Ducky Mini Keyboard Review
Testing
I know I mentioned in the first paragraph that it had been a long time since I had reviewed a gaming keyboard, but in actuality the Ducky Mini whilst being able to fulfil this role, is more akin to a purists typing keyboard. Lots of the features from a normal full size keyboard are still here, they are just condensed onto a function layer and act as secondary functions. Thankfully the Ducky Mini lights up the various function modes when the Fn key is pressed.
Yes that is an old 50p
This allows you to easily see at a glance the options available. The lighting mode controls are handled in the same way by pressing Fn + AltGr.
The layout of the Ducky Mini will look familiar to all, but the features of the Fn layer will be interesting to some that have 60% keyboards already. The Ducky Mini has inbuilt emulation for the mouse on the QWERASDF Keys. This allows you to navigate on screen without moving your hands from your keyboard.
WASD – Handles the movement much like in most FPS Games
Q + E – Handles the left and right mouse buttons
R + F – Handles the scroll wheel functionality
Other features such as the F Row and arrow keys are all compressed onto the other spare parts of the keyboard meaning you are not without key features.
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