Ducky Feather Review - The Lightweight Gaming Mouse MASTER!

The Ducky keyboards are known as being some of the best but now the Ducky Feather gaming mouse has them branching into the lightweight gaming mouse market. After the Ducky Secret and Secret M, they have a lot to prove but with Huano 50M switches and a weight of just 65g, the Ducky Feather Blue Edition could be interesting. But how about the Ducky Feather vs Glorious Model O and MM711?

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[HardwareCanucks]

CORRECTION: woops, i totally made a mistake for the Model D- weight at 1:35 ... The D (minus) is around 61g while the original Model D is 68g. Total noob moment there with the edit.
-D.

[olekristian]

65g for a mostly solid shell, rubber sides, side buttons on both sides, RGB, LOD, DPI and Polling rate buttons.
That is very impressive!

[olekristian]

I love how clicking on the link for the Ducky Feather brings up an amazon page for feather pillows.

[windfail]

sir this video is unlisted.. i feel special now

[Trollkonto]

@Hardware Canucks This is NOT Ducky's first gaming mouse. They already made the Ducky Secret (2015), Ducky Secret M & Ducky Secret 2.

[DoctorrMetal]

Just a note on DPI settings: No gaming mouse is native 1000 dpi. It's only available through software. All sensors are always 2-400/800/1600/3200 etc. 800 dpi is the standard for office use.

[jay_]

Just got one of these today. The scroll wheel is very firm and solid. No play or rattles.

[mrln.bllmnn]

I will definitely buy this mouse. Before Ducky posted the first pictures of it I was thinking about buying the XM1 or CM MM710, but after seeing the specs of this mouse and the fact that even the RGB can be configured without any need to install some software, I have no other option than waiting for it to be available. The RGB of this mouse also perfectly fits my Ducky Mecha Mini.

[Alex-shzf]

Just a observation, this isn't the first Ducky mice, idk in US and Canada, but here in Brazil they sold the Ducky Secret and Ducky Secret M (small version of the first one). The construction of those are INSANE for the price at the time, but a little heavy (for today's standard).

[classicrockonly]

I like the driverless idea. If the price is right and the scroll wheel is taken care of, I'll totally buy this.

[prin]

Looks great. Nice to see RGB with no software required on a mouse and Ducky quality is always amazing from what I've seen.

[MarioGoatse]

Hey Dimitri. Hope you're doing well bro. Thanks for the great videos during quarantine.

[DangerGnom]

A driverless input device is always welcome. I don't like it to install some crappy bloadware on my PC just to use the device propelry. Plug and play is best. So far thats why i use the Zowie EC2A. Also the preview of this device was thumbs up. Thanks for doing this.

[miropogi]

The angled cable isn't really unique. Zowie has been doing it for a while now. And Endgame XM1 too had that angled cable already.

[sweepxcore]

Saturated yes, but weather all them mice are in stock or still in production is another question. I think its great that more mice are coming out though, Everyone's hands are different.

[SLiX-thatguym-]

Precise DPI adjustment for games are pretty useless. You can just find your eDPI with your desired DPI and match the game sensitivity to achieve the same eDPI with a different DPI.

[daethar]

Interesting model. Not sure about the rubber sides though. Rubber on my Sensei 310 and Diamondback aged fast and became unpleasant.

[tonio]

i really like that ducky's stuff doesn't have any software drivers.
The programs for these gaming peripherals are really poorly made and almost always exclusive to windows.
Also the fact that many of them run at all times on your pc and gather telemetry for the company without an opt-out, turning them into basically spyware.

Im a linux user, and before ducky stuff i had to put insulating tape on mice to "turn off" the rgb haha. :)

[witheredmedia]

so would you say the clicks are firmer/harder than most mice? i prefer extra firm clicks

[derricklin]

wait can the scroll wheel be clicked left and right? like the g502's scroll wheel can move left or right and be bound to a key.