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Glorious Custom Gaming Keyboard Mechanical - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Black
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Glorious Gmmk Rgb Tkl Mechanical Black Keyboard Gateron Brown - Used
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Glorious GMMK Mechanical Keyboard, TKL (Pre-Built), Compact Size, Full modular, RGB LED Backlighting, Easy Access Hot-Keys, Raised Keys | GMMK-TKL-BRN
Delivery between 11–18 Sept $44.63
Glorious Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Tenkeyless - Black)
GLORIOUS Custom Gaming Keyboard - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Black Metal Top
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GMMK TKL 85% Custom Mechanical Keyboard (Black) | Modular RGB Gaming Kit, Gateron Brown Switches, Doubleshot Caps, Aluminum Top Plate, ANSI QWERTY Sta
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originally posted on microcenter.com
This keyboard is very good. The version I bought came with Gateron Brown switches, but you can customize it with a wide variety of switches and keycaps from the manufacturer's website. Keycaps are quality "pass-through" (so the RGB LED's can shine through the key), with my only slight complaint being that some of the numbers and symbols are a bit "incomplete".My main complaint comes from lack of customization on the software level. Being a smaller manufacturer, the software customization of the keyboard is rudimentary, with about a dozen effects as well as macro capability. More well known brands have the ability to layer different effects (like having the keyboard be a static green until you type, then rippling out another color) in their lighting software.The ... MoreThis keyboard is very good. The version I bought came with Gateron Brown switches, but you can customize it with a wide variety of switches and keycaps from the manufacturer's website. Keycaps are quality "pass-through" (so the RGB LED's can shine through the key), with my only slight complaint being that some of the numbers and symbols are a bit "incomplete".My main complaint comes from lack of customization on the software level. Being a smaller manufacturer, the software customization of the keyboard is rudimentary, with about a dozen effects as well as macro capability. More well known brands have the ability to layer different effects (like having the keyboard be a static green until you type, then rippling out another color) in their lighting software.The downside of a lack of customization is made up for with the price. For ~$100 you get either a full size, "tenkeyless", or compact mechanical keyboard that is fully modular, allowing you to quite easily switch out individual keycaps and switches to your liking. The construction feels very solid and heavy, being what feels like a fully aluminum frame.Overall I would recommend this keyboard, but only if in-depth customization of lighting effects is not a must-have for you.
originally posted on microcenter.com
I bought this keyboard for a few reasons:1. Hot Swap-able - I now do not have to go out and buy another keyboard for the sole purpose of getting another style switch. This keyboard lets you switch out the switches!!! Note: Only 3 pin plate mount switches will work in this pcb. If you have 5 pin pcb mount switches, you're going to have to clip the 2 pins off (permanently making the switch a 3 pin.)2. The stock switch it comes with is sooooo good! I was really hesitant on purchasing it with the Gateron browns pre-installed. Boy am I glad that I gave it a shot. These are so much smoother and much more pleasant to type on compared to the Cherry browns I have tried in the past.3. Build Quality: Boy is this built a lot better than some of the other more expensive ... MoreI bought this keyboard for a few reasons:1. Hot Swap-able - I now do not have to go out and buy another keyboard for the sole purpose of getting another style switch. This keyboard lets you switch out the switches!!! Note: Only 3 pin plate mount switches will work in this pcb. If you have 5 pin pcb mount switches, you're going to have to clip the 2 pins off (permanently making the switch a 3 pin.)2. The stock switch it comes with is sooooo good! I was really hesitant on purchasing it with the Gateron browns pre-installed. Boy am I glad that I gave it a shot. These are so much smoother and much more pleasant to type on compared to the Cherry browns I have tried in the past.3. Build Quality: Boy is this built a lot better than some of the other more expensive brands keyboards. Having a detachable cable, built in keycap puller slot in the bottom of the case is ingenious.There are some cons to this board however. Micro Usb in 2019 instead of USB-C is kinda lame. The software isn't as good as the Corsair iCue, but it's leaps and bounds better then the HyperX software. the final con is the use of ABS plastic for the keycaps. At this price point, PBT is the onyl way to go, but thankfully it's a minor setback that's easy to fix.
originally posted on pccasegear.com
I have always wanted a higher quality mechanical keyboard, and the GMMK does not disappoint. It is very well built and includes the nice and lightly tactile Gateron Brown switches. I love that I can replace the switches if required, basically extending the lifespan of the keyboard if a switch fails. The included red 'ascend' and Glorious logo key that can replace the Escape and Windows kerys add a nice touch. The included RGB is not garish and can be turned off easily.Note that I received the newer model with USB-C and the improved stabilisers.
