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Ducky One 2 Mini V1 vs HyperX Alloy Origins

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

Ducky One 2 Mini V1
HyperX Alloy Origins

Tested using Methodology v1.3.1

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Ducky One 2 Mini V1 Picture
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ConnectivityWired
Size
Compact (60%)
Switch Type
Mechanical
N-Key Rollover (NKRO)
Yes
Hot-Swappable Switches
No
ConnectivityWired
Size
Full-size (100%)
Mechanical
Yes

Variants

  • One 2 Mini V1 (Black)
  • One 2 Mini V1 (Horizon)
  • One 2 Mini V1 (White)
  • Alloy Origins (Black)
  • Alloy Origins PBT (Black)
  • Alloy Origins (Itachi Edition)
  • Alloy Origins (Naruto Edition)

Review

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Our Verdict

Ducky One 2 Mini V1

HyperX Alloy Origins

The Ducky One 2 Mini V1 and the HyperX Alloy Origins are very different keyboards. Unlike the HyperX, which is designed for gaming, the Ducky is better suited for productivity, mainly because it has high latency. That said, some might prefer its compact design over the HyperX's full-size layout, and it also provides a better typing experience. The HyperX has more customization options because it has software support.

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