Personally, I’d say I noticed a large difference between ducky and brands like logi, Corsair, and razer. Build quality, most notably, followed by software that isn’t dog water. Comparing it to a membrane board kind of says enough about where we both stand on this, though. A board with little to no modification capability without going out of your way seems to me like that alone would get my point across on customs, rarely are you going to be able to find a pre-built that checks every box if you’ve really gotten into the hobby. Albeit you pay for what you want usually, the quality makes it feel much more like a lasting and well-built product. Just my honest opinion, salty down votes be damned. 😂

It felt 100x better than standard gaming boards, was cheaper than some of my previous gaming boards, and had the footprint and basic layout without losing anything I felt was necessary for me. Also it was accessible and marketed well. I’m sure if I plugged it in it’d still work, can’t say the same for any of the others, and it got me into “real” mk so.

Tbf my ducky performed well for the price, and put up with some abuse. Fuckin apex…