| Product dimensions | 33.53 x 12.95 x 3.56 cm; 1 Kilograms |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Safety rating | Não aplicável |
| Compatible devices | PC |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
Glorious Custom Gaming Keyboard Mechanical - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Black
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Glorious Gmmk Rgb Tkl Mechanical Black Keyboard Gateron Brown - Used
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Glorious GMMK Mechanical Keyboard, TKL (Pre-Built), Compact Size, Full modular, RGB LED Backlighting, Easy Access Hot-Keys, Raised Keys | GMMK-TKL-BRN
Delivery between 11–18 Sept $44.63
Glorious Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Tenkeyless - Black)
GLORIOUS Custom Gaming Keyboard - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Black Metal Top
Delivery $27.77
This keyboard is very good. The version I bought came with Gateron Brown switches, but you can customize it with a wide variety of switches and keycaps from the manufacturer's website. Keycaps are quality "pass-through" (so the RGB LED's can shine through the key), with my only slight complaint being that some of the numbers and symbols are a bit "incomplete".My main complaint comes from lack of customization on the software level. Being a smaller manufacturer, the software customization of the keyboard is rudimentary, with about a dozen effects as well as macro capability. More well known brands have the ability to layer different effects (like having the keyboard be a static green until you type, then rippling out another color) in their lighting software.The ... MoreThis keyboard is very good. The version I bought came with Gateron Brown switches, but you can customize it with a wide variety of switches and keycaps from the manufacturer's website. Keycaps are quality "pass-through" (so the RGB LED's can shine through the key), with my only slight complaint being that some of the numbers and symbols are a bit "incomplete".My main complaint comes from lack of customization on the software level. Being a smaller manufacturer, the software customization of the keyboard is rudimentary, with about a dozen effects as well as macro capability. More well known brands have the ability to layer different effects (like having the keyboard be a static green until you type, then rippling out another color) in their lighting software.The downside of a lack of customization is made up for with the price. For ~$100 you get either a full size, "tenkeyless", or compact mechanical keyboard that is fully modular, allowing you to quite easily switch out individual keycaps and switches to your liking. The construction feels very solid and heavy, being what feels like a fully aluminum frame.Overall I would recommend this keyboard, but only if in-depth customization of lighting effects is not a must-have for you.
I bought this keyboard for a few reasons:1. Hot Swap-able - I now do not have to go out and buy another keyboard for the sole purpose of getting another style switch. This keyboard lets you switch out the switches!!! Note: Only 3 pin plate mount switches will work in this pcb. If you have 5 pin pcb mount switches, you're going to have to clip the 2 pins off (permanently making the switch a 3 pin.)2. The stock switch it comes with is sooooo good! I was really hesitant on purchasing it with the Gateron browns pre-installed. Boy am I glad that I gave it a shot. These are so much smoother and much more pleasant to type on compared to the Cherry browns I have tried in the past.3. Build Quality: Boy is this built a lot better than some of the other more expensive ... MoreI bought this keyboard for a few reasons:1. Hot Swap-able - I now do not have to go out and buy another keyboard for the sole purpose of getting another style switch. This keyboard lets you switch out the switches!!! Note: Only 3 pin plate mount switches will work in this pcb. If you have 5 pin pcb mount switches, you're going to have to clip the 2 pins off (permanently making the switch a 3 pin.)2. The stock switch it comes with is sooooo good! I was really hesitant on purchasing it with the Gateron browns pre-installed. Boy am I glad that I gave it a shot. These are so much smoother and much more pleasant to type on compared to the Cherry browns I have tried in the past.3. Build Quality: Boy is this built a lot better than some of the other more expensive brands keyboards. Having a detachable cable, built in keycap puller slot in the bottom of the case is ingenious.There are some cons to this board however. Micro Usb in 2019 instead of USB-C is kinda lame. The software isn't as good as the Corsair iCue, but it's leaps and bounds better then the HyperX software. the final con is the use of ABS plastic for the keycaps. At this price point, PBT is the onyl way to go, but thankfully it's a minor setback that's easy to fix.
