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There's no doubt that pro gaming streamer Ninja is a real bad-ass on Fortnite. So it makes sense why people wonder what keyboard Ninja uses. I mean he is one of the top Fortnite Battle Royale players in the world!

Ninja uses the Ducky One 2 Mini RBG keyboard which is one of the best gaming keyboards for Fornite. He has also used other gaming keyboards over the years such as the Logitec Orion G610 and Corsair K70 Rapid fire keyboards.

Top gaming keyboards like Ducky are a big part of Ninja's success racking up all those Victory Royale's. Ninja's gaming setup and gear also includes the Finalmouse's Air58 Ninja gaming mouse and his choice of gaming monitor is the Alienware AW2518H with a super quick 240Hz native refresh rate and 1ms response time.Quick NavigationKeyboard Ninja usesPrevious Keyboards Used by NinjaNinja's Fortnite Key BindingsSo who is Ninja?Ninja Videos

Keyboard Ninja uses

Ducky One 2 Mini RGB

The One 2 mini RGB is a pro gaming keyboard with only 60% the size of a normal keyboard (no numlock keys etc) which gives you more gaming desk space and mouse movement. It has full customisable per-key RBG backlit keys. Using quiet Cherry MX brown switches that have a mid-range activation force, it a responsive gaming keyboard.

The Ducky One 2 mini is also used by other pro gamers and streamers like Symfuhny, Sceptic, SoOn and Typical.

60% Keyboard
RGB LED
Double Shot PBT
Mechanical Keyboard
Cherry MX Brown switches

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Previous Keyboards Used by Ninja

Besides the Ducky One 2 Mini RBG shown above, here's some more keyboards Ninja has used in the past.RatedRatedRated

Logitec Orion G610

Full-size gaming keyboard.
Cherry MX Red switches
Linear switches (less noise)
RGB Backlit (highly customizable)
Media controls
Program custom macros

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Corsair K70 RBG Rapid Fire

Full size keyboard
Wired
Cherry MX Speed key switches
RGB Backlit
Height adjustable
USB Pass-through: USB 2.0 Type-A

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Ninja's Fortnite Key Bindings

Subscribers are often trying to learn from and mimic the Fortnite game play of the top streamers and pros like Ninja and Mongraal. Getting their gaming gear is one way to ensure you've got that extra level of competitive edge, if you really want to take it a step further then you need to look at how they set up their game settings like graphics and keyboard bindings etc.

According to Pro Settings site, these are Ninja's key bindings for Fortnite.

Wall	Mouse 4
Floor	Q
Stairs	Mouse 5
Roof	Left Shift
Trap	5
Use	E
Building Edit	F
Reload/Rotate	R
Crouch	C
Sprint By Default	On
Inventory	Tab
Map	M
Pickaxe	1
Weapon Slots	2, 3, 4, Z, X

So who is Ninja?

Ninja's real name is Tyler Blevins and he was born on June 5, 1991. Ninja began playing pro first-person shooters (fps) games like PUBG, Halo, and H1Z1 but switched to play Fortnite mostly.

UPDATE: Mixer.com was shutdown by Microsoft and Ninja announced in September 2020 he was returning to Twitch streaming platform in a multi-year and multi million dollar deal. Tyler Blevins (Ninja) said at the time: "In this next chapter, I'm going to make it a point to elevate and bring more eyes to underrepresented creators. I am looking forward to working with Twitch to demonstrate how this amazing community of gamers can make a meaningful impact."

Originally streaming on Twitch.com he has a MASSIVE fan following and currently streams on Mixer.com since 2019 which is his primary streaming platform, along with his highly successful Ninja channel on the Youtube platform. He often streams for 8 hours plus on many days with more than 100k viewers online at any point to watch him - with his top videos often racking up well into multiple millions of total views over time.

Most love him, a few hate him (nobody's perfect - jealous?) but there's no denying Ninja is ridiculously popular and has set himself up well to capitalize on that success from a business sense. His wife Jessica Goch handles all of Ninja’s business queries and is often found in Ninja’s stream.

On a routine day, Ninja streams 8-11 hours with over 100k viewers dropping in to watch him play.Ninja makes his money out of ads on his video streams along with sponsorship deals with big companies like Redbull who set up his gaming room - it's pretty slick but maybe a liiiiiittle over the top 😉