and a red rotary knob and badge. I used Boardsmith to customize my board, and it came out to $567 in total. Obviously, that's at the higher end of the scale for the GMMK 3 Pro, and you can easily ...

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.

My GMMK 3 sample is the Pro variant, which definitely feels worth ... accented by the limited edition Volt key cap set and an electric green badge. It’s stunning set up next to my Fractal ...

As an overarching range, the headline features that the GMMK 3 and GMMK Pro support are ... Plus there are the little badges, which are magnetically attached little tabs with clear windows ...

A magnetic badge on the top right of the keyboard features ... Our build is extremely expensive, but we chose a premium build to see if the GMMK 3 Pro HE was worth the investment.

The GMMK 3 and GMMK 3 Pro are easy to configure and customize ... deck and keys a firm or pillowy feel), and Glorious’ logo badges. While there are many aesthetic choices to make based on ...

The badge I kept yellow (if only so it’s easy ... Inside the very fancy box, the GMMK 3 Pro HE came with both a metal switch puller and plastic keycap puller, a pretty decent little screwdriver ...

With a set of Ocean gradient keycaps, a silver accent badge and rotary knob ... Of course, these features are limited to the GMMK 3 HE and GMMK 3 Pro HE boards, but upgrading is well worth ...

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 GMMK 3 is available in 65%, 75%, or 100% layouts which all feature a rotary knob, magnetic badge, and RGB lighting. A Pro model for the GMMK 3 is also available, which features optional ...