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Compact black 61-key mechanical keyboard with RGB backlighting and detachable USB-C cable

Ducky

Ducky ONE 3 Pro Mini Nazca Line gaming keyboard, Cherry MX2A Silver, 61 keys, Black

SKU CH-WGR9-TZ9WM

Compact 61-key mechanical keyboard with 8000 Hz polling, hot-swappable Cherry MX2A Silver switches and triple-shot PBT keycaps

  • NameONE 3 Pro Mini Nazca Line
  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB 2.0
  • Design StyleMechanical
  • LayoutMini
  • Palm RestNo
  • Normal Keys61
  • 8K polling rate cuts input lag to a minimum
  • triple-shot PBT keycaps resist shine and wear longer
  • south-facing RGB lighting shines through custom keycaps cleanly
  • Cherry MX2A Silver switches actuate fast with linear feel
  • hot-swappable sockets let you change switches without soldering

Compact mechanical keyboard for competitive typists

The Ducky ONE 3 Pro Mini Nazca Line is a 61-key mechanical keyboard built around Cherry MX2A Silver linear switches. Its mini layout removes the function row, navigation cluster and number pad to save desk space. The board targets competitive typists and gamers who want a lightweight, fully hot-swappable platform with per-key RGB lighting and triple-shot PBT keycaps.

USB 2.0 interface caps polling benefits

The keyboard communicates over USB 2.0 while advertising an 8000 Hz polling rate. In practice the USB 2.0 bulk endpoint limits real-world report rates, so the 8K figure represents the controller scan speed rather than a guaranteed host delivery rate. Users on older controllers or hubs may see lower effective polling. The detachable USB-C cable carries only USB 2.0 signals.

Hot-swappable sockets simplify switch changes

The dual-layer PCB uses hot-swappable sockets so switches can be replaced without soldering. South-facing RGB LEDs clear most cherry-profile keycaps but can interfere with some thick-profile sets. The three-angle flip-out feet add 1, 2 or 3 degrees of tilt. No palm rest is included and the mini layout lacks dedicated arrow keys, which may frustrate users who rely on them.

Highlights

  • 8K polling rate cuts input lag to a minimum
  • triple-shot PBT keycaps resist shine and wear longer
  • south-facing RGB lighting shines through custom keycaps cleanly
  • Cherry MX2A Silver switches actuate fast with linear feel
  • hot-swappable sockets let you change switches without soldering

Specifications

BrandDucky
NameONE 3 Pro Mini Nazca Line
ModelDKON2361ST-CPUSPTCHNAZ001
Keyboard InterfaceUSB 2.0
Design StyleMechanical
LayoutMini
Palm RestNo
Normal Keys61
Mechanical KeyboardYes
Key SwitchCherry MX2A Silver
KeycapsPBT
Keyboard ColorBlack
BacklitRGB
Dimensions310 x 110 x 40mm / 650g
Mouse IncludedNo
Features8K Polling Rate: The frequency at which the keyboard reports to the computer. A higher polling rate results in lower input lag. Ducky One 3 Pro Mini Nazca Line delivers inputs with an 8,000 Hz polling rate for optimal performance. Faster polling rates mean that keystrokes are detected more quickly, resulting in less lag and fewer missed keystrokes.
Triple-Shot PBT Keycaps: Ducky spares no expense and undergoes a meticulous manufacturing process, utilizing triple-shot molding technology to offer users high-quality, durable PBT keycaps.
South-Facing Design: Diverging from the typical n

Questions about this item

Which switch type should I choose for this keyboard?

This model comes with Cherry MX2A Silver switches, which are linear and have a short actuation distance suited to fast key presses.

What does the 8000 Hz polling rate mean in daily use?

The keyboard sends its key state to the computer 8000 times every second, reducing the delay between a press and the on-screen response.

How does the USB 2.0 interface affect the 8000 Hz polling rate?

The board uses a USB 2.0 connection while still delivering the 8000 Hz reporting rate for low-latency input.

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