PC peripherals brand Glorious has been around for a while, launching numerous great mice, keyboards, wrist rests, and more. But none of its products have been as eye-catching as its GMMK Pro keyboard- ...

Full custom units are expensive Entry-level plastic option is flimsy Cable is almost too chunky Can't upgrade wired version to wireless The Glorious GMMK 3 is the third iteration of the company's ...

The standard GMMK 3 HE is merely the starting point for keyboards to come, but it's too plastic-y for my liking, particularly given the asking price. The customisation options are immense, however, ...

The Glorious GMMK 3 is an ultra-premium keyboard that aims to work for anyone by going all out on the customization process. Nearly every aspect of this keyboard can be adjusted and built to order.

Glorious has been on a roll lately, developing products that PC gaming enthusiasts have clamored for like the Model O Wireless Gaming Mouse. It was one of the first companies to bring hot-swappable ...

Back in July of last year, we took a look at the Glorious GMMK Pro. At that time, the keyboard was being sold as a DIY custom keyboard kit, but since then Glorious has begun selling it as a complete ...

The gmmk Pro is a 75% keyboard with a full cnc aluminum case with a gasket-mounted design, a rotary encoder knob, hot-swappable, and is fully customizable with PCB-screw-in stabilizers and a variety ...

The gmmk Pro keyboard from Glorious launched back in mid 2021 aimed squarely at gamers who are looking for something a bit more customisable than an 'off the shelf' gaming keyboard. Almost every ...

When Glorious’ GMMK Pro was announced a little over a year and a half ago, there was quite a bit of excitement among keyboard enthusiasts. Here was a custom and sleek-looking 75 percent keyboard that ...

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