Ducky Zero 6108 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review

Mechanical keyboards have a lot of different options. Although, when you are looking for something with a reliable name, Ducky is always a solid option. I’ve been a mechanical keyboard user for quite a while, but a wireless mechanical keyboard? The Ducky Zero 6108 is just that. Is it worth considering the $100+ price tag? It depends. What are you looking for in a keyboard?

Specifications

• Current Price: $99.99 (Mechanical Keyboards)
• Key Features:
  • Connect 3 ways- wired with USB-C cable or wirelessly with Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz
  • Q-Bounce synthetic pad
  • 2500mAh rechargeable battery
  • 3-level adjustable feet
  • Double Shot PBT keycaps
  • Hotswap PCB that supports both 3-pin and 5-pin switches
  • PU bottom foam for enhanced acoustics
  • Cherry MX2A switches
• Switches: Cherry MX2A Brown, Red, Silver, and Blue
• Keycap Profile: Cherry
• Size: Full-size
• Series: Zero 6108
• Key Count: 108 keys
• Logical Layout: US QWERTY
• Keycap Material: PBT
• Color: Black, White
• Physical Layout: ANSI
• USB Key Rollover: NKRO
• Top Material: ABS
• Print Method: Double Shot
• Multimedia Keys: Yes
• Switch Mount Type: Plate mount
• Built in Audio Port: Yes
• Mic Port: No
• Interface: USB-C, Wireless
• Windows Compatible: Yes
• Bottom Material: ABS
• Mac Compatible: No
• Keycap Color: Black
• Linux Compatible: No
• Backlighting: RGB / All LED
• Hotswap: Yes
• Legend Color: Clear
• Print Position: Top
• QMK Compatible: No
• VIA Compatible: No
• Barebones: No
• Plate Material: Aluminum
• Switch Direction: South Facing
• Assembly: Prebuilt

Ducky Zero 6108 — First Impressions

There are many nifty features off the rip that make the Ducky Zero 6108 an attractive option. As a wireless keyboard, it still offers hot-swappable switches. I wouldn’t expect less from Ducky, but it’s nice to have the option. I would expect some give and take when dealing with wireless, but the Zero 6108 is a full-fledged keyboard, even without the wires. If you want to add your favorite switches, the option is there.

The QUACK mechanics provide a much quieter experience and the super-fast switches