Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard
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$42.00at Mechanical KeyboardsObserved at 9:28 AM
Deal: 53% off at Mechanical Keyboards →Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
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- Where is the Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard cheapest?
- At Mechanical Keyboards, for $42.00, 53% off, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard?
- 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. Common complaints: Several keys were spotty and needed hard pressing to work; Frame feels cheap and light.
Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard prices at every store
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$42.00Observed at 9:28 AM
Ducky Tinker 65 Barebone Gaming Keyboard price history
Lowest price we've seen: $42.00 on Nov 2 at Mechanical Keyboards. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.
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
Specifications
- Connectivity
- Wired
- Mechanical
- Yes
- Backlit
- Yes
- Language / Layout