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Für 30€ kauf sie! Die gmmk tkl ist bei vielen unbeliebt.. glorious insgesamt ist recht unbeliebt was aber meistens mit dem preis/Leistungsverhältnis zusammen hängt. Meine erste mechanische Tastatur war auch ne gmmk (Version 2). Ich hab se ein bissl gemoddet und andere keycaps drauf gemacht (die orig

I don't think you can go wrong with either of those choices. I think you can pretty much condense the question down to whether you want a gimmicky screen or not. Since your GMMK didn't hold up too long, I'd rather omit the screen and go for the more robust Q6, TBH. Can't break what isn't there. HE i

I have the redragon davarjas. It was my first mechanical keyboard. Ive had a few fairly nice and not nice (looking at you GMMK Pro) since but recently i took it to work again cause i needed a board and was frustrated with the membrane board they gave me. I remembered how pretty damn solid it was and

GMMK is kind of overpriced and mediocre, not even QMK (by default, there is third party QMK firmware for some models but dang). 75% with knob: Monsgeek M1 v5 * ($80 barebones) Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones) Royal Kludge RK R75 QMK/VIA * ($51 with coupon) Womier Q75 ($59) Womier Era75 ($63) Yunzii AL

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.

$50? I wish. I bought my GMMK2 years ago when it was brand new. It was about $120. It's still a great keyboard, and it has served me well. I put lubed Glorious Fox switches in it. I built my husband a GMMK Pro around the same time and used the Gateron Blue switches. He likes the clicky switches. 🤮

There's really no limit to what you can spend - keyboards are a surprisingly deep rabbit hole. I don't really like to promote something of my own, but I made a video demonstrating this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trvGM4dEKVQ Right, let's do this... For quite a long time, the only way to get a me

Honestly? There will always be something better out there. And as long as there is something better, there will always be worse as well. If you’re happy with the deal you got, and you feel good enough about the overall performance of the keyboard, stick to it for a while and make your own conclusion

On the surface they're very similar boards with similar feature sets, and at similar price points. The main difference is the design and construction - the V6 is 'gasket mount', the switches are on a (very nice quality!) custom circuit board, which is mounted between foam gaskets in the plastic case

Wasn't looking for the best. I'm only replacing an original GMMK V1 as it is. I'm convinced the industry dropped full sizes to sell separate numpads that cost as much as a second keyboard, because POSIWID. I can either pay 200$, or 110$+110$.