Followers of the keyboard world will know that Glorious already have a linear switch in their arsenal in the form of the Lynx, but this is a new one. Plus, you can tune their debouncing time via Glorious’ CORE software to truly elevate their split-second responsiveness. All its keys are macro-programmable and individually backlit with bright RGB lighting, which you can customize using the companion software.

It could be a coincidence, but ever since the COVID pandemic forced the majority of the population to work and study at home, we’ve seen the (custom) mechanical keyboard scene boom like never before. The Q Pro Series boards also have a gasket-mounted design that provides a softer, more cushioned typing experience. GMMK 2 is a versatile and adaptable mechanical keyboard that allows you to replace, among other things, the switches to suit your needs.We've now recalculated the Single Key Latency and Multi-Key Latency scores with the endpoint properly filtered out, and both scores have lowered slightly. The keys themselves feel stable; there's a bit more wobble on the larger keys, but it isn't distracting. While nowhere near as long-lasting as the SteelSeries Apex Pro (100 million keystrokes), or the HyperX Alloy Origins 65 (80 million), Glorious makes up for this in other ways; the ability to easily replace broken key switches means this keyboard will last for years to come.

Eighteen presets provide variety, while the Glorious CORE software offers almost unlimited customization options.We've added links to the newly-reviewed NuPhy Halo96 [Halo65, Halo75] in the Typing Noise section of this review.

They feel and sound nice straight from the factory, with no audible pinging and no scratchiness on my testing boards.Glorious, born from a community of passionate gamers who demanded the best - Started by PC gamers, for PC gamers.