Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Glorious GMMK 3 Pro is by far the best keyboard I have ever used. This is a highly customizable mechanical keyboard. It features a full aluminum body, hot swappable switches, sound dampening foam, and 9 points of modularity. From the moment you open the box, you easily get the premium feel. The first thing you'll notice about the keyboard itself is the weight. This is easily the heaviest keyboard I've ever felt. Inside the box you'll find the keyboard, usb cable, alternate Mac keys, key and switch tools, a screw driver, and a couple of sample switches that GMMK offers. Everything is well packed and organized in the box, adding to the premium feel. Once I got this keyboard plugged in, I instantly felt the difference between this and every other keyboard I've ever used, mechanical or otherwise. The keys provide a perfectly tactile feel, without being too clicky or loud. The aluminum base provides a sturdy foundation that will not slide around on you due to its aforementioned hefty weight. And while being a mechanical keyboard, it is surprisingly quiet, thanks to the sound dampening foam in the case. One thing I have noticed about a lot of other mechanical keyboards I've used is how loud they are, not just because of the keys, but because of like the echo or resonance or whatever that the case gives off. I had just come to believe that this is an inherent aspect of all mechanical keyboards. I was very happy to see that Glorious has solved this issue. The keyboard also features RGB lighting, which can be customized using the Glorious software. It's rather straightforward, but also allows for an amazing level of customization. You can of course pick through a handful of premade effects, which is fine for me. But you can also create your own, down to each individual key. Finally, this is a 75% layout keyboard, which I thought meant that the keys would somehow be smaller. But no, all it means is that the overall footprint is 75% of a full size keyboard. They achieve this by getting rid of the number pad as well as any extraneous keys, like dedicated media control and stuff like that. The layout of this keyboard is about as bare bones as it gets, which allows for that space saving design. They do manage to include a volume knob, which can actually be customized if you don't care about volume control. In conclusion, this is easily the best keyboard I have ever used. It feels amazingly well-made and offers a ton of customization options. And the user experience is the best of any keyboard I have ever used. I definitely recommend if you are looking for a great mechanical keyboard.

I have always loved the look and feel of mechanical keyboards, to the annoyance of my partner and at the time when office work was a daily occurrence, my co-workers. This might be because I was always a cherry blue switch type of guy... When I saw that Glorious was releasing version 3 of their GMMK PRO keyboard, I knew I had to try it out. I love the compact size in general for mechanical keyboards, but every manufacture has their own way of laying it out in a 75% form factor. I really do love how Glorious has designed this keyboard except for ONE "flaw", at least for me. There is no "Home" key, there is an "End" key, but the DEL key is where I would expect a "Home" key. This is just something I am always accustomed to using in my day to day and I know I can change the bindings via their Core 2.0 app (which I will discuss after this) but, would be nice to have that physical key, especially on a mechanical. The app... I know this is a preview build and has work to be done, but it really does have a ways to go. It is very confusing to use and comes with no documentation. I have no clue what the layers do, there is no in menu help to tell you anything. The key binding feature where you can assign macros, keyboard functions etc. is hard to use, I have not figured out how to do multi-key bindings, for example if I pressed FN + T and wanted it to do a keyboard function, it only seems to let me do one key at a time which is annoying you can't assign more than 1 key. Lighting effects are confusing to use and manipulate, even with the presets. Luckily it is software so it can be fixed, but it needs help. The switches on this keyboard are just heavenly. When I said in the beginning I was a Cherry Blue switch guy, mainly because I just love the feel and tactile response of a blue switch, when I first started to type on this keyboard, I immediately was skeptical because it was nothing like a Blue switch. These feel like cherry browns, but Glorious calls them "Glorious Fox". But man they are smooth as butter when you type and game and the response time is impeccable. The keys are sturdy, the entire body is sturdy, and quite heavy, so do not expect to travel with this unless you love a good workout. But just the overall feel and construction is amazing, I love the volume knob as well which is a very useful and nice feature to have on a 75% mechanical. Overall this is a great keyboard, but the software and some design features leave me to give it a 4 star out of 5 star review. Also wish I had gotten wireless, but maybe next time ;). I still will use this as my daily keyboard because of how great it feels on the fingers and how well built it is and the switch quality.

