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Barebone keyboard kit for custom build fans
Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard
Ducky Tinker 65 barebone gaming keyboard for hobbyists who want to pick their own switches and keycaps.
Deal score 5.9 · Good deal
$42.00$89.00 Mechanical Keyboards's regular price
You save $47.00 at Mechanical Keyboards
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Why it's a great deal
- Mechanical Keyboards lists its regular price at $89.00: 53% off by its own figures
Every store we checked
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In stock
$42.00Observed at 9:28 AM
From Mechanical Keyboards
- RGB 5-pin hotswap PCB with exclusive Kailh yellow hotswap sockets
- IXPE switch dampeners and Poron plate foam and bottom foam for sound dampening and comfort
- Gasket mount design with FR4 plate and screw-in stabilizers
- Programmable with QMK and VIA
- Detachable braided USB-C cable
- 3-stage keyboard stand
- Sizes
- Cherry MX Red, Cherry MX Brown, Cherry MX Blue, Barebones
- Materials
- Top material: plastic; bottom material: plastic; FR4 plate
- Fit
- Compact 65% layout, 67 keys, ANSI physical layout, US QWERTY logical layout
- Returns
- Pre-orders can be refunded in full prior to fulfillment; group buys are non-refundable and cannot be cancelled
- Shipping
- US stock - no surprise tariffs. Free shipping
- In the box
- Detachable braided USB-C cable
What buyers say
Buyers like
- Very light board, just a bit over 1lb with switches and caps
- Good sound and great quality
- Barebones board is solid and sounds pretty good stock
- Feels great to type on, good for coding
Buyers complain about
- Several keys were spotty and needed hard pressing to work
- Frame feels cheap and light
- No manual or documentation on how to take it apart or modify it
- Hard to open without fear of breaking it
- Stabilizers rattle a lot
- Sound and feel described as mediocre at best
Specs
- Connectivity
- Wired
- Mechanical
- Yes
- Backlit
- Yes
- Language / Layout
- QWERTY
- Use
- PC
- Switch Type
- Tactile