Glorious GMMK PRO vs Logitech G512

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...

You don't really see any bleed coming around the top of the the print right there or through out the side. Very, very nice, crisp RGB coming through t...

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

The "Tactile" typing feel is kinda chunky. The "Aircraft Grade Aluminum" is just a top plate, everything else is thick-ish plastic. **1 year later - The coating on my WASD keys is rubbing off, the space bar is cracked, and any clicky-ness has disappeared. Custom Roamer-G keycaps are pretty much impossible to get ahold of, and if you can, they're usually caps not made for backlighting

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 thing is considerably taller and your wrists and hands will fatigue and hurt after a day of typing. I don't know a better way to say this, but while the build quality is solid, the edges of the keys are "sharp", as is the edge of the frame. Again, I think a palm rest would fix all of this, but I'm ultimately going to look for a low-profile gaming keyboard and probably give this to one of my kids because my hands can't take it. Suggestions: Logitech should really include a palm rest with this, it might be one of the most perfect keyboards I've ever used and I can tell it's going to last a while

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.

In feel, sound and materials.The attention to detail, the software, the typing feeling, the sound, the beautifull but useless led strip of the keyboard and wrist rest..

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

And they removed the 3.5mm on the dongle! it was such a useful feature!! Plus in terms of software, the mic never worked, the buttons on the back never did anything unless bound to a logitech specific command, and the volume knob is so soft it just moves to easily, it it brushes your shirt collar prepare for ear rape.

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

The frame is metal, so it has more weight than what I am used to, but with the rubber feet and the weight, it does not move around unless I want it to.

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...

As a lot of others stated this is not a "small number of users". I love the progress you people made in the last five years but be aware your very lukewarm response over this very, very significant design/production issue won't go away. You own every single one of your consumers an apology and an action plan and its delivery therefore.