Pro

Plot twist: still uses just the gmmk 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

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.

The wired mice were genuinely just a good bargain. They weren't special or anything but they had the new novelty of cutouts to lower shape at a much lower price. Spec wise they were incredibly average. Glorious price:quality went off a cliff once the gmmk pro keyboard came out

Remember when GMMK Pro was all the rave but Glorious never followed up on it or fixed their flaws and now Keychron replaced them.

Had similar issue and installing QMK fixed it. I used a firmware posted on reddit. It should be this one https://github.com/gourdo1/qmk_firmware/tree/PR-branch-2023-Q2/keyboards/gmmk/pro/rev1/ansi/keymaps/gourdo1

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

Not a massive help, but I think it’s just the PCB/software they use. My GMMK pro started to actively die, keys wouldn’t work, double presses, etc. My guess is yours is doing something similar, the only fix I remember was setting polling rate to 125hz.

To be fair, I use a GMMK Pro on my work desk, and it always wears GMK. To also be fair... it took me quite a lot of work to make the board acceptable, as it was terrible when new... and the only reason I never gave up on it was because I'm stubborn and refused to be beaten :)