When I first got my hands on the Glorious GMMK 3 PRO, I could tell right away that this wasn’t just another mechanical keyboard. The unboxing experience alone felt premium, with the keyboard neatly packaged in a sleek, minimalistic box that exuded quality. Inside, the keyboard was well-protected, accompanied by a USB-C cable, a keycap puller, and a switch puller—nice touches that hint at the customization potential of this keyboard. Setup and First Impressions Setting up the GMMK 3 PRO on my PC was pretty easy. I was provided software for the keyboard, and plugged in the USB-C cable, and it was ready to go without any fuss. The keyboard has a solid heft to it, thanks to its aluminum top plate, which immediately reassured me of its durability. The matte finish not only looks great but also resists fingerprints, keeping it looking clean even after extended use. Gaming Experience I spent a good chunk of time putting this keyboard through its paces in several games, including Call of Duty, Fortnite, and Grand Theft Auto V. The linear switches are smooth and responsive, with just the right amount of actuation force. In fast-paced shooters like Call of Duty, the GMMK 3 PRO delivered quick and precise inputs, which is crucial when every millisecond counts. In Fortnite, building structures and switching weapons felt fluid and effortless. Even in the more relaxed environment of GTA V, where precision driving and on-foot maneuvering are key, the keyboard performed flawlessly. Material Build and Customization The build quality of the GMMK 3 PRO is top-notch. The aluminum frame gives it a premium feel, and there’s no flex, even under heavy typing. The hot-swappable switches are a standout feature, allowing me to easily swap out the stock linear switches for something different if I ever want a change. This level of customization is rare in most gaming keyboards, and it's a huge plus for anyone who likes to tinker with their setup. The keycaps are doubleshot ABS, which feel nice, though I would have preferred PBT for even more durability. Comfort and Ergonomics Comfort is crucial, especially during long gaming sessions, and the GMMK 3 PRO doesn’t disappoint. The keyboard’s height is just right, but adding a wrist rest made it perfect for my needs. The key spacing and layout felt natural, and I didn’t experience any strain, even after hours of gameplay. Conclusion Overall, the Glorious GMMK 3 PRO 75% Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a stellar choice for gamers and keyboard enthusiasts alike. Its robust build quality, excellent linear switches, and unparalleled customization options make it a solid investment. Whether you're diving into intense firefights in Call of Duty or cruising through GTA V, this keyboard has you covered. If you’re looking for a premium, customizable keyboard that’s built to last, the GMMK 3 PRO is definitely worth considering.

Nothing personalizes a gamer's space like a customizable gaming keyboard. With swappable keys, incredible precision, and a sturdy, solid construction, the Glorious GMMK3 Pro is tailor made to satisfy gamers of all passions and tendencies. Juxtaposing a minimalist, space-saving design with a weighty and sturdy feel, the GMMK3 Pro screams premium product. Fully aluminum in construction, the keyboard will find a spot on your desk and go unmoved until you want to displace it. The mechanical keys have a perfect flex and press to them, lubricated for a smooth and satisfying feel. When plugged in and lit up, the keys emit a warm glow and perfect visibility in any type of environment. Those keys are ultra responsive: they don't have the hard, harsh clicking of most mechanical keys, nor do they sit so low on the device that they risk your fingers slipping by for typing errors. Rather, the keyboard sort of breathes with each push, a tight, consistent resistance that gives you confidence in its precision and reliability. Another notable element to the GMMK3 Pro is its modularity. What's delivered to you in box is basically the bare bones of the keyboard. From the RGB lit accented palette, to the multi-functional and programmable knob, to the swappable keycaps for Mac or Windows users, each facet of the GMMK3 Pro alters its performance to its user's liking. Boxed with the keyboard and its USB-C cord are all the tools needed to reconfigure it to the way you want, limited only by your own vision and creativity. One point of contention may be the learning curve of the 75% keyboard if one is used to a full-sized one. The minimal design gives way to creative space usage on the device that may ultimately be the deciding factor for you. A lack of a numeric keypad or the disappearance of the right CTRL button might give you pause. However, these small shortcuts are outshined by a reliable, fully reconfigurable product that will ultimately satisfy even the most meticulous gamer. The Glorious GMMK3 Pro is truly remarkable.

