Pro

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

I'm assuming this was shot when it was new, because a work board that's this old with ABS caps wouldn't look like that LOL. Black ABS caps would be shined very nicely by now... even PBT ones would. I've still got my GMMK Pro. It's in my office performing work duties. Like you, I was fooled into buyi

For that price, it's fine. I have a GMMK Pro, and no, they're not amazing, and it absolutely needs some mods to make it work properly, but for $50 or less, it's still a much, much better prospect than a Royal Kludge or Aula or some other plastic piece of crap that noobs these days rave about. Once m

I both love and loathe my GMMK Pro. I got caught up in the hype and pre ordered back in the day. I think I got 2nd or 3rd batch. Then mine arrived and 10 keys either wouldn't register or would double register. The hot swap sockets were shit. You could fix it by bending the legs on the switch, but th

I have a GMMK pro. I got it used for really cheap and I hate it. I bought an aftermarket PP plate and plate mounted stabilizers because the aluminum plate sounds like ass and doesn't fit most stabilizers. Even after that, adding foam and doing a tape mod, it still sounds like shit regardless of swit

Missed/Doubled Input Help: Let me start by saying I'm not a keyboard enthusiast. I only have 1 keyboard, 1 set of switches, etc. I've owned the Glorious GMMK Pro since it released (I know this sub hates on it) because I liked the design, layout, and features with the built-in macro recording and kno

Used my original GMMK Pro since they existed without any problem, just recived my new GMMK 3 barebone custom made and one of the switches plate broke off and the auto standby feature is permanent (there's no way do disable it) so my LED's just go off every 5 mins of AFK. Going back to my old one. I

My GMMK Pro is dying on me and specifically the PCB as far as I can diagnose. I really like the form factor and features of the GMMK but want my next keyboard to be more reliable. My GMMK has many issues with unregistered inputs or doubled inputs no matter the latency or polling rate configuration.

I have had a GMMK Pro (v1) for quite a long time now and was pretty happy with it. However, recently several keys just suddenly stopped working (Left shift, control, and a few more). I have replaced the switches, tried re-soldering the socket, but even shorting the contacts on the PCB don't seem to

They are just overpriced for what you are getting. I had a gmmk pro a few years back. It was nice don't get me wrong, but I could have had the same if not better build quality for less money if I had just done more research. Aside from the custom side of things, It's hard to recommend any pre built