Glorious GMMK PRO vs Redragon K552

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...

The case itself does feel pretty hefty a non-detachable cable, but at least you've got this protection right here so that your cable won't just break ...

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

If you do not like using wrist rests for your keyboards, then the ergonomics should be fine.

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 RBG choices are plentiful and beautiful, from solid colors to rainbow, and even changing direction, you can't go wrong if you like colors. The key caps themselves light up, as well as a boarder around the keys. Lighting level is adjustable as well. So far, for the price, I'm beyond satisfied

The Glorious software (only for Windows, sorry Mac users) used for changing lighting and programming macros is stable and intuitive, but you came to the wrong house if you wanted a keyboard with more complex RGB patterns. This is a little disappointing, but the GMMK Pro isn’t specifically geared toward the audience that finds that aspect particularly important. In fact, Glorious only offers two sets of shine-through keycaps but nine sets of keycaps that are either solid colors or gradients.

I've been looking at the Redragon K561 Visnu, Tecware Phantom, MSI GK30, Redragon K552.

I'd gotten addicted to it when I had another that came with one out of the box. SO, I knew Glorious was on the list. And once failure had reared it's ugly buttocks at me, Glorious got the call. Call might be an understatement, but what is NOT understated is the heft of this keeb

An optional keycap would be awesome seeing as this product works on both systems, but I'm really not all that tore up about it. It is rather hefty in weight, but that makes the experience all that much better seeing as it really holds the keyboard in place if you have to use it in your lap for whatever reason! This is my first Mechanical keyboard, and I have done extensive research that all led back to this being my best starting point. I'll be re-reviewing this one year out to see if my opinions have at all changed. :) Big thank you to this company for putting this product out there

It feels like a custom keyboard. It really does. It is just completely aluminum top to bottom right there, and this didn't be used as a stinking weapo...

I'Ve had a Black Widow tournament Edition for the past six years, I'll bring it out right now. It looks and it feels awesome razor is just such a high...

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

Not as quiet as silent reds obviously, but you want inexpensive. Most membrane keyboards don't even mention if they support any kind of rollover.