Looking to enter the 60% scene and researched that the SF has the best of both worlds but still don't mind a 60%. Since the Duckies received lots of praise, was wondering how well they'd do for my use case which is mainly FPS gaming. The Razer Huntsman Mini on the other hand has it's own switches but they don't get much love since well it's Razer and because the overall build quality doesn't feel that good. I took a look at the Ducky One 2 SF's and fell in love with the design but a review over at Rtings (https://www.rtings.com/keyboard/reviews/ducky/one-2-mini-v2, noticed it's for the mini but they should be the same right) says it's high latency makes for a somewhat poor experience.

I have had the Ducky one 2 mini for 1 week, and from a guy who went from a Razer Blackwidow Chroma V2, to a Ducky One 2 Mini I can say that it is night and day difference. The biggest difference for me is in the feeling of the switches, the keys feel so smooth as if they have been prelubed by the factory however I assure you they are not lubed, the keys feel so good to click, at least on my Speed Silvers, the build quality is out of this world its super stiff and wont really budge. The only little thing I can complain about is the cable, it is not braided, it is rubber. The cable doesn't go in all the way making it sometimes prone to disconnecting when moving the keyboard with a little force. Until then it feels great, it comes with spare keys in different colours and designs, also it comes with customized spacebar and a key puller which is very nice. The RGB is gorgeous and it doesnt have any software which means everything can be done on the keyboard very easily. I give this keyboard a 9/10. If u want to add something or ask any questions go ahead I will try to answer them to the best I can.