The first thing you’ll notice about the packaging is the weight, this is definitely the heaviest keyboard box I’ve personally handled, giving a great sense of quality before we’ve even opened it.
The box doesn’t feature any product photography at all, and barely even a name for the keyboard inside, focussing instead on fancy designs and bright colours. Perhaps Ducky are happily aware that we seldom buy anything from a store anymore, relying on online retail instead, where the packaging really doesn’t need to feature any imagery.
The back of the box gives you some brief technical info, a couple of infographics for the hot-swappable keys and the Quack Mechanics, and a warning telling you not to pour water or beverages into your keyboard.
Along with the keyboard, obviously, you also get a removable, braided Type-C cable, a couple of Ducky stickers, a key puller and a switch puller and various keycaps to customise the appearance of your keyboard.
The box doesn’t feature any product photography at all, and barely even a name for the keyboard inside, focussing instead on fancy designs and bright colours. Perhaps Ducky are happily aware that we seldom buy anything from a store anymore, relying on online retail instead, where the packaging really doesn’t need to feature any imagery.
The back of the box gives you some brief technical info, a couple of infographics for the hot-swappable keys and the Quack Mechanics, and a warning telling you not to pour water or beverages into your keyboard.
Along with the keyboard, obviously, you also get a removable, braided Type-C cable, a couple of Ducky stickers, a key puller and a switch puller and various keycaps to customise the appearance of your keyboard.