I have always wanted a higher quality mechanical keyboard, and the GMMK does not disappoint. It is very well built and includes the nice and lightly tactile Gateron Brown switches. I love that I can replace the switches if required, basically extending the lifespan of the keyboard if a switch fails. The included red 'ascend' and Glorious logo key that can replace the Escape and Windows kerys add a nice touch. The included RGB is not garish and can be turned off easily.Note that I received the newer model with USB-C and the improved stabilisers.
This keyboard is very nice out of the box. Stabs are decent and the switches and keycaps are perfectly adequate. The lighting is very nice, with smooth animations, but it is not so bright that it will blind you like I have seen on other keyboards. Where this keyboard shines is with the ability to customize it. I added some Durock clipped/lubed stabs, Boba U4T switches (clipping required but is very easy to do), and a nice PBT keycap set. The result is simply outstanding. It is almost a fully custom keyboard that costs less than a "group buy" empty case/shell by itself, and that includes all the additions I listed above. If RGB is your thing, you could easily keep the stock keycaps or get some nice pudding/crystal keycaps to make the lighting pop. Overall, I am so ... MoreThis keyboard is very nice out of the box. Stabs are decent and the switches and keycaps are perfectly adequate. The lighting is very nice, with smooth animations, but it is not so bright that it will blind you like I have seen on other keyboards. Where this keyboard shines is with the ability to customize it. I added some Durock clipped/lubed stabs, Boba U4T switches (clipping required but is very easy to do), and a nice PBT keycap set. The result is simply outstanding. It is almost a fully custom keyboard that costs less than a "group buy" empty case/shell by itself, and that includes all the additions I listed above. If RGB is your thing, you could easily keep the stock keycaps or get some nice pudding/crystal keycaps to make the lighting pop. Overall, I am so pleased with the result that I no longer have any desire to spend all the extra money on a fully custom keyboard build. Highly recommended!
Really great Base kit for a First Mechanical Keyboard, really strong and durable base, included cable is Long and reaches in most scenarios. The hot swap functionality is really nice, but its compatibility is limited to 3-pin Plate Mount based switches, if you are going to swap out the stock switches it comes with.The Quality of the Keycaps and Stabilizers though, are questionable. Quite a few keycaps had excess plastic from when they were formed in moulds, and came out pretty sharp too. The included stabilizers are also really rattly and inconsistant across the keys that use them.Software is allright, simple, but it works I suppose.TLDR:Pros:Fairly Inexpensive for a Domestically Made Mechanical Keyboard.Solid BaseUpgradeability with new switchesOkay ... MoreReally great Base kit for a First Mechanical Keyboard, really strong and durable base, included cable is Long and reaches in most scenarios. The hot swap functionality is really nice, but its compatibility is limited to 3-pin Plate Mount based switches, if you are going to swap out the stock switches it comes with.The Quality of the Keycaps and Stabilizers though, are questionable. Quite a few keycaps had excess plastic from when they were formed in moulds, and came out pretty sharp too. The included stabilizers are also really rattly and inconsistant across the keys that use them.Software is allright, simple, but it works I suppose.TLDR:Pros:Fairly Inexpensive for a Domestically Made Mechanical Keyboard.Solid BaseUpgradeability with new switchesOkay software for lighting controls.Cons:Finish on the keycaps is roughRattly, cruddy feeling stabilizersSaid upgradeability is limited.Despite the cons I'd say for someone who is new to Mechanical keyboards, its a good place to start, and would absolutely recommend at its fairly inexpensive price.
An awesome product!I came from an old Corsair k70lux (red led, mx blues). I Didn't realise the difference a good quality switch and keyboard can make to the overall pc experience.The Gateron browns are great so far, although I've got the itch to try out the hot swap-ability already!TKL is an awesome size so far, the shortcuts with the Fn key are easy to get used to.The keycaps are solid, stabilisers seem great, and the USB C connector is great.All-in-all a great step up from what I was using, with the ability to customise further down the road,Highly recommend!
Already familiar with Gateron switches, actually similar feels to cherry to my fingers.Bonus now is I can change switches later.Software is ok too.Got it on sale, so had some extra extra cash to change the keys too.
When I first touched the keyboard I immediately appreciated the quality of the keys. They seem as though they wouldn’t stick like on my older keyboard. They are responsive and clicky. The modularity is something I will need to look into as I might want to experiment with different keys and switches. The rgb features are simple and give you what you need. Thought I would need or miss the numpad area but haven’t had a need for it since I bought this keyboard. Amazing keyboard for the price and if you don’t want to spend 200$+ on one.
