The GMMK is nearly flawless, and could be the endgame to your mechanical keyboard pursuit.
Mechanical keyboards are aplenty in the market. There’s a fair amount of thought that goes into both building one as well as choosing one for your needs. The biggest USP of the Glorious GMMK mechanical keyboard is that it not only allows you to swap out the keycaps, but also the switches, as well. And that’s on a per-key basis, so you can have an assortment of switches across the keyboard and all will work harmoniously together. This level of customization is quite unparalleled and something no other competing brand offers so far. What’s even better is that the GMMK is priced at $109.99, undercutting most of its competitors for the features and value it provides. Suffice to say, if you want a no-frills mechanical keyboard that’s solidly built and plays well, the GMMK is the keyboard to get. After using it for a few weeks, we can confidently say it comes as close to being the perfect mechanical keyboard as possible. The GMMK (or Glorious Modular Mechanical Keyboard) is as simple as a keyboard can get. It’s a rectangle slab of luxuriously finished aluminum topped with raised keycaps that makes it slightly easier to clean. The keyboard comes in three different flavors, namely Full-Size, Tenkeyless, and Compact frames. They all can be customized with different switches and keycap combinations to tailor the board to your liking. We received a full-size keyboard with ABS keycaps and Gateron Brown switches. The keyboard is free of any logo branding on the top, and instead places it behind the keyboard, out of sight. Along with the logo, you’ll also find a switch puller attached to the back, making it easy to carry it around and store instead of reaching for the box every time you want to tinker around with it.
