I Tried the GMMK Pro (So You Don't Have to.)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I take a look at the most popular new 75% custom keyboard. The glorious GMMK Pro is a very popular board, but is it a good one? I compare it to the Keychron Q1 and Idobao Id80.
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I have the same scissors as you
Randomly got really into keyboards this year, & now have 10 custom boards. Absolutely love my GMMK PRO w/ Everglide Aqua King switches. Love the sound & feel of the board, looks great, & a pleasure to type on
What’s your favourite board so far
Great to hear!
No, not lucky. I’ve been down the rabbit hole for around 3 years now and I’ve wasted at least 5k-10k on boards. It’s an addiction now. Since I started working, I really can’t control myself.
i bet you didn't try topre, because it's the best and makes all other boards unnecessary
@@zainzaidi5582 Haha! I don’t completely disagree, but my car collecting & racing hobby are far harder on the wallet, as are my sneaker & watch collections. I find building keyboards such a relaxing thing to do though in what little free time I have.
I love how honest you are even when companies send you box-loads of their shit.
I know right like some reviewers tend to bow down to the freebie senders, Hipyo Tech just hits diff
This is the only youtuber that i've seen talk about how their shitty stabs stick.
gasket mounting was in fact not made for the board to have flex or give, but to isolate the plate from the rest of the keyboard so that theres no metal to metal contact.
Yeah, gasket mounting is for sound not feel. The whole flex thing I'm not even sure where that came from, considering that boards that do have flex you don't really notice much of a difference unless you're pressing down on your keyboard with a lot of pressure.
Same with the hipyo silicone mod
@@TheCh0wderp it makes the typing softer
@@ozhuenlxbouginsrirluhnbrtw2266 not always. It only feels softer on some keyboards because of how soft they make the gaskets.
@@TheCh0wderp usually more flex may mean that gaskets are soft
I bought this with my first paycheck at my new job in July, and I'm really pleased with the result, but annoyed that I had to do so much fixing the board to get here. I already prepared to want to swap the stock stabilizers, change to the PC plate, and do PE foam, but it just kinda kept stacking with issues I hadn't really anticipated.
As you brought up, the stabilizers were horrendously overlubed, and I almost wish they just kept them bone-dry so they would actually function. Almost all the screws in the case, plus one of the stabilizer screws, were stupidly tight and before getting my patented Wowstick™ it was a chore to get open as a lot of them were starting to strip.
The PC plate that everybody says "oh yeah it has an easier time fitting stabs than the metal ones" also still had a horrendous time fitting Durock stabs to the point that I would have broken the damn thing before getting it to seat properly, so obviously I had to shave that down too. The PC plate also had poor alignment somehow because when I did get it to fit with the stabs straight, it then didn't have enough room for the rotary encoder on the PCB-- like, huh? After fixing mistakes that I had no reason to have to fix myself, I'm pleased with the result of that, but my god, Glorious.
On a lighter note, I got GMK WoB for the build which along with the Black Inks and the smokey Durock V2 stabs gave my GMMK Pro a really stealthy look, but I'm even more surprised that the black of the GMMK Pro and the GMK WoB are so damn close. It makes the whole build look cohesive and almost like Glorious knew what they were doing until they made their own keycaps and stabilizers. Though, for some reason my Escape key scratches, and even sometimes catches on the bottom of its divit if my keypress pushes it south of the keyboard and I feel like that another weird QC issue on Glorious' part, but probably just a margin of error thing.
Otherwise, my build is nice and muted and low-pitched, pretty much where I wanted it to be for this board. It has a bit of a unique sound to what I've heard from other GMMK Pros and even keyboards in general, but I think that might be because most people don't try to mute their keyboard to the point there's basically no resonance and just pure bottom out sounds. The Glorious Core software is also just horrendous and might unironically be held up by spaghetti and marshmallows, but when it works, it's okay I guess?
Good job actually talking about value, and comparing to other options on the market! Seems like there's still a ways to go for prebuilt boards to have quality stabs. Also nice to see a non-hype non-smackdown review.
