On rule of thumb dealing with any hotswap socket is always to have something behind the PCB to support the thing, so that the force goes throught the plastic part to the support when pressing a switch in, not from the plastic part to the solder patches. And that's not only with Glorious boards as we

Yeah yeah, we all know the GMMK Pro sucks but how miserable is your life that someone posts something they're excited about and your first thought is to shit on it? I'd feel bad for people who leave comments like this if they weren't so damn insufferable. Unlucky indeed.

I have 2 Keychron K10s 1 for work and 1 for personal. I love them. The K10 replaced my Glorious Gaming GMMK keyboard.

I would not recommend gmmk pro 3. I would also not recommend Glorious' keyboards to get into the keyboard hobby either. Been there, done that with their Gmmk Pro. For similar options that I can think of is Keychron and Monsgeek

Thanks! I just upgraded from my stock gmmk compact. It’s like 100 times better

its not great ta any price but do know it does use a non standard layout so keycaps will most time be limited to what gmmk sells as other after market keycaps wont have the right keys

Glorious is a "gamerbro" company and charge way over the line for what you get. The Monsgeek M1 v5 VIA is kind of "best in class" for a consumer 75% aluminum board. I would unconditionally pick that over a GMMK anything.

Made the same mistake but fortunately in time to fix it. Bought a GMMK Pro and then found this subreddit. I sent it back unopened.

Their low end keebs are decent if you just want a prebuilt with decent-ish software and latency that isn't some chinese brand with weird ass software. But yeah when it comes to their high end stuff, they are pretty bad. It's basically the same as their lower end stuff but with a metal case that soun

GMMK in big 25? Nah bro they are doing bad deeds.