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

Unsure if the issue is in the keyboard or the USB fob but stopped connecting via Bluetooth. Tried multiple machines but no success.

This was my first foray into a mechanical TKL keyboard after spending the last 4+ years with full-size Razer Blackwidows and was excited to try something from a smaller company with hotswappable key switches. After a few days however, I decided this wasnt for me at this time. Not that theres anything inherently with the product, it just that for me, there were too many drawbacks which Ill list below.

Coming from a membrane keyboard, this keyboard is awesome. I love how it has the aluminum and the plastic base. It’s very durable and love the look. The Gateron Browns are the only mechanical switch I’ve used so I can’t compare them to Cherry or Kailh but I do like them they aren’t loud and are very solid keys. And the best part about the keyboard is if you don’t like the Gateron Browns you can put either Cherry or Kaihl or all three switches which is a very nice feature. Also the RGB lights is so simple yet so good you don’t even need the software to change key colors. Although it’s not very important but the packaging isn’t glamorous it it’s black and white which I like because I see it as instead of dumping money to flashy gamer packaging they’re putting money in their products. Not to mention their packaging was very solid. So it’s a 10/10 5/5 which ever way you say it. I would recommend this to anyone. Did I mention it’s RGB?

The smaller form factor of the TKL keyboard is great for gaming, but I just did my taxes and I was missing my ten key :/

I originally bought this keyboard direct from Glorious because I figured it was a good base for a keyboard and that I could upgrade the switches and other things later if I decided I wanted more. It seemed like a good way to future proof things. However, I wound up spending rather a lot more money than I thought I would to get what I want out of it (mostly my fault on the part of the switches) and there are still some parts Im not sure about. TL;DR: its a pretty good base for an upgradeable keyboard, but the stabilizers that come with it are pretty bad, the software is pretty bad, and it (allegedly) has pretty bad input latency. More on that last part later.

My son loved it and easyer to use

Just built my first PC to do some gaming on and this is the perfect keyboard. Nice price point and you can change the keys out if you ever wanted to in the future. The RGB is clean with a lot of options, and the finish is awesome. Highly recommend this keyboard and the company for your other gaming needs.

Product was delivered as promised and works great. Buttons are easy to switch out and son loves the colors.

Im a software engineer and have a lot of keyboard time everyday. This keyboard delivers for typing satisfaction. I like being able to set the back-lighting to my whatever, typically red. The font is a little bit different from normal, but looks nice and I dont really look at the keys anyway. Its nice to know I can change out the key caps and switches if needed, but Im very happy with the factory setup. Wireless would be a nice option.

I love this keyboard feel amazing to play with it.