I bought a GMMK Pro as soon as the ISO dropped and I love it. It's my first all metal keeb and I made it a silent build so sound isn't an issue. An FR4 plate made fitting the durock stabs a piece of cake too
q1 better tho
@@salmonhippo9824 1 year Later
I started with the Keychron K2 v2 and got the GMMK pro a week later along with some drop keycaps, krytox, blue dial knob, blue aviator cable, brass plate, and some glorious panda switches. Very pleased with my choice even at the stock setup, but after the plate foam mod, case foam mod, triple foam mod, and tape mod it turned into my end game keyboard. No complaints and has that highly sought after thockiness.
I got one Pro, then another for work. Right now I’m using Bobgums for home and U4s for work. I think the firm feel suits silent switches really well.
Apart from having overlubed stabs and stripped screws it is a pretty good keyboard :)
Stripped screws is a preeeeetty big deal though lol. But yes, i agree.
Having a business in Australia rn. Whee!
what are stripped screws? i’m new to keyboard stuff am learning
@@enzo-j5019 screws that have been ruined and cannot be screwed out, basically there is nothing for the screwdriver to grab onto.
@@enzo-j5019 stripped screws aren't just a keyboard thing, but it's when you're tightening a screw and keep trying to screw and the screw starts to have some metal chip off
Considering the frustrations you had while building this thing, I respect that you were able to provide such a fair and balanced review.
for your honesty on the sticking issue I subscribed and liked the video.. thanks for being extremely awesome and honest
I relate so much to that sticky stabs. It happened to me when I purchased my GMMK PRO. It was really funny how you meme it with your enter key that has a legend saying "Ascend" !
Oh god the stabs! I had that same issue with a GMMK Pro I did for a client and it was absolutely horrible lol. You know it was bc of how many content creators ripped into the stabs pre-launch haha
I bought a GMMK pro a couple of days after this stream and when I was building it I ran into stripped screws and overlubed stabs. But at least they included replacement screws. After fixing them the stabs and the board are pretty great!
How did you fix this?? One stabe is like making one key sound bad
That is an epic egg sandwich!! I'm coming back to Windows from Apple and have just discovered the world of mechanical keyboards through finding your channel. Geez, there's a lot to learn and a lot of choices!! Worked out I need a 75% though :-) I have remembered to ascend that subscribe button.
ok im gonna be honest Ive been listening to when i made it for like a week now and i didn't realize that it was you that made that song honestly fire stuff man keep it up.
Just got a GMMK Pro like 2 days ago. 3 months after, it's safe to say they didn't fix the overlubed stabs at all. Although, to their credit, the spacebar was the only one that was grossly overlubed. This was my first entry into custom keyboards, so it took me 2+hrs to fully disassemble, fix the lube job, and put it back together again.
on my wife’s board from the first batch, it had the horribly sticky spacebar. But I ordered one for myself on 04/2022 and it was perfect
@@guybrush3000 seems they got it sorted pretty soon after then. Unfortunately I've had an even more annoying problem since building it, where keystrokes just don't register like half the time. Really irritating since it seems to be in areas that I use the most (wasd area). I've swapped switches 5+ times from the spares I got when I built it and I STILL have problems with it. Unsure of why or what to do about it.
I bought this keyboard 2 days ago, so I'm glad to see hipyo making a review to help feed my confirmation bias after I blew $350 on a keyboard which I didn't think I'd do 1 month ago.
from my experience:
the pc plate sucks in terms of sound, just stick with the aluminium
get $15 replacement stabilizers and holee mod them, (the c3 stablizers fit just fine). the goat stabs suck.
if you want a firmer typing experience, go with this. otherwise, if you prefer softer typing experience, go with something else.
also, add pe foam and tape mod, it makes such a positive difference
I holee and bandaid modded the goat stabs.
Kind of wish I didn't put the keyboard together so I replace them they do suck
Why replace the stabs just to holee mod them
I just put in a $250 order last night, and this review just came out lol
@@trash3570 because preference, I personally dislike holee modding my stabs because it gives a little mushiness from my experience with them, but lots of people like them like that at the same time.
@@calussy8040 yea i get that but why would you buy new stabs just to holee mod them lmao, they could have done it on the goat stabs and been fine
This is the second video I've checked out of yours, and I'm sad i didn't discover this sooner. Your delivery is a trip. So entertaining. Oh, wait, the third. Anyway, cool stuff.
i added your song on spotify without even knowing it was you lol. keep up with the good work
Time to add your second song to my playlist. I don't even need to listen to it first after hearing your first one
Hipyo: this board has some thocc, but also some clack?