The Glorious 75% GMMK 3 Pro mechanical keyboard balances performance, customization, and design. It is heavy, but I love it. Out of the box, there were firmware updates, but hey, I appreciate customer support. The keyboard has silent and heavy-feeling keys. This keyboard boasts a solid, all-metal chassis that is durable and quality. The 75% keyboard layout is for gamers who want a compact keyboard without losing out on essential keys. The keyboard is small, which makes it perfect for any desk layout and space while retaining functionality. RGB lighting is smooth and customizable, adding a modern look to any setup. And who doesn't appreciate that in a keyboard? GMMK 3 Pro keys are hot-swappable. This makes swapping out switches without a soldering iron easy and allows customization for even beginner-level gamers. Adding great setup for RPG and shooters. Glorious software allows keyboard customization and mapping of RGB lighting. While the software is straightforward, it lacks more advanced features. However, it provides enough flexibility for most users to set up the keyboard to their needs. The GMMK 3 Pro performs well. It's responsive and quick, suitable for gaming and typing. The low latency ensures that keystrokes are registered accurately and swiftly, which is essential for competitive gaming. The Glorious 75% GMMK 3 Pro is a choice for gamers who appreciate performance. Its hot-swappable switches and robust build quality make it a versatile and durable option. With software improvements that would improve performance, it still offers enough customization to satisfy users. The GMMK 3 Pro is a solid investment for anyone looking to upgrade their typing or gaming experience. At a very decent price!!!!

Gaming keyboard for the professional gamer. The keys are the most responsive that I have ever used. They almost anticipate my keystrokes. I really like the very solid feel and weight of the keyboard. I think the only thing I would have preferred is a full size option. The software download from the website was very easy to do and quick to install. I think I personally prefer a keyboard with the keys that are spaced a little better or normal if you would. The included tools and replacement parts are great includes to find in the box. I also this that the brightest setting could be slightly brighter. It is nice that the included packaging is all recyclable. I liked that the lighting options are pretty exhaustive including all standard options. The included USB A to USB C cable is a nice quality cable and should stand up to any normal gaming sessions. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone who wants to make a statement and prefers a smaller keyboard footprint. You will be happy with the performance and build of this keyboard.

The Glorious GMMK 3 75% Keyboard has been a great addition to my set up. The keystrokes are super soft and perfect. You have the option to upgrade the keys if you like louder or quieter options. However, be warned you can't be shy with this keyboard, it is built like a tank. It is very heavy yet perfect. The set up is very simple plug and play. For the lighting options you do have to download the program to be able to personalize it to your liking. The connection is a USB-C to a regular USB connection. The wire is long enough and comes with the tools needed in order to customize and remove the keys. This keyboard is highly recommended if you love the 75% set up. To summarize the build is perfect you are not going to break this, additionally it is very customizable to make it your keyboard from the keys to the lighting it is very simple to work. It looks great and does not get your hands tired like other keyboards it just sits perfect. I would recommend that you add this keyboard to your gaming arsenal.

