With this keyboard, the worst thing about it is the price. You're looking at pricing from $120 for the basic GMMK 3 all the way up to nearly $600 for the fully kitted out 100% GMMK 3 Pro HE Wireless.

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.

Full custom units are expensive Entry-level plastic option is flimsy Cable is almost too chunky Can't upgrade wired version to wireless The Glorious GMMK 3 is the third iteration of the company's ...

Glorious thinks it has the answer. Its GMMK 3 keyboard is designed with a two-pronged principle of attack towards the ever-growing enthusiast keyboard market, and it looks like this: You can ...

The GMMK 3 HE also polls at 8,000Hz to minimize input lag, not that human beings can even perceive the difference between a keyboard scanning itself 8,000 times a second versus 1,000 times a second.

Glorious Gaming just released its latest flagship keyboard, the GMMK 3. ... The GMMK 3 Pro ships with a durable full aluminum body, ... along with a revamped RGB lighting system and other goodies.

Two plastic pieces on either side of the keyboard feature RGB lighting, as well. Each layout of the GMMK 3 comes with this badge and those plastic slits, though the badge is the only one that's ...

It has since been superseded by the GMMK 3, although the GMMK Pro is still available for purchase at Amazon and other retailers — you can save $60 by opting for the older version.. However, I ...

I’ve been testing a full-size 100 percent GMMK 3 Pro in a highly specced configuration with an all-metal case (it weighs a hefty 5.6 pounds), HE Fox switches (Glorious’ go-to for linears), 2 ...

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.