Me: “CLOCC”
great vid bro! if i get it ill make shure to get better stabs
Congrats on 300k! Good Christmas present.
I just got the gmmk pro and the stab (only enter key) is overlubed
“I’m a gamer but I don’t wanna rep gaming like that” I have never felt so seen
great video bro whenever i feel bad i come to your videos and just listen :()
Ascend.
I really enjoy the vids. They are entertaining and informative. Keep it up. 🔥
6:36 Sub and like earned. Durock Linears are just too easy as a goldilocks linear. Maybe not the best, but always a joy.
I've been wanting to try some nice switches, compared to the standard switches from major manufacturer boards, so I ended up ordering this. Sort of main-stream I guess, but I've always like their products for the most part (model-O is a win). Got some Durock stabs, Stupid Fish foam, and Black Inks. Also got the pc plate because of the stab fitment issues and too lazy to sand down aluminum/brass (at least for now; will see how the pc is). Only thing is I did get the gpbt keycaps. The legends are weird with the characters being directly in the center of the keys, but it'll be an upgrade down the road when Drop has a cool set. My wallet hates me.
love the music keep it up and you will get better at it :)
i just got my first wireless mechanical keyboard for my birthday, its a RK G68 and im really enjoying it, didn't think i would like the lake of numpad and function row, but honestly love how portable it is.
I just bought this keyboard recently and had major problems with the stabilizers. The only thing that they have fixed is comparability with durock v2. I ditched those stabs so fast. Otherwise I love the weight of the keyboard and how they sound with my lubed holy pandas. Hell, I even lubed my holy pandas with the gLube and it sounds pretty good! No pinging what-so-ever.
Me with my rk61 stock stabs:😢
good review. Other youtubers conveniently omit to mention the big shipping fee attached to the Q1 when comparing the price.
In my experience the best upgrade you can do to gmmk pro is getting a FR4 plate with lots of flex cuts. The FR4 plate is notably thinner than the alu plate so it will have more room inside the case to flex and then well it has flex and accoustic cuts so its a much better experience. It also fixed durock stab fitting issue of course. So if you want to spend extra money, get a FR4 plate. I like the one from hypekeyboards a lot.
How does the hypekeyboards compared to AVX Works?
Bought a GMMK Pro while waiting for the Q1. I can say GMMK pro is best built with quietness in mind. I got the unlubed lynx and lubed with 205g0. It's a less scratchy option when you lube all the contact points.
I'm planning to use this in the office after wfh and q1 at home.
You got me inspired to build my own keyboard and I'll I'm waiting for are my switches!
The GMMK Pro, while it was frustrating to deal with at first in terms of disassembly, the stabs, and reassembly after modding it, ended up being my favorite board that I own. Customer support was excellent. Currently, however, I should say that my GMMK Pro has chatter issues after a couple months into owning it. I'm not sure why this has happened, but I'm going to need to open it up and inspect the PCB. Hoping it's fixable, but it's really annoying to have to do that...
the regular gmmk doesn't have the problem with stabs, I have a gmmk and it's really good, too bad I picked gateron reds instead of buying the switches separately
love this keyboard, mine sounds extra thoccy with tealios v2 and durock v2, and a polycarbonate plate. lubed with krytox blah blah and TX switch films. overall came out super nice, tape and foam modded it
Did u use the foam between the PCB and plate?
@@datoucherwang7959 yea I did, used the foam that came with the packaging of the barebones gmmk pro haha
@@datoucherwang7959 also gmk laser keycaps, forgot to note that
Oh noice, I didn't use the plate foam cause I followed random Frankp, but idk if it would make it sound more thocc if I add it hahaha
I love my GMMK Pro. I have the polycarbonate plate, Glorious Holy Pandas, Durock V2s, and some KBDFans Keycaps. Happy with my first custom board.
