Glorious GMMK PRO vs HyperX Alloy Elite 2

It's really that which caught my attention. This manifests itself in not just a slew of optional extras that you can get for it, but a premium chassis...

That way. Take each piece out of it: what do you want? What do you need and you have the options so all in all, does it get my recommendation? 100? Ye...

This kit has some of the worst stabilizers i've had the displeasure of "using". Spacebar rattles and the other ones stick. To remedy this you can try cleaning them but not like Glorious instructs on their website with isopropyl alcohol; that murks the inside of the plastic housings and makes them abrasive and scratchy rendering them useless unless you take em apart and fully de-grease them in a soapy water bath then hand dry them after a rinse. Doing that reverts the lot back to usable (as in they will function) but with more rattle

7 inches. Its low profile and steel top deck give the body a sleek, stylish look. The hardware design makes way for the RGB lighting to take center stage: The Alloy Elite 2 now comes with translucent ABS "pudding" keycaps, which in addition to having a higher durability rating let more colorful light from the switches' LEDs shine through. "Pudding" doesn't describe the key feel (thankfully!) but the keycap composition

The Romer-G keycaps are also bad shapewise and uncomfortable. But, I would say that if you don't care about the brand, get a Glorious GMMK. Even better, get the barebones edition for it; if it's available in your region. It's hot-swappable and compatible with many keycap sets, so you can get the exact key feel that you want to get

This Alloy Elite 2 feels really nice in the hands. Keys wobble a little but are very smooth and solid. I didn't expect how nice this feels, It's light on the fingertips and just feels fantastic to type on. Again I'm used to low profile keys, from me that's a huge compliment

The overall typing experience of my Kailh Speed Silver and PBT keycaps build was quite good. I was surprised by how well everything fit together, resulting in a light and rattle-free touch-typing experience that’s made all the more impressive considering the GMMK Pro isn’t pre-assembled. While I wouldn’t say that it’s the best feeling keyboard I’ve used out of the box, the GMMK Pro is definitely up there.

It feels well-built with a steel plate on top, but the ABS keycaps feel like they're a bit cheap. It has dedicated media keys, great if you listen to music while gaming, and it has a USB passthrough, allowing you to connect your mouse or to charge your phone. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with a wrist rest and you may feel tired typing on it for long periods.

Time to get more custom...and along came the highly-popular GMMK Pro, mostly because I couldn't find a reasonable 100% and I wanted a rotary encoder

Like the Alloy Elite 2, the companion software has a Cloud Sync feature so you can easily sync your customized lighting effects across devices and save settings to the cloud. Also, this keyboard is fully compatible with macOS, so you can use it in a Mac setup and still have full control of your RGB backlighting.

So what i need is more SMOOTH and less heavy switches! also i want them to be accessible in the market and not overpriced

It is quite heavy. quite sturdy - the mechanicalness of it. IF you are moving up from a membrane keyboard, then this HyperX Alloy Elite 2 is a very good keyboard. You will be pleased

I think the price is totally worth it! I did end up buying the durock v2 stabilizers here on Amazon and I think that upgrade is a must before you assemble your board. The stock stabilizers were over lubed and just not great. I had no fitment issues putting in the durock v2s. Honestly for the price, just get those so you don't have to disassemble your whole bored again later

PRO: Price friendly. At least you can get a hot swappable, wireless (BT only), backlit, and numpad compact keyboard (96%/100 keys), which is limited choice on the internet. Feeling gentle for typing.

The replacement is exactly the same as the first and has the same issue, so that’s going to need some reworking on their side.. I think injection mold...

So I would keep that in mind again. This was designed for stationary use. So not portable used like what the a low FPS keyboard was designed for so ag...