Ducky Outlaw 65 Barebone Gaming-Tastatur, silber, ANSI

Ducky wagt sich mit dem Project D Outlaw 65 auf den Custom-Mechanical-Keyboard-Markt, also an mechanische Tastaturen, die man nicht nur selbst zusammenbauen, sondern deshalb auf Wunsch auch anpassen kann. Der Zusammenbau der Tastatur macht viel Spaß, doch die gute Stimmung wird im weiteren Verlauf des Tests gedämpft.

ProjectD can be considered as a new keyboard platform from Ducky with no doubt different entries planned. There are currently two such versions—the ProjectD Tinker 65 which uses a plastic case and comes either as a pre-assembled keyboard or a barebones kit, or the subject of today's keyboard build called the ProjectD Outlaw 65. This is a 65% form factor keyboard using an aluminium case and only comes as a barebones kit. In fact, it's so bare in bones that you get individual parts and instructions to build your own keyboard. It's a similar experience to the Wind Sin65 we recently saw except this time you have to assemble the case as well. This can be a fun project, hence the name, for many but others may not want to go through this when there are pre-assembled kits/keyboards available. Think of the ProjectD Outlaw 65 as something you'd do when the thrill of building your PC has left you wanting more and now you get the idea. Thanks to Ducky for providing a sample of the ProjectD Outlaw 65 in addition to switches and keycaps as we begin this new keyboard build which also features Cherry's brand new MX2A switches!