GloriousGaming GMMK 3 PRO: Custom Mechanical Keyboard, TKL 75%, Modular Aluminum Body & Gasket System, Hotswappable MX Switches, Sound Dampening Foam, Custom Keycaps, British QWERTY - Black

I absolutely love this keyboard. It's everything that I was looking for. The build quality is excellent and it feels really high end. It feels great, very solid, and aesthetically it looks amazing. I like the customisation options and it's very easy to tailor to your own personal taste. I couldn't be happier with this keyboard. Great for gaming. Recommended.

Lovely keyboard. Very heavy and well built. I’m not a huge fan of the red switches that are in this build, but they can be changed and it’s a personal preference. My biggest Issue is the software. It simply doesn’t work! I search and search and found many have the same issue with no fix. Shame really.

Never really got the chance to try it out as the software does not work, atleast on the UK version.

I've been using the Glorious GMMK 3 Custom Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for a few days now, and overall, it's been an impressive addition to my setup. The sleek and premium design immediately catches the eye, striking the perfect balance between functionality and space-saving on my desk. The build quality is excellent, feeling robust and well-made, with the modular gasket system contributing to an overall solid and satisfying typing experience. The PBT doubleshot keycaps are another highlight, they’re textured, durable, and avoid the slick, glossy finish that tends to wear out over time. I also appreciate the minimalist and professional look of the black finish.One of the main reasons I chose this keyboard was for its customisation options. Being hot-swappable, it supports both 3-pin and 5-pin switches, making it incredibly versatile for switch enthusiasts like me. I've already swapped out the stock switches for something that better suits my typing style, and the process was effortless. The modular design allows for experimenting with different switches without needing to solder anything, which is a huge advantage.The rotary knob is another fantastic feature. It's well-positioned, feels high-quality, and allows for quick adjustments like volume control, which is super handy when gaming or multitasking. You can also customise the knob’s functionality, which adds to the keyboard’s overall versatility.In terms of typing, the keyboard delivers a smooth experience. The gasket-mounted design helps reduce harsh noise and adds a bit of flexibility to each keystroke, making long typing sessions less fatiguing. When gaming, the layout ensures quick access to essential keys without feeling cramped, and the performance has been consistently reliable. There's no noticeable latency, making it a dependable tool for competitive gaming.The RGB lighting is vivid, with each key’s illumination customisable via the Glorious Core software. The lights look fantastic on the black model, but the software could be more intuitive. It does the job, but it’s not as smooth as some competitors’ software suites.While the TKL layout is great, I do miss having dedicated macro keys. For those who rely heavily on macros for gaming or productivity, you might need to get creative with remapping keys via the software.Overall, this keyboard is fantastic for both gaming and typing, offering premium build quality, customisation, nice typing experience and priced reasonably.

A small keyboard without the numpad, which makes it more compact, the keys have a nice feel to them, and the sound isn't too crazy when you depress the keys like some other mechanical keyboards.The keyboard does have rear legs so you can raise the upper section of the keyboard to make it more ergonomically friendlyThe action of the keys is quite good, and as you get some sample switches you can try to see what switches fit your style best. Problem is you then have to buy them separately, as with all the other pieces to this keyboard.The sample switches all sound pretty much the same and seem to have almost identical action to them, unless I'm missing something? SO I assume the other switch types you can get can be tweaked to give different levels of pressure?This means that should you wish to try out "building your own" as is suggested on the product page, you would need to be spending a lot more, which to me feels a little bit of a shame, if you add all the extras you might need together, you could probably afford to buy a better branded one.At this high price point I think I expected a little more from it, in both design and modability out of the boxYou can it seems setup the RGB using the downloadable software, I haven't yet tried to see if this is addressable across areas of the keyboard yet, but I would hope so.All in all its ok, certainly not the best for a £129 keyboard, but it does the job, and if they were to perhaps, include some of the swappable plates I think this could be a contender. As mentioned previously for the price you could buy a branded one with better switches for the same if not maybe a little more, and certain the same if you ended up swapping out the plates, and switches of this keyboard, all adds up.Because of that I'm only giving it 4 starsBut I would certainly recommend it as it does what it says it will and works well, just the mod part of it for me lets it down, when it could be so much more

This thing insists on going to sleep every few minutes with the leds going out, responds quickly when pressed but it's dreadfully annoying.The software to change settings is abysmal and doesn't work - simple as that.Nice in theory but badly executed.The keyboard itself is OK to type on but other than that a bit of a dud - poorly moulded shine through keycaps, blurry and patchy characters.I can't bear it any longer and it's only been one night - it's going back.

The keyboard is well-built with a solid feel. It has good switches and produces a satisfying sound.However, the software for ISO versions is currently not working. According to support, a fix is expected in the coming weeks. Until the next software release, customization is not possible.