Ducky Tinker 65 ProjectD 65% Hotswap RGB Keyboard

It was a interesting keyboard and hope for more for a 100$ keyboard like a nice base to make the keyboard feel nice and sound better but no it sounded like your average 40$ keyboard cheap and light as well as plastic all around.

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.