The GMMK 3 Pro has 8000Hz polling over USB-C, and that's a distinct differentiator over other DIY keyboards, which have 1000Hz polling as standard. The USB-C connector is in the middle, ...

The GMMK 3 Pro HE that I'm using comes with Glorious Fox HE switches, which come pre-lubricated and require 45g of actuation force. They're linear magnetic switches and come in a clear housing so ...

The GMMK 3 Pro is currently available for $100 more than the GMMK Pro, so the original is still a great, cheaper option if you're looking for an alternative to the new release — you will have to ...

In its most basic state, GMMK 3 is a $120 to $140 mechanical keyboard positioned against the Razer BlackWidow V4 and Corsair K70 RGB Pro, while offering more in the way of enthusiast-grade features.

The Glorious GMMK 3 is the third iteration of the company's keyboard lineup, and it replaces both the second-gen GMMK 2 and first-gen GMMK Pro with a single, unified design ranging from entry ...

My GMMK 3 sample is the Pro variant, which definitely feels worth the upgrade. Although I haven’t used the base GMMK 3, there’s no doubting the quality on display with the CNC aluminum frame ...

In terms of gaming features, the GMMK 3 HE is under-specced versus cheaper magnetic rivals like the Keychron K2 HE ($130), NuPhy Air60 HE ($139), Corsair K70 Pro TKL ($179), and Wooting 60 HE+ ...

Glorious, the PC peripheral manufacturer responsible for the incredibly popular GMMK Pro keyboard series, has returned with an exciting new addition to their lineup of premium keyboards, the GMMK 3.

The new Glorious models consist of two keyboards, the GMMK 3 (starting at $119.99 bare-bones, meaning no switches or keycaps included) and the GMMK 3 Pro (starting at $239.99 bare-bones), with ...

As you might expect with all those high-priced components, the GMMK 3 Pro HE is great to type on. But it’s a surprise to me exactly how nice it felt, since as I said, I’m using the HE switches.

The Glorious GMMK 3 Pro HE is in with a good shot of de-throning Asus, but considering the build I’ve been using is $500 things aren’t quite so cut and dry.