what's up guys i'm random frank p and today we're gonna be reviewing the ducky one three mini rgb keyboard the very highly anticipated follow-up nearly three years later from the ducky one-two mini rgb which really made these NUMBER_TOKEN keyboards a lot more popular on the keyboard market so first up just taking a look at it this definitely isn't your ordinary keyboard ducky went with this bright theme for the daybreak color version here that's a real nice deep blue with this muted yellowish green legends and accents with your main keycaps being this cool grayish bluish pantone and while it may not visually fit everyone's desk setup or their aesthetic it's a breath of fresh air i think it looks really unique if you dig these specific colors inside the box get the typical ducky goodies plus a little extra with your black braided usbc cable unfortunately not color matched a keycap puller key switch puller and NUMBER_TOKEN extra keycaps with this circular novelty ducky keycap as well also by the way inside the packaging is always a keyboard cover that NUMBER_TOKEN of people either just throw out or leave in the box but legit it's a worthy cover to keep on your desktop to shield your board from dust or pet hair when not in use don't toss this and just real quick to point out yes this is my own braided usbc cable that i added to it just to fit it visually the stock one that's black doesn't look the best so i just threw in this for the extra visual flair here now giving our duck some life as we plug in the top left side seated usb c cable you'll see the rgb shine nice and bright with vivid colors and effects making the keyboard pop more than it already does with this unique color way it's your typical onboard effects from years past there's no software for these boards so all your rgb control and macro recording is all done on the board itself could be a pro could be a con to some i always favor not having to download extra software onto my pc so i'm going to side with the onboard control here while tedious yes function alt and t controls all your rgb effects you can cycle between i always prefer a nice static color on the board like this especially with the color way just picking a nice static color i think is the way to go but yes cycle the effects of function alt and t and if you do want to pick a static color from their spectrum function all in space so bring up the the rainbow you can sort of pick from the available pallets which is just the easiest route to go here checking out its butt underneath you have two flip out feet on each side and they are dual feet so they have different angles and stuff depending on how you want to elevate the back side and on the bottom left side you have your cutout for the dip switches which lets you do things like rearrange the bottom row or disable the windows keys for like when you're gaming and stuff and the edges of this keyboard instead of being rounded or flush with the rest of the frame have this angular flare to it to accentuate the two-tone body even more matches the keycaps as well and just ties it all together visually one quick note about the extra keycaps inside the box before we move on the optional arrow cluster is now on the
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