This is the first video from you that i have watched and i have only seen 2.24 mins and im gonna sub just because you are so chill and nice. I allso like how you just say that the mousepad didnt mean anything to a lot of us and you just move on without a lot of shameless selfpromoting. I hope you got what i mean :)
I bought this keyboard like a week ago and i can't complain. Glorius fixed everything what was bad then, the stailizers came with absolute no rattle (of course i holee moded then and did many other things, but they were absolutely amazing even stock). This is just a messege for anyone who would like to buy this, but is afraid of these past problems :D
I just got this keyboard a month ago, but I still got one with the sticky stabilizers that don't ascend. So YMMV.
Absolutely in love with my GMMK Pro. I went with Silent Alpacas (lubed and filmed), Durock stabs (lubed and HOLEE mod), and polycarb plate. Some say it is the quietest keyboard in all the land 😁
Great vid! That egg sandwich looked amazing.
I've had mine for a few months. Idk if its because I bought the prebuilt one or not but I've had absolutely zero issues with it, and it's honestly amazing.
Ok so, I recently got into keyboards. I just needed a new one so I went with the keychron k2 v2 and I like it. I get why mechanical keyboards are a whole sub culture thing now! But obviously it’s considered an affordable option. I do like it for my purposes, but now I’m interested in something slightly fancier. What would be a good single step up from a k2? I want something similar in size, maybe tkl and perhaps with more thock! I prefer a more muted sound (far from clicky clacky) and I really like the way those MA keycaps look on some boards but dunno if they might be weird to use? I dunno if I’m really at the point of doing too much custom stuff myself. I’d love to get a keyboard that is pretty great stock built but still gives me the option of perhaps changing some stuff out in the future. Any suggestions? Oh and I HATE when a keyboard has a Fn key to the left of the spacebar. Gotta have a regular three key row there.
Got my GMMK PRO during their 1st shipments and I haven't had any issues with the stabilizers
same here, mine is fine and I got the first batch too through pre ordering
great to hear!
@@HipyoTech thanks brother
This review and comparison were v helpful
Great review of the keyboard but what a shame about getting one of the older units. I received my GMMK Pro (silver ice) directly from their website a few weeks ago and thankfully can attest that the stabilizers have been addressed, at least on my unit. I did have an issue with my backspace stabs but it sorted itself out after some usage. As a newbie into the hobby I was overwhelmed with all the choices but landed on this. I'm sure it wont be my last keyboard I build but for my first one I'm very happy throwing away my Cooler Master Masters Keys L from 2019. Refreshing to hear the hot take about coiled cables from the stream too haha.
You should check the glorious pandas out, i think they don't quite live up to the hype but they're still among my favorite tactile when lubed.
Just bought one of these bad boys and it sounds fantastic. However, there is no way for me to leave my review for it on their website for some reason. The stabilizer issue still exists and I had sticking stabilizers for every single one, it was an easy fix (replace the pads with some med tape and relube the stabs correctly )but it's really annoying that I had to open it up for that. It also has the tightest screws so make sure you have a quality screwdriver to not ruin your new KB.
I sub and like as well cause the delivery is fire!
Just built my first build ever with this board a few weeks back and uploaded a sound test on my channel. Pretty good for someone like to me get my feet wet honestly. I swapped out the stock stabs though cuz I've heard/seen a lot of bad thing about them.
I agree that there's definitely some good and some bad with this board, but I like it. It's currently my daily driver.
The Good:
-ROTARY KNOB. This might be one of the most inexpensive boards with a rotary knob, which is bound to volume by default. I like knobs.
-The cable: surprisingly nice? I wasn't expecting something braided. And it's USB-C. If I didn't have my own cable that I really liked, I wouldn't be mad to use the stock cable.
-The sound profile is really pleasant in my opinion. Yes, the case is very muted. I like that. I'm hearing the switches and keycaps, not the case when I type.
-It's a BEEFY board. That with the rubber feet means that it's not going anywhere.
The Bad:
-The stock stabilizers were WAY overlubed, as previously stated. I'm glad I purchased some Durock V2s when I got mine. (Honestly, I suspect the GOAT Stabs would be pretty decent if they didn't have so much grease on them. I'm planning on cleaning them a bit, and sticking them in my next build, just to see.)
-The screws, man. Some are just *slightly* different, which makes assembly and disassembly a pain. Also, stripping. The screw holes come pre-stripped for you. Only two on mine, but that's still two too many on a board that I spent more than $150 on.
