Ducky’s Black Friday prices are already live with up to 77% off, and TX3’s chair discounts of up to 16% join them on 19th November.
Both sales run through Overclockers UK until 30th November, giving you time to sort out the keyboard under your hands now and the chair you sit in later in the month, starting with Ducky’s One 3 range.
Ducky keyboards
Across Ducky’s range at Overclockers UK, the One 3 Classic TKL has dropped from £94.99 to £34.99 and the full-size One 3 Classic from £128.99 to £44.99, saving £60 and £84 on their Cherry Red versions.
Smaller keyboards get the same treatment, with the One 3 Classic 65 falling from £86.99 to £34.99 and the One 3 Matcha TKL from £78.95 to £34.99, so £34.99 buys any of three Ducky keyboards.
Every One 3 Classic is built around Ducky’s Quack Mechanics, pairing genuine Cherry MX switches with V2 stabilisers, EVA foam and Q-Bounce pads. Hot-swappable sockets let you change how each key feels later without soldering.
Double-shot keycaps keep the legends from wearing away, per-key RGB lights each one individually, and 1000Hz polling pairs with a detachable braided USB-C cable that makes the board easy to take to a LAN party.
For anyone who wants to tinker further, the Project D Tinker 65 drops from £44.99 to £24.95, with an FR-4 plate, gasket-mounted hot-swap sockets, Poron foam and QMK/VIA support for remapping layers on a compact 65% board.
Rounding out a desk upgrade, Ducky’s lightweight Feather mouse falls from £29.99 to £11.99, and the Joker PBT double-shot UK keycap set drops from £30.95 to £4.99 for a quick change of look on your keyboard.
Save up to 77% on select Gaming Chairs and Keyboards in the Overclockers UK Black Friday sale
Ducky’s Black Friday prices are already live with up to 77% off, and TX3’s chair discounts of up to 16% join them on 19th November.
View DealTX3’s discounts start on 19th November and focus on the Core 360, a hybrid gaming and office chair currently priced at £299.99 at Overclockers UK, with up to 16% coming off selected TX3 chairs until 30th November.
Thirteen ways of adjustment make the Core 360 fit both long working days and extended gaming sessions, starting with CORE.RDY 2.0, a self-adjusting backrest panel that moves with you and now adds a Sliding Lumbar Platform.
Lean back and the SYNC5 mechanism tilts the backrest and seat base in tandem for even support, while seat depth adjustment, weight-sensitive backrest resistance and a multi-angle lock let you set the chair exactly where you want it.
The 5D x 360° armrests follow how you play, set laterally for PC gaming, tilting up for a controller, and retracting backwards so you can pull in closer to the desk when work needs your full attention.
Above them, a car seat-style headrest adjusts in height and tilt, while a steel frame, fully moulded foam and silent ball-bearing casters give the Core 360 a sturdy base that glides smoothly and quietly across the floor.
Between Ducky’s keyboards from £24.95 and TX3’s Core 360 joining on 19th November, one Overclockers UK basket can cover the two things you touch most at a desk before both sales end on 30th November.