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About

Description
  • Gasket mount design with FR4 plate
  • 5-pin hotswap PCB with exclusive Kailh yellow hotswap sockets
  • IXPE switch dampeners and Poron plate foam and bottom foam for sound dampening and comfort
  • Screw-in stabilizers
  • Programmable with QMK and VIA
  • Detachable braided USB-C cable
  • 3-stage keyboard stand
  • N-key rollover
  • RGB LED backlight
  • Black top case with white bottom case
ProjectD is a sub-brand under our notable brand name--Ducky, specializing in custom field premium keyboards. ProjectD is dedicated to generating mechanical keyboards of exceptional typing characteristics & functionality, personalization capabilities and unrivaled craftsmanship to meet the expectations of the most demanding enthusiasts. ProjectD explores unique material possibilities to break free from the constraints of traditional design. Each keyboard is carefully manufactured and processed, paying attention to every detail from the exterior to the internal structure, embodying the designer's dedication and pursuit.
Characteristics
Backlighting RGB / All
Bottom Material Plastic
Built in Audio Port No
Hotswap Yes
Interface USB-C
Key Count 67
Linux Compatible Yes
Logical Layout US QWERTY
Mac Compatible Yes
Mic Port No
Physical Layout ANSI
Plate Material FR4
QMK Compatible Yes
Series Tinker 65
Size Compact
Switch Direction South Facing
Switch Mount Type Plate
Top Material Plastic
VIA Compatible Yes
Windows Compatible Yes
Cherry MX Red PKTI2367AST-CRUSPDOECLAAW1
Cherry MX Brown PKTI2367AST-CBUSPDOECLAAW1
Cherry MX Blue PKTI2367AST-CCUSPDOECLAAW1
Barebones PKTI2367AST-ANSI01
Description
  • Gasket mount design with FR4 plate
  • 5-pin hotswap PCB with exclusive Kailh yellow hotswap sockets
  • IXPE switch dampeners and Poron plate foam and bottom foam for sound dampening and comfort
  • Screw-in stabilizers
  • Programmable with QMK and VIA
  • Detachable braided USB-C cable
  • 3-stage keyboard stand
  • N-key rollover
  • RGB LED backlight
  • Black top case with white bottom case
ProjectD is a sub-brand under our notable brand name--Ducky, specializing in custom field premium keyboards. ProjectD is dedicated to generating mechanical keyboards of exceptional typing characteristics & functionality, personalization capabilities and unrivaled craftsmanship to meet the expectations of the most demanding enthusiasts. ProjectD explores unique material possibilities to break free from the constraints of traditional design. Each keyboard is carefully manufactured and processed, paying attention to every detail from the exterior to the internal structure, embodying the designer's dedication and pursuit.
Characteristics
Backlighting RGB / All
Bottom Material Plastic
Built in Audio Port No
Hotswap Yes
Interface USB-C
Key Count 67
Linux Compatible Yes
Logical Layout US QWERTY
Mac Compatible Yes
Mic Port No
Physical Layout ANSI
Plate Material FR4
QMK Compatible Yes
Series Tinker 65
Size Compact
Switch Direction South Facing
Switch Mount Type Plate
Top Material Plastic
VIA Compatible Yes
Windows Compatible Yes
Cherry MX Red PKTI2367AST-CRUSPDOECLAAW1
Cherry MX Brown PKTI2367AST-CBUSPDOECLAAW1
Cherry MX Blue PKTI2367AST-CCUSPDOECLAAW1
Barebones PKTI2367AST-ANSI01
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ProjectD Tinker 65 Hotswap RGB Double Shot PBT Mechanical Keyboard

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Pros and Cons

Pros: great thocky sound; good build quality; recognized by VIA out of the box; made in Taiwan R.O.C.
Cons: case not as solid feeling as my Ducky One 3 SF; very limited macro memory (programmed 7 (seven) Unicode characters and ran out of memory!); VIA reconfiguration is glitchy- does not recognize OSL(2) codes and other improper behaviors with layer commands; keyboard locked up on me several times, and would not respond to the reset command at those times, however did respond to being unplugged.
Summary: I really want to like Ducky and have bought two of their keyboards, but the One 3 is not configurable with VIA and the Project D does not work well with VIA and is inexplicably short on memory. Since reconfiguration ability is essential for my usage, I will hesitate before I buy another. If you don't care about the ability to remap and program keys, then Ducky is great, the sound and aesthetics are superb.