The Ugly:
-The software is a little clunky and not as flexible as I would like. While the board is technically compatible with VIA, you can't really customize the RGB lighting or the binding to the rotary knob without the Glorious software. (As of writing this out. Or I'm a moron. Those two things aren't mutually exclusive.)
-The gasket mounting is not as soft as one would expect. (If you like a softer board, this will be a con. But if you're like me and like something kinda stiff, you're in luck.)
-Due to how the top part of the case is shaped, it's kinda difficult to remove keycaps from the function row. Just a thing to keep in mind.
-The marketing. This is more of a preference I suppose, but they're REALLY leaning into the Epic Gamer aesthetic. I find it to be a little much. "Why you gotta make it weird?" (1:28) summed it up really well.
My recommendation:
-Get unlubed switches and lube them yourself if you get the Glorious Pandas or Lynx switches.
-Get Durock V2s or your favorite stabilizer to replace the GOATs.
-Use a screwdriver that uses the EXACT size for the screws. It'll help the assembly and disassembly. A lot. (I want to say it's a Phillips size 000?)
Overall, it's a great board if you're willing to give it a little TLC. Just don't expect it to live up to the hype right out of the box.
I don't get why people complain about a company marketing to people who game on their PC's...it's a HUGE portion of the market and they are trying to compete with companies that sponsor the pros that we watch.
I'm a little late to the party, but you can fully customize the board layout (including the rotary knob) by flashing the QMK firmware
@@Osprey1994 frrr
“This keycap set is ONLY $80 so it’s pretty good” dude ur paying for plastic 😭
ID80 gang!!! When you stack a ton of mods, the ID80 can sound fantastic. Add in some SA keycaps and you're golden (Or ASA if SA is too tall for ya, Hipyo!). Nice vid. I'm kinda glad I didn't go with the GMMK Pro as my first board. Though, it would be sick to have a board with a rotary knob.
Okay so I’m not the only one running into that sticky stabilizer issue with GMMK Pro’s!!!! The solution to that is to loosen the screws for the stabilizers (that fixed it for me)
5:26 Be careful about using Durock V2 stabs on the GMMK pro. On brass and aluminum it becomes a very tight fit, and personally I had to sand my aluminum plate down just to get it in.
I concur with this. Hopefully Glorious will make the brass plate more adaptable in the future for 3rd party stabilizers.
I thought they'd already addressed this in newer units?
@@Ragnorok64 I think mine was either batch 1 or 2. I'm not sure if they addressed it. If they did, good on them.
I've talked with several people with newer units that the durock stabs fit with no issues at all. There are some people who happen to get some of the old units from the warehouse with the issue still occasionally
@@K3N71 they did few months ago, just contact them if your plate has the issue
I have this keyboard and it had the sticky space bar and enter key, I just mashed them a bunch of times and they work just fine now
Exactly what I thought would've worked.
Was doing some web dev homework today and had where u going on loop for like a couple hours lol
that hipyo give me free keyboard huuuuuu part sounded kinda like thocc goober is this the return of mmm thock yum yum thock
I recommend the Q1 if you have sometime to mod it, and maybe an extra 15-20 bucks laying around for some sound dampening stuff and a bit of masking tape; sound dampening foam + masking tape where the case meets goes a long way, and if you’re just looking to eliminate ping then that’ll do it.
@Drakey379 it helps a bit, but not a ton. It’s definitely noticeable if you’re not wearing headphones. But a bit of masking tape and throwing on the extra gaskets is definitely worth it.
Hipyo: hates on ISO
Also Hipyo: says aluminium the british way
are you with the brits or not hipyo make your mind up (yes I know ISO isn't exclusively british)
Most languages got a second i in the word. America is special yet again.
I’m about to buy my first custom and yes it’s an idobao id80 wish me luck hipyo I’m so excited!!
the unlubed switches are great for sure i just got them today and honestly they sound good non lubed. no sticky switches at all nor any scratchiness
Im basic af with this hobby, but omg dat Knob.
