Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's a great keyboard very user friendly especially for small hands

Loved the lights on it! Easy to plug into our computer system. The keys aren’t loud when typing!

Great gift for a gamer! Our teen gamer loves this keyboard!

Always a big fan of glorious products. This was a gift and he loves.

My daughter likes the compact design and the quiet keys.

Very nice membrane keyboard! Great looks for the price

Really good keyboard for the price! No real things to complain about!

Works beautifully, the switches feel perfect, responsive, and the RGB is fully customizable

typing on this keyboard as i write this review and i like it allot !

Great upgrade from what I had previously. Very smooth keys and hang up either.

Feels like an actual mechanical keyboard works amazing

Great keyboard. Only knock is that the switches are not replaceable. Worked well, loved the accessories as well.

Easy keyboard to use and for the price this is amazing deal

Its been almost a week and im having no issues, as on yet.

I like the sound of the keys and brightness of the lights.

Brought this item for my nephew, so far no issues.

Alright, let’s talk about this Glorious GMBK 75%. First off, I wasn’t expecting a membrane keyboard to feel this good. I usually lean mechanical for that tactile feedback, but this one surprised me. The keystrokes are smooth, responsive, and quiet enough that I can game late at night. The 75% layout is a sweet spot—compact enough to save desk space but still gives me all the keys I actually use. No wasted real estate, no reaching for function keys. It’s clean, efficient, and fits right into my setup. Now, the swappable MX-compatible keycaps? That’s where it gets fun. I’m all about customizing my gear, and this keyboard lets me swap out caps like I’m building a mech suit. I threw on some textured caps for WASD and a bold escape key just because I could. It’s got that Glorious flair without locking me into one aesthetic. Build-wise, it’s solid. No flex, no cheap plastic feel. The wired connection is stable—zero latency, which matters when I’m deep in a match and every millisecond counts. RGB is tasteful, not overkill. I dialed in a subtle wave effect that matches my desktop wallpaper, and it looks slick without screaming “gamer.” Would I recommend it? If you’re looking for a budget-friendly board that punches above its weight, especially for membrane fans or anyone who wants customization without diving into the deep end of mechanical mods—this one’s a win.

The GMBK 75% Keyboard warmed up to me. It is very lightweight and minimal. It has a non-metal build to it. The RGB looks very sweet from the default settings. I enjoyed how the USB-C port is in the middle. It's not to the left or right. So I can position my keyboard in the middle of my gaming area. The keys themselves felt a bit stiff. They are not as loud as some other mechanical keyboards. They definitely aren't as clicky. They have a good typing feeling, in my opinion. But overall, the experience was fine. No delays or lag with the keyboard while using it. As with many keyboards of this nature. There are a decent number of upgrades for the GMBK 75! You can get additional keyboard frames, Switches, and extra rotatory knobs. Speaking on the knob, it's a great feature to adjust volume. If you're listening to some music while you game. It's always a great function to be able to lower or raise to the audio quickly. The best feature is the price. This isn't gonna break the bank. Insude the app, you can change some settings. You can chcnage RBG per zone. You can also set up some keybinds. It's the basic controls and everything in the app worked fine. Simple and easy Keyboard with an app that works.

This keyboard is 75% the size of a standard sized keyboard. It is a wired keyboard requiring an open USB Type A on the host computer. The USB Type C end of the cable plugs into the back of the keyboard. The USB Type A does not need to plug directly into the computer. I have mine plugged into a hub and have no problems so far. The top of the keys is about the same size as the ones on my standard keyboard. The keys are replaceable using the keycap puller provided in the box. The up and down stroke of the keys is a little deeper than my standard keyboard. Installation of Glorious Keyboard is plug and play. The function keys are preprogramed; there is a list in the online Quick Start Guide. The web site is listed on the provided Quick Start Guide; there are more details in the online Quick Start Guide. In the upper right corner of the keyboard is a knob for adjusting volume. The Glorious GMBK keyboard is backlit with an RGB configuration. Adjusting these lights and patterns is best completed using the Glorious Core application. Within the application you can set up three different profiles. There is a tab for adjusting the performance of the keyboard. You can adjust the polling rate to 4 preset levels, 125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz and 1000Hz. Adjustments for input latency are 2ms, 8ms, and 16ms. You can also select a timer to turn off the lighting features. There is a sliding scale of 1 to 30 minutes after no user input. There is also a tab for adjusting the lighting features. There are two features for adjustment, globally or per zone. Under Global Effect there are 2 settings, one for Color Mode which allows you to select from the 5 presets, the other is Chromatic which allows you to select either Hex or RGB. RGB is three groups of numbers from 0 to 255. Each box represents its color, Red Green and Blue. Hex allows you to enter an ASCII code of each color. Under per zone effects there are 10 zones of which you can select a different color for. The last tab is for key binding. Here you can select a key and assign a value to it. You can select from None, Keystroke, Macro, Multimedia, or Shortcuts. There is a lot of functionality built into this keyboard. My fingers have on occasion struck 2 keys at once, but with use I have adjusted.

This gaming keyboard is really the perfect small tenkeyless gaming keyboard that has a lot to offer for it's small size in terms of customizability and features. For the keyboard itself, it has a membrane and key switches that use the mx style keys so you get the best of both worlds where you have a keyboard that will resist spills/dust and make it easy to keep clean with the swappable keys. The switches are really quite responsive, and I do like the overall feel of this keyboard. One of the features I like that is small but a solid feature to have is the removeable USB-C cord so you can swap it out to a different style or color to customize the look even more. The RGB effects are pretty cool and taken to a whole new level when you get a set of the chroma keys for it. Even though the keys don't have individual RGB colors, I actually really do like how this keyboard looks especially with the Chroma keycaps. The multi-media knob is pretty cool and does give you quick access to volume or other controls with the software installed. The software that Glorius has does give you additional functionality and access to features for changing the lighting and macros. Overall, I'm impressed for how small this is and how good it is in terms of quality and features that are included where most entry level keyboards don't even try to go. If you're looking for something that's good, durable and just works, look no further!