To be fair, I wouldn’t mind that if it were included as an extra Enter key, but this is the only option for an Enter key on this keycap set, so you’re stuck with it. I appreciated the 75% layout, but found that the stabilizers leave much to be desired and the gasket mount is a mixed bag. That said, the stabs are excellent, screwed on the PCB, and work incredibly well (once sticky-lube-free!

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Like most enthusiast-level mechanical keyboards, the GMMK Pro is compatible with QMK, an open-source keymapping software that lets you customize your keyboard’s layout whether you want to disable the Windows key or configure a certain key to turn your PC off. Compact, this is a 75% TKL keyboard featuring Glorious’ iconic rotary encoder making it great for both work and play. And, as this is a gaming keyboard, the software will also let you bind any key to another key, a combination of keys, a mouse function, a macro, or a shortcut. Keycaps, switches, and lighting are all customisable with the Glorious GMMK Pro range, but starting with a barebones keyboard can be somewhat daunting. Despite the initial bug, it’s a responsive and great-feeling gaming keyboard that’s amazing to game and type on.The Glorious GMMK Pro Pre-Built features per-key and side lighting, illuminating your keyboard in the full 16. You can also change its RGB lighting to change per-key colors, switch lighting effects, and adjust brightness, as well as adjust polling rate (125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1,000Hz) and input latency (2ms, 8ms, 16ms). This thing's endlessly customisable in just about every aspect with it's hot swap switches and support for GMK and even VIA if you want absolute control over it.

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the reassuring weight and beautifully finished aluminium case feel strong enough to withstand everything from heavy typing and the odd rage slam to occasional use as a hammer. Credit is provided by Novuna Personal Finance, a trading style of Mitsubishi HC Capital (UK) PLC, authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. All in all, a very good product and I would recommend to anyone who enjoys a quality keyboard that doesn't take up too much room and allows for custom switches and keycaps to be used, however, just be wary of the stabilisers which are quite frankly, not great.The case has a great finish to it and the side LED’s and appearance give it a professional look as opposed to the ‘flashiness’ of other gaming orientated mechs. The GOAT stabilisers are screw-in, pre-clipped and factory lubed as a testament to PC Gaming Race's manufacturing quality. interface, the Glorious Coiled Cable provides ample length for connecting to your PC whilst still looking neat on your desk.

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Of course, with the included nifty Glorious Switch Puller, you can replace them with any compatible switch. Perhaps the GMMK Pro’s most unique feature is its rotary knob, which can be pressed like a joystick. The rotary encoder looks very different from knobs on other mechanical keyboards, like the dial on the Das Keyboard 4 Pro, where it looks like it’s falling off of the board or the bulbous red encoder on the AOC Agon AGK700 which sticks out like a sore thumb from the middle of the top.

I tested one with the GMMK Pro and really loved the quality of the braiding, which makes me wonder if Glorious hired artisans to make these by hand.