I’m currently enjoying my gmmk pro, I have husky linear switches in it currently with the hipyo key caps and it looks amazing
I just got my gmmk pro in December 2021 and the stabs are some of the best sounding and feeling things I’ve seen. Unlike the drop alt stabs
Definitely has its flaws, but modding it makes it so good
what mo
ds are good
any chance he'll do the NJ80 from keydous? its literally the gmmk pro but wireless
YES PLEASE
I have been used to gaming keyboards most of my tenure with having keyboards, made the switch for my k95 platinum to a gmmk pro and immedietely felt a better typing experience but a huge lack of features that I had been acustom to, also the non standand keycap set is not my favorite, it felt really cheap and the PC plate that I ordered didnt fit the best and the switches popped out really easily. Ended up selling it to a friend and then replaced it with the Everest Max, I love the amount of features that it has and also does a good job of bridging the gap for me between gaming and custom boards as well.
Gateron cap v2 are really nice for the price and the factory lube was consistent for my batch except for 1 switch out of the 110 I bought. I could've been lucky though
You talk about how this is too expensive, that's too expensive, and then you go on to talk about your affiliate keycaps come in at a great deal, $80.. LOL. While your review seems very honest, you lose some credibility there.
Bro some keycaps are $200😢
This is not budget
It is black then
" i took a break and ate an egg sandwich. If you wanna send me a gift, send me sourdough bread" Honestly should be a Rick and Morty line
just ordered a kbd67 lite r3 and gateron cjs for my first build im so excited :D
Just FYI, regardless of the keyboardy stuff, they sell great micr as well. The glorious model O has been my main mouse for a long time, and feels great for $50
It looks so nice!
my god i was wondering why my gmmk was so sticky on the keys considering it has stabs im new to keebs as a hobby and this helped me a lot you got my sub
i love the "floating" spacebar lol
cant wait for the new video thank you for the new video
the ascend part killed me HAHAHA
Just a note to anyone buying this keyboard - the Durock V2 Stabilizers only fit with the polycarbonate plate and is one hell of a squeeze. Reason being is that the Durock stabs are a little wider than the GOAT stabs. Worth the replacement though and definitely recommend getting the poly plate and doing the triple gasket mod if you were thinking of running tactiles with this board.
Can't wait!!!!
Just got this board myself, after a stabilizer swap and a pe foam aswell as a tape mod i can tell u that this is a thoccy boye that ive got my hands on. Im using gat yellow switches for it.
The fact that it's corn themed makes me cry bc Korn is one of my favourite bands from my ternagedom 😭
Definitely gonna buy it if that's the sound test
I just got one and the key caps still stick so thanks for this vid
Cool I can’t wait
Id def consider the fr4 plate from avxworks for the gmmk pro over the three plate options if you wanna mod your board further
When I got this Keyboard a few months ago, the left stab housing for the space bar just wouldn't work, I was going to relube them anyway but the issue was that they used so much lube, some of it dried up, making it super slow to come back up or me pulling the spacebar back up on that side, the spacebar wire was also bent and pretty much unfixable with tapping on a flat surface. So I now have a very rattily spacebar, everything else is good though and the rest of my relubed stabs work pretty well, still not GOAT though.
7:11 when he said "it's corn time" i was really hoping for the screamo in the music twist
Got my GMMK Pro a few days back, and it feels nice, but those stabilizers were just terrible. I have since replaced them, and it feels way better.
i was really disappointed with the stabs on the gmmk pro when i first got it, but i just wiggled them up and down from the stems and they turned out pretty nice. really nice sound with gat blacks.
Just got the gmmk pro in the mail for my first build, I can say that the stabilizer overlubing issues & the aftermarket stabilizers not fitting w/o filing, along with stripping screws are still a problem (at least, for me)
I used durock V2 stabs and had to file the aluminum plate for about 40 minutes to make them fit, not very fun for a issue that should be fixed (along with everything else).
Love your videos Hipyo
Got one of the first batches of the iso layout in the UK and my god were the stabs sticky. Luckily they've gotten better with use but it's a pretty dumb issue to have to deal with. Sourdough gang
I just got the glorious panda switches and honestly a review and breakdown would be swag :/
True about there customer support it is the best compared to any other PC company out there. I was surprised how hassle free it was to get a replacement product from them in the matter of two weeks I had a new product at my door. they don't ask for the faulty product back too. as they are not about waste.
Crazy how mutch you have grown
That sandwich looks so nice