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For 120 bucks I'd rather take a Portico or a Keychron V
Funny how this is the exact opposite of how Steelseries fuck their customers over. >

Don’t forget Razer support >

Never really had a bad support call with razer but I do love their naga line of mice. I just wish some more companies would make an MMO mouse that is good for small hand d people. >

When you reach for their support, they have a great questionnaire before going for a replacement, like I had an issue with my blackwidow elite, one of the questions “what were you doing when the problem happened?” Another question was “how do you use your keyboard?” And other amazing questions >

Yeah, the time I tried to get support for my Blackwidow V2 I ended up just giving up. LEDs were stuck in certain colours and the rep kept sending emails back and forth for like 3 days asking a bunch of useless stuff, ended up canning the Blackwidow and getting a Keychron Q1. Fun times >

In my case I gave up with them and ended with GMMK 2, no more Razer products no matter how great it could be as long as they have the disaster support >

I interacted with their customer support once about a return and they were extremely nice and responsive about it, they have a good group of people there for sure. >

They definitely are! They just helped someone out on r/glorious who spilt something on their keyboard >

I remember my model i stopped working and had a flashing red light on it, and glorious support were quick to respond and very helpful, I fixed it on the same day >

Most of these gaming brands actually have decent support, thats the one thing they have over the other "boutique" brands >

much better than GB GMK keycap exploiters that's for sure >

downvoted by people that are salty their keycaps get cloned for pennies on the dollar >

I have yet to see a good clone set, most have wonky legends and terrible kitting >

To be fair, kitting is the one thing I can't really say GMK is known for.
Though I have seen some more recent ICs with great base kits, hoping this trend continues. >

It's whatever the designer decides to optimize it to, can have whatever you want if you can agree on a price with gmk >

For sure, it's been historically unlikely due to pricing — not sure what's changed, the production upgrades GMK has made might be contributing to it? Just in time for GMK to make a resurgence with killer base kits at a great price. >

My keyboard was having an issue with its lighting, the rgb lights were staying green on esc key and the side light closest to esc, and I didn't have a warranty, I reached out to the company and they said they'd ship me a free replacement keyboard, so I shipped mine back and the replacement is on the way! Thank you so much for your rapid response and great customer service, I really appreciate it! >

Been looking for a new keyboard, was eyeing up between GMMK, Keychron and Akko. This settles that debate. >

All glorious products are overpriced af. Just go with akko or keychron >

Overpriced? The GMMK2 is $120 bucks and their mice are under $60