists 908 g for its review unit, both lower than Ducky's figure.

Tom's Guide called it a decent mechanical keyboard with an exceptional typing experience, great build quality and lovely typing sound, and said its Cherry MX Blue switches gave good tactile feedback. Its complaints were no Bluetooth or dongle, no companion software (lighting and macros are set by key combinations, which it found tedious), and limited macOS support, and it questioned whether the keyboard justified its cost. IGN Middle East reviewed the Matcha Green TKL after more than a month: it found the build premium and the keycaps wonderful, but the stabilizers needed serious fine-tuning, and it recommended Keychron, Akko or Epomaker boards for QMK/VIA software and wider keycap choice. Neowin rated the translucent-keycap TKL Aura 8 (Very good), liked that no software is needed because settings are changed with DIP switches and key combinations, and found the legends hard to read in low light with RGB on; it also noted only one cable length and no multi-device connectivity.