Glorious Custom Gaming Keyboard - GMMK 85% Percent TKL - USB C Wired Mechanical Keyboard - RGB Hot Swappable Switches & Keycaps - Silver/White Metal Top Plate

Perfect

Buen teclado en general, llevo como 4 meses de uso intensivo y uno de los principales inconvenientes que tiene a mi parecer es la tipografía de los keycaps, pero como teclado es muy bueno para iniciarse en este mundo de los teclados custom o modulares, como calidad precio es de lo mejor que he visto aunque si tengo que decir que el ruido puede llegar a cansar a las personas a tu alrededor

First mechanical keyboard, love it. No issues so far.

I would expect nothing less from a mobo with fully swappable switches, absolutely perfect.

It would be silly for me to list the features so just take a close look at the product description, theres no excuse. Its a solid board with RGB so you will actually use any switches/keycaps you want. It even has click in place fold out risers, with grippy rubber on them too. They thought of everything, the attention to detail is GLORIOUS.

Fantastic keyboard. Love how it feels and looks and the keys don’t clack loudly like my previous keyboard. Free’d up some space on my desk too

Bought this for my little brothers birthday, he wanted this for gaming. Personally I hate 60% keyboards, but I guess he likes it for a more compact look. Quality is definitely high quality, RGB working well. Recommended if you are mechanical 60% keyboards.

Great for any budget even though this is low budget. Works great, sounds great, some complain that the RGB isnt bright enough but seriously I think its fine. Its definitely not dim, its still rather bright. Buy this keyboard.

Nearly two years ago, I bought this GMMK Compact, which was my first mechanical keyboard. To this day, this is still my main keyboard, just with different switches and a few mods thrown in. If you are looking at this keyboard as your first mech keyboard, you wont be disappointed. It doesnt sound amazing when it is bone stock, but just lubing the stock switches makes a night and day difference. I put Holy Panda switches in mine and also bandaid modded the stabilizers, plus a few other changes here and there and now this girl THOCC.

I was between this keyboard and the Massdrop Alt and decided to give the GMMK a try since it was cheaper. I loved the brown switches and the layout and look of the keyboard, but too many things were missing or not of the quality that I was expecting. The stabilizers used on the keyboard are its biggest shortcoming, if not for those, I could look past everything else and be happy with it. The shift keys and space bar rattle like none other and feel cheap. My previous $40 mechanical keyboard from RedDragon was better, and that is unfortunate. I wasnt a fan of micro USB being used instead of USB-C either, and my package lacked the keycap puller that was supposed to be included, but I could get past all of that easily if the stabilizers had been better.