Glorious GMMK Eternal Review: Fits anywhere, sounds great
Something, something, going back to your roots. I guess that's what Glorious is doing (or, thinks it's doing) with the GMMK Eternal — its new wired mechanical gaming keyboard.The GMMK Eternal is, at a glance, pretty basic: it's wired, it has regular mechanical (not magnetic) switches and a standard 1,000 Hz polling rate. It comes with bright backlighting, double-shot ABS keycaps, and some gamer-friendly features such as multiple onboard profiles and macro-recording via Glorious Core.
- ▪Something, something, going back to your roots.
- ▪I guess that's what Glorious is doing (or, thinks it's doing) with the GMMK Eternal — its new wired mechanical gaming keyboard.The GMMK Eternal is, at a glance, pretty basic: it's wired, it has regular mechanical (not magnetic) switches and
- ▪It comes with bright backlighting, double-shot ABS keycaps, and some gamer-friendly features such as multiple onboard profiles and macro-recording via Glorious Core.
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Tom's Hardware Verdict The GMMK Eternal isn't the most exciting keyboard, but it sounds good and takes up very little space. $99.99 at Glorious Gaming Check Amazon Check Best Buy Pros +Compact size that's not overly cramped +Excellent sound-damping +$100 Cons -OEM profile keycaps -Generic-looking -ABS keycaps in OEM profile Best picks for you Best Wireless Keyboards 2026: Tested for Gaming, Typing, and Traveling Best Gaming Keyboards 2026: We've Tested Full-size, TKL, Mini, and more Best Budget Mechanical Keyboards 2026: Our tested picks under $100 Why you can trust Tom's Hardware Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and services so you can choose the best for you. Find out more about how we test. Something, something, going back to your roots.
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