Pro

From Glorious website: “GMMK models are designed to work with Glorious, Cherry, Gateron, and Kailh brand switches. It is recommended to use Glorious switches for optimal compatibility. Zealio switches (plate mounted) also work with the GMMK PRO. Other MX-based switches may be compatible with GMMK mo

They promised improvements to their software ages ago, never came. Key assignments and lighting still doesn’t work properly on both of the GMMK Pro 3’s we have in the house. Horrible software, bad QC, way overpriced. We’re done with Glorious.

Yuzukeycaps for the custom keycaps. I made the design myself. I had to recreate/trace every printed logo using Adobe Illustrator since they have to be vector graphics. The keyboard itself is a GLORIOUS GMMK PRO but I switched out the pcb for a better one :) I am going to make either a Forsaken theme

When the first GMMK keyboard appeared, people were pretty positive about it. It was the first easily-available fully modular keyboard and it was relatively inexpensive. When Glorious introduced compact and TKL models, it was all fine. When the GMMK Pro (with the knob) was announced, people were exci

"Criminally?" I don't know. But the GMMK Pro can be had for a pretty cheap price these days, lacks their obnoxious branding, at least anywhere except the bottom, and it can be flashed to QMK/VIA. I think it's a pretty good looking hunk of aluminum. At $50 or less for barebones, not a bad board at al

Personally have the Yunzii Al80 as my daily and it's really a great aluminum keyboard. Though in a snob and modded it to sound even better. I prefer more thonky, creamy, marbly sounding boards and the AL80 sounds AMAZING with Gateron milky yellow pros 3. I tried many switches on this board, and thes

I designed the keycaps on my own using Yuzukeycaps. I will sadly not share the exact design since I want this to be special for her. But you're welcome to use this as inspiration ofc! The keyboard itself is a GMMK Pro by glorious but i replaced the PCB since the original PCB is not that good.

No legal advice and sorry this happened to you but as someone with a ton of experience in the PC space, those $300 keyboards you’re referring to are all absolute garbage and do not scale with price. You would be better off with a prebuilt Keychron or GMMK Pro at that price range.

The problem is that you’re using the glorious software.. It’s terrible. I flashed VIA onto my GMMK pro. There’s guides on how to do it on the support pages.

I understand the heavy sturdy feel advantage, and I used to feel the same way, well I still do about many things, but a few years ago I got magnesium laptop, and realized that certain light things these days are extremely sturdy. My mouse is also all magnesium and while very light, also very sturdy.