I've recently purchased a GMMK3 Pro, and a Keychron Q6 Max. Still awaiting delivery. But, I've got a GMMK3 TKL so can speak for it's quality. Superb build, so I'm hopeful for it's bigger brother.
Both are hot-swappable, both have RGB, both will have their days on my desk...I'm sure
Just get the GMMK3 barebones and get your switches and keycaps somewhere else. You'll end up with an insanely superior keyboard that way.
There's also the Keychron Q6 Max, but it doesn't come in ISO + white, have to get ANSI version + ISO PCB + ISO plate.
Mind you, the main difference between these two is RGB orientation: GMMK3 is north facing and Q6 Max is south facing. I have both and while the Q6 Max is way better, I despise south facing RGB so I've been maining the GMMK3 since launch.
In any case, NEVER go with the manufacturer's switches and keycaps, ALWAYS buy barebones and get better switches and keycaps.
I have all three and so far I like the 3rd one the best. It's way way heavier and the acoustics are a lot better than the other two. It only loses to the Q6 Max in my book because it's missing those 4 shortcut keys. Other than that, can't beat north facing RGB!
There's a 3rd version already? I still have an original GMMK full size which I modded and installed silent switches and some MT3 keycaps. Still use it for in the office. There's some negative opinions about GMMK but mine is still going strong. Happy shopping!
Hi, I have a glorious GMMK 3 75 wired, I bought it a while ago and i took it on a fligth with me and after the key two and zero have been acting up when i opened it, i noticed that the little connectors that attack to the board were deatched i and then i put them closely together again it worked but the fix has kinda stopped working now which leads me to my questions can i superglue them in place and the keyboard will still work or no? is there another way to keep them in place?
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