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Keyboard

Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White

1 pro player use this keyboard. Compare their configs in the Pro Player Settings hub or calculate your sensitivity with the eDPI Calculator.

560Avg eDPI
1Pro Players

About the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White

A gaming keyboard used by professional CS2 players. Modern competitive keyboards increasingly feature analog switches with rapid trigger technology, allowing near-instant key release detection for faster counter-strafing.

Why Pros Use It in CS2

In CS2, keyboard input directly affects movement mechanics. Rapid trigger keyboards have become dominant in the pro scene because they enable faster counter-strafing — the technique of instantly stopping to shoot accurately. Even without rapid trigger, a reliable keyboard with a comfortable layout is essential for consistent performance.

All Players Using the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White

Settings Comparison Table

PlayerTeamRoleDPISenseDPIResolutionAspectDisplayRefreshCrosshair Code
🇨🇦 Walco Free Agent Rifler 400 1.55 560 1280x960 4:3 Stretched 1000Hz N/A

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many CS2 pros use the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White?

1 professional CS2 players in our database currently use the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White. This makes it a notable keyboard choices among the competitive scene.

What settings do Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White users prefer?

Pro players using the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White average 560 eDPI (low sensitivity). Their settings vary by role and playstyle — check the comparison table below for full details.

Is the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White good for competitive CS2?

With 1 professional player using it, the Ducky One 3 Mini Pure White is a proven choice at the highest level of CS2. However, personal comfort and preference are the most important factors when choosing gear.

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