Glorious PC Gaming Race Gmmk TKL - Barebone, ANSI-LAYOU

Got a full sized keyboard, very solid for starting off. Full sized doesnt have detachable cable. Does have software to change individual RGB behind keys. Would recommend.

Had 0 problems getting my new switches to work on this keyboard. The rgb lighting settings are great, with lots of presets. You can customize it but havent tried that, each key has the full spectrum,

Worked for what I needed, seems sturdy and solid, have only had it for a few weeks though, but so far so good. Decent value.

Great board for the money, the ability to swap out switches is incredibly useful. The top is aluminum but the base of the board is still plastic. Stabilizers are decent but if you wanna change em make sure to grab plate mount stabs. The only real negative is it only accepts 3 pin switches so a lot of the boutique switches you’ll end up having to cut the other 2 legs off flush.

First, it is silent electrically, Ive had several RGB Keyboards which have cause a buzz in my sound system, but I have the 10Key and 10Keyless version and both cause no such RFI. I like the Weight of the keyboard so it does not drift away from me as I type, which lighter keyboards have done in the past. It works fine with my KVM; both my Intel and M1 MacMinis; and Windows 10 boxes. My one wish, MacOS software for Macros, like the Windows software.

This is probably the cheapest but best quality keyboard i have seen out there it is bare bones so I assembled it and it looked good and there is already gone in the case if you put 1 more layer it’s perfect best keyboard I have ever bought

Flash points: - Extremely high quality for the price. Mostly aluminum body, thick braided USB, feet angle is great. Hard to top in price range. - Hot swap PCB constructed well - inserting and removing switches has caused ZERO issues (NOT SO ON ALMOST TWICE AS MUCH DROP CTRL, WHICH FAILED AFTER 2 SWITCH REMOVALS) - RBG light dispersion & patterns standard but quality My only complaint would be to eventually move to an all aluminum chassis for better sound, but they are solving for this by releasing the all aluminum GMMK Pro. Overall, nothing even close in the category. Hot swap opens up an entire switch world for the consumer to explore With the GMMK. Quality is very high for an entry level board. Don’t hesitate if on the fence - it’s a great board.

Minimalist design, no logos, solid construction, great weight, hot swappable switches, RGB, etc... Whats not to love? It would be really nice to have a removable USB cable instead of the hard-wired cable, but thats not really a big deal. You cannot go wrong with this board!

You wont find boards of this build for a cheaper price. Software could be a bit more on the color side but over all its a great keyboard. Highly recommend akko jelly blues for it.

My keyboard came warped. It doesnt sit flat across all four corners so theres a wobble when pressure is applied to the bottom right side. The problem is easily fixed by either putting a little pack of glasses wipes under that foot or adding a few layers of tape to the foot to make it a bit taller... but at this price point, its a pretty unfortunate problem. I didnt bother sending it back. For me, the fix is a minor annoyance, but it makes me wonder about their newer keyboard which is in pre-order. I already put money down for that thing before I received this and now my confidence in the company to deliver a good product has been diminished. Ill be asked later to pay the remainder of the balance on the preorder for their new keyboard and Im debating if I should just have them refund the cash Ive already put in. Other than the defect, the board is fairly nice. As my first and only modular keyboard, I have nothing to compare it to in that respect. The software for the keyboard could use a serious overhaul. Not even a patch. They should just hire some different people to build software from scratch. The macro options are lacking. The LED effects are decent, but I really expect some more functional software at this price point.