I have been using some very cheap keyboards. Why do I say this? Based on the weight of this bad boy alone it is in a different category than the most of the others on the market. When I received this and picked it up I thought I got shipped a box of bricks at first, the thing is heavy. Opened up the box and saw that nice matte black finish and pretty much ran to my rig and hooked it up. Keys feel good. Nice sound to them if you are into that kind of thing.😉 Had to get used to the 75% keyboard but now that I am there is no going back to a full sized monster on my desk. I have gotten used to the RGB backlit keyboard and the multiple choices of of zones and actions from the keyboard. Braided USB-C cable is a nice touch. Has enough length to reach a computer that is on the floor further away your desk. Haven't had a need to pull any of the keys out yet to try different kinds but I do like the additional key caps to use this keyboard with the MAC. So many things that I have not gotten to with this keyboard. Hopefully it will stand up to the test of time and not break after a few months.

I am incredibly impressed with this keyboard. It feels so good to leave the expensive but often underfeatured mainstream gaming PC peripheral companies behind to try out a keyboard from a company trying to do things differently for the price. The marketing for this device says that Glorious makes the world’s most customizable gaming keyboards, and I am pretty inclined to endorse this claim judging from what I am seeing. This keyboard is fully equipped for users to try things out and get the experience they want from this device. It comes equipped in this model with Glorious Fox red linear switches, and they are absolutely some of the nicest red switches I have ever tried. The accuracy, smoothness, and repeatability of these keys are astonishing and refreshing in standard typing and gaming scenarios with frenetic and rapid key tapping. As if it wasn’t enough to have the factory switches ready to go out of the box, Glorious includes a sample pack of switches for you to sample, complete with puller tools and instructions. I found that the included sample of the Raptor (crisp and clicky) switch felt really good and that may be where I go in the future with my keyboard. Customizability features such as RGB and macros programming are excellent in the Glorious Core software. They are easy to navigate and far more intuitive than other competing gaming peripheral software I have tried, like iCUE. Good on you, Glorious! A cool and unique feature of this keyboard is the true support it offers for MacOS users. Rather than just being a plug-and-play keyboard that misses out on some of the shortcuts and features of a proper MacOS keyboard, Glorious gives you the means to make that a reality! They included two option keycaps and two command keycaps (crucial for those great shortcuts in productivity work), and there is even a switch built into the keyboard on the back that switches it from Windows OS features to MacOS! That is super awesome and supports that this as a highly flexible and dynamic keyboard for all users. The build quality of this keyboard is amazing and judging from what I can tell, is on par with some of the higher-end customizable keyboards out there. The all metal construction results in this being a solid and heavy keyboard which speaks highly to its pro status. I chose this specific wired model because, as a streamer and a gamer, I have realized that wireless devices often introduce reliability and connectivity issues into the mix that can mess up a stream or my gaming performance. Furthermore, battery life anxiety is something I don't particularly appreciate having to tolerate for multiple devices. My headsets are always wireless, but I do not mind my keyboard and mouse being wired, plain and simple. Altogether, relative to the crap household brand companies are trying to stuff down our throats as a good value when they aren’t in this price range, I am going to give this keyboard a solid and well-earned 5 stars out of 5. I will be recommending this keyboard to all of my friends. Thanks for reading and hope this review has helped you out!