It's an awesome budget beginner keyboard, and 10000 percent my recommendation as someone who recently got into the hobby. Features: I love how it's hotswap straight out of the box without any soldering or setup. It's also very easy to modify the stabilizers/put foam inside. Remember though that it is 3 pin hotswap, so the gateron yellows I bought for it needed to be clipped. The board is a low-profile or floating design, love it or hate it. Also the RGB lighting is limited but the so-called "Glorious mode" is what I've been using and I like it. Stock switches/stabs: The stock switches that came with it are very bad. Pingy, scratchy, and overall not comfortable or good sounding. So if you're not planning on swapping, keep that in mind. The stabilizers and caps are ... MoreIt's an awesome budget beginner keyboard, and 10000 percent my recommendation as someone who recently got into the hobby. Features: I love how it's hotswap straight out of the box without any soldering or setup. It's also very easy to modify the stabilizers/put foam inside. Remember though that it is 3 pin hotswap, so the gateron yellows I bought for it needed to be clipped. The board is a low-profile or floating design, love it or hate it. Also the RGB lighting is limited but the so-called "Glorious mode" is what I've been using and I like it. Stock switches/stabs: The stock switches that came with it are very bad. Pingy, scratchy, and overall not comfortable or good sounding. So if you're not planning on swapping, keep that in mind. The stabilizers and caps are typical for this type of keyboard. Not too high quality but acceptable. However I did notice a problem with the space bar getting stuck when pressed relatively hard on the stabilizer side. This did not happen with a similar spacebar keycap I harvested from an old board. I'm not sure if this is a mainstream issue with all boards, or just the one I got. However it may be a turn off for others without replacement keycaps. The stabilizers were not clipped but were lubed heavily with Glorious's formula. They aren't awfulbut I recommend swapping them for other plate mount stabs. Pricing: Great price at $50, and I definitely think that it's worth it. If I hadn't ordered it I wouldn't have been able to tell it is refurbished! Other options are available however they either lack the quality or are too small/large a layout.
This is my first keyboard not attached to a laptop, i was looking for something smaller than a full sized keyboard that was also hotswappable. The aluminum top plate adds a substantial feeling to the board that makes it feel premium and the plastic casing under that feels quality and long lasting. The rgb is easily adressable if you're into that sort of thing. The stock switches are fine, I dont know anything about switch types so I cant speak at length on them, all I can really say is that they feel good to type on. The braided cable is appreciated. My only issue with this product were the stock key caps, which since I am used to the flat nature of laptop keyboards I found them hard to get used to but since its a fully modular board replacing them with a cap that ... MoreThis is my first keyboard not attached to a laptop, i was looking for something smaller than a full sized keyboard that was also hotswappable. The aluminum top plate adds a substantial feeling to the board that makes it feel premium and the plastic casing under that feels quality and long lasting. The rgb is easily adressable if you're into that sort of thing. The stock switches are fine, I dont know anything about switch types so I cant speak at length on them, all I can really say is that they feel good to type on. The braided cable is appreciated. My only issue with this product were the stock key caps, which since I am used to the flat nature of laptop keyboards I found them hard to get used to but since its a fully modular board replacing them with a cap that features a profile more suitable to me was no issue at all. All in all its a very good kb for its price.
| Product dimensions | 33.53 x 12.95 x 3.56 cm; 1 Kilograms |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Safety rating | Não aplicável |
| Compatible devices | PC |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
This GMMK-TKL is ourTenkeyless (87 Key) model, preinstalled with Gateron Brown switches. The Glorious keyboard is the world's first Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard that allows you to easily swap between Cherry, Gateron, & Kailh switches. Minimalistic design. no branding.
This GMMK-TKL is ourTenkeyless (87 Key) model, preinstalled with Gateron Brown switches. The Glorious keyboard is the world's first Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard that allows you to easily swap between Cherry, Gateron, & Kailh switches. Minimalistic design. no branding.
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Glorious GMMK RGB TKL Mechanical Keyboard
This GMMK-TKL is ourTenkeyless (87 Key) model, preinstalled with Gateron Brown switches. The Glorious keyboard is the world's first Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard that allows you to easily swap between Cherry, Gateron, & Kailh switches. Minimalistic design. no branding.
This GMMK-TKL is ourTenkeyless (87 Key) model, preinstalled with Gateron Brown switches. The Glorious keyboard is the world's first Modular Mechanical Gaming Keyboard that allows you to easily swap between Cherry, Gateron, & Kailh switches. Minimalistic design. no branding.
