Ducky Shine Mini
60% Keyboard
While you considered plunking down for a Ducky Mechanical Keyboard, you were holding out for a tenkeyless version that also allows for copious amounts of customizations. Arriving in a 60% layout and outfitted with new Ducky Advisor software that guides you through programming, the Ducky Mini Mechanical Keyboard is the baby bird you won’t be able to resist taking home.
Note: At check-out, you have your choice of Cherry MX switches between Clear, Blue, Brown, and Black. There are only 31 units of this keyboard available.
Construction
Framed on an aluminum and plastic combination casing, the Ducky Mini features Cherry MX mechanical switches and a dual layer PCB down below with ABS keycaps up top. Underneath the keys, dual color LEDs give you the option of monochrome or blended shades as well as seven different backlighting modes. In case one of those modes doesn’t suit your fancy, you can customize each zone independently and arrive at the perfect set-up.
Customization Options
Powered by an ARM Cortex-M3 processor, the Ducky Mini allows you to adjust the key preferences for even more individualization. If that sounds a little daunting, just boot up the Ducky Advisor software and you will be visually guided through every possible set-up. Arriving ready to rock and able to adjust to any preference, the Ducky Mini Mechanical Keyboard is even mightier than a pack of pre-teens with hockey sticks.
Specs
- Ducky
- ABS keycaps
- Cherry MX mechanical switches
- Dual color LEDs
- 7 backlighting modes: 100%, Reactive, Reactive Advanced, Raindrop, Wave, Color Cycling, and Zone Customization
- Ducky Advisor mode
- Aluminum and plastic casing
- Removable Mini-USB connector
- Dual layer PCB
- Powered by ARM Cortex-M3 processor
- USB N-key rollover
- Report rate: 1000 Hz
- Mouse key functions
- Made in Taiwan
- 11.61 x 4.02 x 1.50 in (295 x 102 x 38 mm)
- 25.75 oz (730 g)
Shipping
Estimated ship date is May 22, 2015 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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