The Glorious GMMK 3 Pro 75% keyboard is the newest generation of keyboards for mechanical keyboard fans. Glorious is known for delivering high-quality, customizable peripherals, and they have keyboards created to support gamers at all levels at a variety of price points. The unique thing about this keyboard is your ability to customize it to your liking. Even with this keyboard coming with high end components already inside it (namely the switches, dampening system and hot swap ability), there is room to make this "yours" and custom parts are priced very reasonably. The GMMK 3 Pro features a solid construction, with an aluminum top case, switch case and bottom case. This gives it a not only sturdy feel, and to be honest substantial weight to it. The 75% layout is compact yet functional, providing dedicated arrow keys and a few extra function keys while saving desk space compared to a full-sized board. It has a minimalist design with clean lines, which I believe fit well fit well with all levels of gamers. One of the standout features of Glorious keyboards is their modularity, and the GMMK 3 Pro follows this trend. It comes standard with Glorious Fox switches, that are both light weight and provide excellent feedback. The keyboard is made up of GPBT doubleshoot keycaps allow for light to shine through the keys and supposedly will not get dull or fade over time. These, like other components can be swapped out to make it custom to you, and the kits are priced reasonably. There are extra keys to make it PC or Mac specific, and there is a programable knob in the top right corner that you can use to adjust the lighting or volume (your choice, its programable). I think of it like adding a case to your phone, everyone likes something unique to them, right? The wired connection for the GMMK 3 Pro ensures a stable and responsive typing, which is perfect for both gaming and regular typing. The GMMK 3 Pro delivers a premium typing experience with very satisfying feedback. The build quality makes for a durable product, while the modular design allows for easy maintenance and upgrades. The GMMK 3 Pro 75% keyboard is just being released, and if you read the reviews for their other products people overwhelmingly state they are a strong contender in the mechanical keyboard market. This offering is no different as it is an upgrade to their already awesome 2 Pro. Yes, it is an investment as you can get cheaper options. However, you will not find the same level of customization, performance, and aesthetics. Although I am not a gamer, but son definitely is and is drooling over this keyboard (for him anyway, but I have to make him suffer a little). After doing research, you will see the same thing I did. This is a top-tier product and it comes in at a fair price point. I highly recommend this to any level of gamer out there, as it is something that will grow with you and you can adapt it to your style and level of comfort. You cannot go wrong here, pull the trigger on this one.

I have used a lot gaming keyboards and this is one of the highest quality units I've used. Everything is neatly packed within the box and setup is very simple. The cord connects to the keyboard via USB-C and via USB to your PC. The downloadable software is simple and easy to navigate. My device was fully up to date out of the box but is easily upgraded from the software. The keyboard is compact, but very heavy for the size. This is a huge plus for gaming because it stays firmly in place. There are no feet on the keyboard to change the angle, but there are two pieces included that can be attached to provide an angled use. The included keys all have easily configured lighting effects. Keystrokes are crisp and effortless. There is a slight click and just enough resistance for effortless control. There are several additional keys included, and a key removal tool. Each of the additional keys can provide specific resistance and performance. The application allows you to easily reconfigure the function of each key assignment or lighting effect. I normally game with a controller on my PC, but I have started to play more games with a keyboard and mouse due to the comfort and performance.

I have tested and owned a lot of keyboards, so it is hard to impress me. It has reached the point that all the top line keyboards are relatively the same. However, the Glorious GMMK Pro 3 changed my opinion. It is simply the best built keyboard I have ever used. The entire body is built out of heavy aluminum. It is a tank, I literally thought there were suction cups that I missed on the bottom when I tried to move it. Whether gaming or aggressive typing, this 4 lb. keyboard is not moving anywhere. With that in the mind, lets look at the rest of the features and functions: The keys – Top notch, mechanical keys. Super responsive with a desirable positive click when pressing. I am used to shorter keys, so it did feel a bit odd with how much the key travel on this keyboard. However, the keys responded only about halfway through. This is not a complaint, just something to get used to. The backlight works well since Glorious made some changes to the keys. The entire letter light up, not just the surrounding area. There were some complaints that prior versions had keys that you could not see what was written on them. I am not sure who needs to read keys at this point, but it is worth noting. One odd thing is Glorious chose to call the “Enter” key as the “Ascend” key. Another odd thing , I could not figure out a way to turn off the backlighting . Whether through the software or keyboard macros, I just could not get it to shut off. I turned the brightness down to zero in the software and it did nothing. The software – Meh, below average at best. There are basic functions but some I just could not get several functions to work. I could change the lighting profiles but nothing else really worked. Perhaps it is a preliminary version for testing. Customization – This is Glorious’s claim to fame. It is “mod” friendly with multiple options for different types of keys that are hot swappable. For me, I could not care less. The keys and build out of the box is so top notch that I do not see the need to change anything unless it broke. However, I can see the allure for some to be able to change keys and keyboard flex. With all the positives listed above, there are a few cons. The keyboard is not spill resistant. Knowing a lot of gamer fan boys, this could be a problem with the younger generation of gamers. As I mentioned earlier, the software appears to not be ready for prime time ( that should be an easy fix.) The warranty of 2 years is comparable to the competition but Glorious should separate themselves from the pack with a 3- or 5-year warranty (there are competitors that do it.) The keyboard is tall, so you definitely need a wrist pad of some type. In conclusion, this is a very nice keyboard. It is not perfect, but you cannot go wrong with it - especially now that the price point is so much lower than the standard Pro version. Tenkeyless/75% keyboards are not my favorite to use but the Glorious GMMK Pro 3 almost made me forget about the full-size experience. I think you have put all the marketing fluff aside to truly appreciate this keyboard. Ignore the customization, the flashy lights and all that extraneous stuff that does not mean much. Where the Glorious GMMK Pro 3 shines to down and dirty quality and performance. It is second to none in that department

