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  1. Table of Contents
  2. Top
  3. Main Differences
  4. Design
    1. Dimensions
    2. Build Quality
    3. Ergonomics
    4. Hardware Customizability
    5. Backlight Features
    6. Backlight Clarity
    7. Cable & Connector
    8. Wireless Versatility
    9. Macro Keys And Programming
    10. Extra Features
    11. In The Box
  5. Typing Experience
    1. Typing Quality
    2. Typing Noise
    3. Switches
    4. Keystrokes
    5. Latency
  6. Performance
    1. Single-Key Latency
    2. Multi-Key Latency
    3. Data Transmission
    4. Chord Split
  7. Software and Operating System
    1. Configuration Software
    2. Computer Compatibility
    3. Wireless Mobile Compatibility
  8. Comments

Ducky One 2 SF vs HyperX Alloy Origins 60

Side-by-Side Comparison

Products

Ducky One 2 SF
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Ducky One 2 SF Picture
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Picture
ConnectivityWired
Size
Compact (65%)
Mechanical
Yes
ConnectivityWired
Size
Compact (60%)
Switch Type
Mechanical
N-Key Rollover (NKRO)
Yes
Hot-Swappable Switches
No

Variants

  • One 2 SF (Black)
  • One 2 SF (White)
  • Alloy Origins 60 (Black)
  • Alloy Origins (Itachi Edition)
  • Alloy Origins (Naruto Edition)
  • Alloy Origins 60 (Pink)

Review

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Our Verdict

Ducky One 2 SF

HyperX Alloy Origins 60

The HyperX Alloy Origins 60 is better for gaming than the Ducky One 2 SF. The HyperX has a much lower click latency, and it comes with customization software to change backlighting effects, remap keys, and set macros. The Ducky can have macros set to any key, but all customizations must be done directly from the board. The HyperX is available with HyperX Red linear switches which feel light and very responsive. However, if you prefer a different feel, the Ducky is available in a variety of Kailh and Cherry MX switches.

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Main Differences for
Gaming

Threshold 

0.10

Gaming 

8.2
8.3

Operating Force 
 

68 gf
45 gf

Latency 
 

7.0
8.5

Keyboard Compatibility 
 

7.2
10

Backlighting 
 

9.1
10

Software & Programming 
 

6.1
8.5

Full Comparison

Design

Dimensions 
 

Top Picture  

Ducky One 2 SF Top Picture
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Top Picture

Size 
 

Compact (65%)
Compact (60%)

Height 
 

1.5" (3.8 cm)
1.5" (3.7 cm)

Width  

12.8" (32.6 cm)
11.7" (29.7 cm)

Depth 
 

4.2" (10.7 cm)
4.1" (10.5 cm)

Depth With Wrist Rest 
 

N/A
N/A

Weight 
 

1.37 lbs (0.623 kg)
1.63 lbs (0.740 kg)
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Build Quality 
 

8.5
9.0

Build Quality Close Up  

Ducky One 2 SF Build Quality Close Up
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Build Quality Close Up

Keycap Material  

PBT
PBT
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Ergonomics 
 

6.5
6.0

Side Picture  

Ducky One 2 SF Side Picture
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Side Picture

Curved/Angled 
 

Straight
No

Split Keyboard 
 

No

Key Alignment 
 

Staggered

Minimum Incline 
 

5°
3°

Medium Incline 
 

9°
9°

Maximum Incline 
 

13.5°
14.5°

Home Row Height 
 

30.7 mm (1.2")

Wrist Rest  

No
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Hardware Customizability 
 

6.0

Customizability Overview  

HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Customizability Overview

Replaceable Cherry Stabilizers 
 

Yes

Stabilizer Fixation 
 

Plate-Mounted

Spacebar Stabilizer Size 
 

6.25u

Size Of Right Mod Keys 
 

1.25u

Hot-Swappable Switches 
 

No

Switch Stem Shape 
 

Cherry MX Style

Switch PCB Socket 
 

Soldered

North-Facing Cherry MX Interference 
 

Yes

Backlight Features 
 

9.1
10

Backlighting Picture  

Ducky One 2 SF Backlighting Picture
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Backlighting Picture

Brightness Max  

Ducky One 2 SF Brightness Max
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Brightness Max

Backlighting  

Yes
Yes

Brightness Min  

Ducky One 2 SF Brightness Min
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Brightness Min

White Shot 
 

Ducky One 2 SF White Shot
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 White Shot

RGB 
 

Yes

Per-Key Backlighting 
 

Yes
Yes

Effects 
 

Yes
Yes

Software Controllable 
 

No
Yes

Color 
 

RGB

Color Mixing 
 

Poor
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Backlight Clarity 
 

9.0

White Shot  

Ducky One 2 SF White Shot
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 White Shot
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Cable & Connector  

