Glorious Custom Gaming Keyboard - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Silver/White Metal Top Plate

It was a great product for my everyday and gaming uses. Very quality, built to perfection, and the best keyboard I’ve ever touched.

This is a elegant great open frame full size keyboard. Supports NKEY RO The switches fit snugly and can be a little bit of a bear to get out. The LEDS are north facing and supports all the basic windows controls via FN+ <KEY> inputs. Software is simple and lack luster which makes it so much nicer than some of these other mfg. bloat ware apps. The USB cable on the full frame is not removeable but consists of a high-quality sheathed cable. No usb ports or connectivity on this model either.

I have this TKL (ten keyless) Glorious Modular Mechanical Keyboard (GMMK) and a compact version of the GMMK and they are both AWESOME! They are very affordable for a mechanical keyboard and the ability to hot swap switches is unheard of. I have Gateron black switches for keys I want to be harder to press (space bar, enter, caps lock, etc.) and Gateron clear switches for keys I want to be easier to press (Ctrl, Function, Alt, Shift x 2, etc.) and although the keyboard is awesome with all Gateron Brown switches, the ability to play around with different switches all for under $120 is incredible. The GMMK with the semi-aluminum build is nice as it is heavy and feels very sturdy. The rubber feet keep the keyboard in place and the adjustable feet is a nice addition. There is even a key cap puller permanently mounted on the bottom out of the way. Would say out of the compact and TKL I definitely prefer the TKL as it is nice being able to hit the arrow keys, home, end, delete and print screen without having to use the function key first, but again the compact is awesome as well. If you have never used a keyboard smaller than a full size one, would probably suggest the TKL as it is a nice trade off of reducing space, but not giving up some dedicated keys. You could always buy a dedicated numerical keypad to go with the compact one though. The only downside I can think of to the GMMK is the USB micro connector. Wish it was USB C, but since both the TKL and compact ones use the same connector, it is easy for me to swap out keyboards as needed. Again, for the price and the ability to hot swap switches, you wont find anything better than the GMMK and Gateron brown switches are a great all-around switch for everyone. They have tactile feedback without the extra loud clickyness of the blue switches. I will probably end up buying another GMMK TKL before to long.

I bought this one for the backlit key caps. I wished it came with copper switches instead of browns, copper switches are just so satisfying to type with, but for just 80$ keyboard not bad

look at this keyboard its just AMAZING.

Its got swappable switches.

Bought this keyboard for my brother because his old keyboard showed signs of bad quality and it wouldn’t have lasted in the next year or so. He’s impressed with the quality of the keyboard and described it as an “incredible upgrade” (he previously had a membrane keyboard). I’d recommend it if this is your first mechanical keyboard as this was his first :)

Gotta say, for the base price you get an amazing board! Cap and switch puller came in the box. Personally I took out the Gateron Browns and Put Kahil BOX Jades. Key caps are great and slightly textured, RGB is great with multiple modes without using software. 10/10

Para juego es muy bueno , el brillo es excelente y el control de volumen es de buena calidad

Bought this for myself prior to getting the pro version, gave this one to my fiancee she loves it to