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Ducky One 711 Mechanical Keyboard with 11 Different Switches Now in Malaysia for RM579

by Andrew Cheng
August 24, 2017
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Remember the Ducky One 711 mechanical keyboard? Packed with 11 different switches and seven LED colours – no, it’s not an RGB keyboard – this unique keyboard is now available in Malaysia. Retailing at RM599 (it’s currently going for RM579 instead), the Ducky One 711 isn’t exactly an affordable mechanical keyboard, but it does come with some interesting features.

For one, the Ducky One 711 features double-shot PBT keycaps, which are generally more durable and premium compared to conventional ABS keycaps. Aside from that, the 711 (as its name suggests) also comes with 11 different Cherry MX switches: these include Red, Black, Blue, Brown, Clear, White, Green, Speed, Silent Red, Silent Black, and Tactile Grey.

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Of course, Ducky didn’t just put in 11 different switches on the Ducky One 711 without thought. Keys which are often used are equipped with switches with lighter actuation points, while least used ones come with heavier switches – it makes a lot of sense.

Aside from the Ducky One 711, Ducky Malaysia also announced the availability of the Ducky Pocket and Ducky One TKL – it comes with PBT, side-printed keycaps – on our shores. Originally retailing at RM319 and RM389 respectively, these two products can be purchased for RM299 and RM359 instead during the promotion period.

According to Ducky Malaysia, all three of these products are now available from its authorised resellers in Malaysia. Considering the fact that there are only 10 units of the Ducky One 711 up for grabs in Malaysia – only 1,999 units are available worldwide – we’ll act fast if you’re interested in it.

(Source: Facebook (Ducky Keyboard Malaysia))

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Updated 4:06 pm, Thu, 24 August 17
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