Connectivity  

Wired
Wired

Detachable 
 

Yes (Wired Only Keyboard)
Yes (Wired Only Keyboard)

Length  

5.9 ft (1.8 m)
5.9 ft (1.8 m)

Connector (Keyboard side) 
 

USB type-C
USB type-C
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Wireless Versatility 
 

0.0
0.0

Bluetooth 
 

No
No

Bluetooth Multi-Device Pairing 
 

No
No

Proprietary Receiver 
 

No
No

Battery Type 
 

No Batteries
No Batteries
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Macro Keys And Programming 
 

4.0

Dedicated Macro Keys Count  

0

Onboard Macro Programming 
 

No

Macro Programming With Software 
 

Yes

Extra Features 
 

Extra Features  

Ducky One 2 SF Extra Features
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Extra Features

Media Keys 
 

Hot Keys
Non-Dedicated

Trackpad / Trackball  

No
No

Scroll Wheel 
 

No
No

Control Knob 
 

No

USB Passthrough 
 

No
No

Numpad  

No
No

Windows Key Lock 
 

Yes
Yes

Lock Indicator  

Caps Lock
No Indicator

Macro Programmable Keys 
 

All
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In The Box  

Bundle Picture  

Ducky One 2 SF Bundle Picture
HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Bundle Picture
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Typing Experience

Typing Quality 
 

9.0
8.0

Key Spacing 
 

19.0 mm (0.748")
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Typing Noise 
 

7.0
8.1

Typing Sample  

Average Loudness 
 

49.7 dBA

High Pitch Clicks 
 

No

Noise 
 

Loud
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Switches 
 

Wobble Video  

Switch Name 
 

Cherry MX Blue
HyperX Red

Switch Type 
 

Mechanical

Feel 
 

Clicky
Linear

Analog 
 

No

Keystrokes 
 

Key Switch Actuation Graph  

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Key Switches 
 

Cherry MX Blue
HyperX Red

Mechanical 
 

Yes

Feel 
 

Clicky
Linear

Operating Force 
 

68 gf
45 gf

Actuation Force 
 

51 gf
45 gf

Pre-Travel 
 

2.0 mm
2.0 mm

Total Travel 
 

3.8 mm
3.9 mm
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Latency 
 

7.0
8.5

Latency Video  

Latency Wired 
 

14.4 ms
7.8 ms

Latency Receiver 
 

N/A
N/A

Latency Bluetooth 
 

N/A
N/A
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Performance

Single-Key Latency 
 

7.0
8.5

Single-Key Latency Graph  

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Best Connection 
 

7.8 ms

Best Connection Std Dev  

±0.7 ms

Wired 
 

14.4 ms
7.8 ms

Receiver 
 

N/A
N/A

Bluetooth 
 

N/A
N/A

PCB (Estimated) 
 

6.0 ms
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Multi-Key Latency 
 

7.8

Latency Video  

Multi-Key Latency Graph  

See details on graph tool

Connection Evaluated  

Wired

Key Press 
 

7.9 ms

Key Release 
 

26.0 ms

Data Transmission 
 

8.7

Multi-Key Raw USB  

HyperX Alloy Origins 60 Multi-Key Raw USB

Connection Evaluated  

Wired

USB Polling Rate 
 

1,000 Hz

Effective Update Rate 
 

1,000 Hz

N-Key Rollover (NKRO) 
 

Yes

Multiple Keys Per USB Report 
 

Yes

Chord Split 
 

6.6

Chord Split Graph  

See details on graph tool

4 Chord Split Delay 
 

9.5 ms

8 Chord Split Delay 
 

14.2 ms
Software and Operating System

Configuration Software 
 

Software Picture  

Ducky One 2 SF Software Picture

Software Tour  

Software Name  

No Software
HyperX NGENUITY

Software Windows Compatible 
 

No
Yes

Software macOS Compatible 
 

No
No

Onboard Memory 
 

Yes
Yes

Profiles 
 

6+
6+

Account Required 
 

No Software

Cloud Sync 
 

No

Macro Programming 
 

Onboard

Ease Of Use 
 

No Software
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Computer Compatibility 
 

7.2
10

Windows 
 

Full
Fully Compatible

macOS 
 

Partial
Fully Compatible

Linux (Ubuntu 22) 
 

Partial
Fully Compatible

Media Key Compatibility 
 

Windows, MacOS & Linux

Android  

No
Not Compatible

iOS  

No
Not Compatible

iPadOS  

No
Not Compatible
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Wireless Mobile Compatibility 
 

0.0

Android 
 

No
Not Compatible

iOS 
 

No
Not Compatible

iPadOS 
 

No
Not Compatible

Media Key Compatibility 
 

Not Compatible

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