Glorious GMMK 3 PRO is a nice solid keyboard. Substantial while being useful while gaming. This is a modular gasket system with a full aluminum body. It’s the perfect size for gaming which allows you to get to the keyboard and mouse movements quicker. The number pad has been cut out for ease of access. The box presentation is nice, bright, colorful, and recyclable. The instructions are easy to follow. While there is no number pad, Glorious filled in these gaps with “FN” keys that are perfect in the keyboard index. Under the “F” keys are FN which can control things like volume controls or playback controls for video. The GMMK PRO 3 does allow you to hot swap your favorite keys, so you can use your own keycaps if desired or change the switches. The gaming keyboard also allows for use on a PC or MAC, there is a switch near the USB-C that toggles between both devices. There is an Programable knob which can act as a muti-function key, this is great for other useful features like scrolling. Glorious CORE software must be downloaded if you want the best experience. Comes with “fox” switches which have a smooth and liner feel to each click. These keys are not as comfortable to me, but they do give the user samples of other keys. So far, my favorite are “raptor” keys. These make the keyboard have a clicky strong tactile feeling. I recommend you test all the sample keycaps. The keyboard is dense and heavy, not lightweight at all. You can feel the aluminum switch plates weighing down the keyboard if you hold it in your hands. The case is also CNC aluminum with RGB lights gleaming throughout the keyboard, and the keycaps that are default are GPBT Doubleshot keycaps. Keycap switches are lubricated parts, so they always feel smooth. The keyboard is great and better for gaming. I love the design of the keyboard and the way you can customize your own caps if desired. Tons of features that will satisfy you and you are getting your money’s worth. As a gaming keyboard it’s wonderful. 4/5.

The first thing out of the box you notice is the substantial weight of this keyboard, 3.9lbs. Wherever you put it down, it stays put. No sliding around. The build quality is outstanding with the top and bottom frames being made with machined aluminum. But the best part of this keyboard is definitely the key action. The Glorious Fox switches on this keyboard are amazing! Smooth as silk, tight, and responsive. This is a wired keyboard which is my preferred type of connection. With the Glorious Core app the polling rate can be set up to 1000Hz and Input Latency set to 0ms. There'll never be any lag in response time with this setup. The keyboard is fully customizable- the switches are swappable, the key functions are programable, the RGB lighting has full keyboard customizable presets, and per key RGB lighting with layers and savable profiles. There's one negative - The Glorious Core app to customize RGB lighting and key functions is not very user friendly and lacks any how-to instructions. You have to figure it out on your own. One other item of note is that this is a 75% footprint keyboard, meaning it's compact and takes up less space than a standard one. It may not be for everyone and of course it lacks a number keypad. Bottom line this keyboard is somewhat pricey, but you get what you pay for - in this case high quality build, outstanding key action, and customizability.