Mechanical gaming keyboard Ducky Origin Vintage Cherry Red Switch Color:white

Ducky Origin Vintage

The Ducky Origin keyboard comes with a Type-C cable, supports N-key anti-ghosting, and has PBT keys,

Its exterior design is available in vintage gray and also Phantom Black, with an ultra-thin frame.

The keyboard has 108 standard full-size keys.

Cherry MX Red Switch

A linear switch with low spring resistance.

CHERRY MX Red is the preferred option for beginners in the field of mechanical keyboards.

CHERRY MX technology provides smooth action and stability during typing and gaming.

Hot-swap & South-Facing Design

Keys with hot-swap capability for easy and quick replacement,

Allows easy switch replacement from ESC, Enter, Shift to number keys, space, and backspace.

The switch design is compatible with most products on the market and allows full customization of the keyboard.

PBT Keys

The Ducky One Origin keys are made of high-quality PBT,

The keys are created using a double-shot molding process, where two pieces of plastic are injected together,

which gives them long-lasting durability and ensures they do not fade even after many years of use.

The finish of the keys includes a special coating that protects them from stains while maintaining an elegant and original appearance.

Dual-Layer PCB

The keyboard includes a durable dual-layer PCB,

which extends the lifespan of the keyboard and ensures enhanced signal stability.

Combined with a high-quality metal plate, each press provides a stable feel and adds confidence during prolonged use.

Classic Frame Design

The Ducky One Origin features a thin and classic frame design,

which not only saves space but also enhances the simplicity and beauty of the keyboard.

The combination of colors elevates the cleanliness and sophistication of the keyboard, upgrading the work environment to a new level.

3 Keyboard Angles

The keyboard's dual-stage legs allow for placement at three different tilt angles for maximum comfort.

USB Type-C Detachable

USB HID with a high frequency of 1000Hz,

meaning, the keyboard sends input signals to your personal computer a thousand times per second.