I’ve tried a lot of keyboards over the years, but the GMMK Pro 65% has quickly become my absolute favorite. I purchased the barebones version and customized it with EPOMAKER Wisteria linear switches and black cherry profile keycaps—and the result is amazing. The build quality is outstanding. The full aluminum frame gives it a solid, premium feel and a satisfying weight that keeps it firmly in place on my desk. It doesn’t slide around at all, which is something I really appreciate. Even without using the GMMK software to remap keys (yet), the out-of-the-box experience has been excellent. The typing feel is smooth and consistent, and the keyboard looks fantastic with my custom setup. If you're into custom mechanical keyboards or just want something that feels high-end and performs well, I highly recommend the GMMK Pro. It’s a great foundation for any enthusiast build. Read more
This thing is heavy, solid, dense. I have tried CNC aluminum from keychron, epomaker and yunzii. But this one really feels much more substantial. I’ve paired it with ttc silent frozen v2 switches and drop mt3 keycaps. I’m very happy so far with the overall experience. The only thing I wish for is multiple wireless connectivity. One caution is that this didn’t work with my MacBook out of the box. I had to flash it with qmk tool. Read more
$30 is a steal for this keyboard which is normally $200 if you buy it prebuilt. First of all, it is HEAVY. Very premium feeling. The case is solid aluminum. Just the case alone is worth $80 if you tried to buy a similar case for another keyboard. As shown, it comes with the barebones which means everything but the switches and keycaps. It came with a keycap puller, switch puller, and a braided USB C-A cable. The keyboard is not wireless. The keyboard has a volume knob at the top right, and 82 switch sockets, each with RGB LEDs. The knob can click to mute (by default). The layout is slightly smaller than Tenkeyless. I’d recommend getting some shine through keycaps to really take advantage of the lighting. There are also RGB strips, one on each side. The LEDs are very vibrant and configurable. You can use a key combination to adjust the lighting effects, and there is also some windows software you can download from GMMK. Read more
I am absolutely astonished by how cheap this keyboard is just for being refurbished! You're saving around 160 dollars for the same product. Mine came in all the original packaging and included the USB cable, switch puller and key cap puller. Every key worked and the RGB is incredibly bright. Only issue I had was the stabilizers were lubed way to much, and I ended up having to remove the little adhesive pads underneath the stabilizers themself. One part of the parts in the keyboard seemed to have been replaced as the soldering was the same as everywhere else, but it wasn't messy and didn't affect anything. Highly highly recommend purchasing if you're wanting to upgrade your mechanical keyboard and already have the parts needed. Read more
In terms of "feel" they keyboaed does well considering this is a "Renewed" board. The one main issue I have is the Stabilizers, this could be an issue with Glourious themselves and it'd be difficult to give this a higher rating being the longer you hold your keys with Stabilizers the stickier it gets and the keys stick or bounce back hard. Overall rating is a decent 7 with the right stuff just replace the stabilizers or replace the board entirely. Read more
VERY good for 30 dollars, everything was great except the stabilizers aren't the best and are a tad bit mushy but replaceable. Read more
Had the keyboard replaced the first time for not working at all; then the second one came in and the keys were all sticky, the volume nob was broken, and several keys straight up didnt work. Dont buy this keybord. Read more
Purchased a renewed version of the GMMK Pro with a little bit of concern regarding how much of a difference it would make between the renewed version and a brand new version. I've purchased several GMMK Pros for myself, for as gifts, for testing, and I couldnt tell a difference between the Renewed and the Brand New versions, right down to the taping on the box. Overall, super solid keyboard with a heavy weight. A great addition to the collection. Read more
