What Keyboard Does Jeemzz Use?
Updated
Jeemzz has played on the Ducky One 2 Mini since September 2022, which is 49.3 months (4.1 years) on the same keyboard. It is a compact 60% board with RGB lighting.
- Form Factor
- 60%
- Switches
- Cherry MX Red, Cherry MX Brown, Cherry MX Blue
- PCB
- Non-Hotswappable
- Weight
- 593g
Switches and actuation
The Ducky One 2 Mini is sold with three Cherry MX options: Red, Brown and Blue. They cover the three classic feels. Red is linear and smooth, Brown has a tactile bump, and Blue is tactile and clicky. Which one you pick changes how the board sounds and how much feedback you get on each press. For fast, repeated taps in a shooter, many people lean toward the smoother option, but it comes down to taste.
The PCB is non-hotswappable, so the switches are soldered in. Choose the switch type when you buy, because you can't swap it later without desoldering. If you want to experiment with different switches, look at the hotswappable alternatives in the buying section.
Key binds
In PUBG, Jeemzz keeps everything on the main block of the keyboard, so the 60% layout costs him nothing. The movement keys sit around the left hand. Walk is on L-Ctrl, sprint on L-Shift, crouch on C and prone on Z, and jump and vault stay on the space bar. Interact is on F, and auto run is on H.
Peeking is on Q and E, right beside the movement keys. None of these binds need function rows, arrows or a numpad, which suits a board this small.
| Group | Action | Key |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Walk | L-Ctrl |
| Common | Sprint | L-Shift |
| Common | Crouch | C |
| Common | Jump / Vault | Space Bar |
| Common | Prone | Z |
| Common | Interact | F |
| Common | Auto Run | H |
| Combat | Peek Left | Q |
| Combat | Peek Right | E |
Should you buy Jeemzz's keyboard?
The Ducky One 2 Mini suits anyone who wants a compact 60% board and the freedom to choose between linear, tactile and clicky Cherry MX switches. It leaves plenty of desk space. The trade-off is that the switches are soldered, so you can't change them later.
If you like the idea but want something different, there are three alternatives:
- Ducky One 2 Mini Pure White: the same size and the same switch options as his board, so it is the closest match if you just want that layout in another look.
- Pulsar PCMK 3: also 60%, and it is hotswappable, so you can change switches without soldering. It is 100 g heavier, which gives it a more planted feel on the desk.
- Wooting 60HE+: a hotswappable 60% with Lekker and other Hall-effect switch options. It is 12 g heavier than his board and a bit longer front to back. 11 pros use it right now.
- Form Factor
- 60%
- Switches
- gateron_x_pulsar
- PCB
- Hotswappable
- Weight
- 693g
- Form Factor
- 60%
- Switches
- Cherry MX Red, Cherry MX Brown, Cherry MX Blue
- PCB
- Non-Hotswappable
- Form Factor
- 60%
- Switches
- Lekker Linear 45 v2, Lekker Linear 60 v2, Lekker Tikken Light, Lekker Tikken Medium, Wooting x TTC KOM, Geon Raw HE
- PCB
- Hotswappable
- Weight
- 605g
FAQ
What keyboard does Jeemzz use?
Jeemzz uses the Ducky One 2 Mini, a 60% keyboard with RGB lighting.
How long has Jeemzz used the Ducky One 2 Mini?
He has used it since September 2022, a period of 49.3 months (4.1 years).
Which switches does the Ducky One 2 Mini come with?
It is sold with Cherry MX Red, Cherry MX Brown or Cherry MX Blue switches. Red is linear, Brown is tactile and Blue is tactile and clicky.
Can you swap the switches on the Ducky One 2 Mini?
No. The PCB is non-hotswappable, so the switches are soldered in. If you want to swap switches, the Pulsar PCMK 3 and Wooting 60HE+ are hotswappable alternatives.
Which PUBG keys does Jeemzz use for movement and peeking?
He uses L-Ctrl to walk, L-Shift to sprint, C to crouch, Z to go prone, Space to jump or vault, F to interact and H for auto run. He peeks left with Q and right with E.
What are good alternatives to his keyboard?
The Ducky One 2 Mini Pure White has the same size and switch options. The Pulsar PCMK 3 and the Wooting 60HE+ are also 60% boards, and both are hotswappable.
Sources
- Current device
- Current device · 2026-08-23