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Filco VS. Ducky

joelthezombie15
By joelthezombie15
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Forum was kinda dead so i figured i would try and liven it up :D

 

Take everything into account Filco or ducky?

 

Take everything into account, warranty, customer support, features, what not

 

Just curious because some people like filco more and others ducky what do you think is king?

 

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Both are made by same OEM so the same quality. Personally I like filco more :d

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I think Filco has the better build quality, but it's not really a big difference.

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Ducky offers a larger range of keyboards, switches & led back-lightning.

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Yeah I mean they are pretty on par and are around the same price. I just feel however that Ducky have a better selection of keyboards.

Is this the real life? Or is this just fantasy?

 

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Never had a ducky, but the build quality on the filco is amazing.
It's heavy and sturdy.. can probably wack it against someone's head and it won't break.

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Ducky. More features in the form of backlighting and etc, great customer support (In my country at least, post a message with your broken Ducky on their FB page & you'll get a reply apologizing and asking you to bring it to them to fix it the next day), godly build quality.

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Will their head break, though?

Yes.

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