Glorious GMMK Pro Gaming Keyboard Bundle / GMMK Pro Gasket-mounted 75% layout Gaming Keyboard - White Ice, 16.8 million color RGB Lighting - GLO-GMMK-P75-RGB-W / 3 x Panda Mechanical Switches - GLO-SWT-HPANDA / Polychroma Translucent Keycaps - GLO-KC-POLY-RGB / GMMK PRO Rotary Knob - Gold - GLO-ACC-P75-RK-G / (Self-Assembly Required) / GLO-GMMK-P75-RGB-W-Bundle-Panda3 + FREE DELIVERY !

This bundle pairs the Glorious GMMK Pro 75% gasket-mounted keyboard in White Ice with three packs of Glorious Panda tactile switches, a 115-key Polychroma translucent keycap set and a gold GMMK Pro rotary knob. The keyboard carries 16.8 million colour RGB lighting. Self-assembly is required, so switches and keycaps are fitted by you rather than arriving installed.

Four items make up the bundle: one Glorious GMMK Pro gasket-mounted 75% keyboard in White Ice (GLO-GMMK-P75-RGB-W), three packs of Glorious Panda tactile mechanical switches (GLO-SWT-HPANDA), one set of 115 Polychroma translucent keycaps (GLO-KC-POLY-RGB), and one gold GMMK Pro rotary knob (GLO-ACC-P75-RK-G). Each part is a separate Glorious product and can be replaced independently later.

The GMMK Pro at the centre of this bundle is a modular mechanical keyboard built from enthusiast-grade components, with a gasket-mounted plate rather than a plate screwed rigidly into the case. Every aspect is customisable, from appearance through to sound and feel, which is exactly why it is sold as the base of a bundle rather than as a finished board.

The 75% layout removes the number pad while keeping the function row, arrow keys and navigation cluster in place, so nothing used during a game or a working day goes missing. The space a numpad would occupy goes to the mouse instead, which matters most for players running low sensitivity and wide sweeping movements.

Glorious positions the GMMK Pro as a desktop showpiece, a board meant to be looked at as much as typed on. That intent runs through the whole bundle: translucent keycaps, a gold knob and a White Ice frame are chosen for how the finished keyboard presents on a desk, not only for how it performs under the fingers.

This bundle is built on the White Ice version of the GMMK Pro, a pale finish that acts as a bright backdrop for RGB rather than absorbing it. Light-coloured keyboards show the colour of translucent keycaps far more clearly than dark ones, which is why the White Ice board and the Polychroma set are paired here.

Material selection is where a keyboard's lifespan is decided, and Glorious specifies durable materials across the GMMK Pro so the board outlasts the components fitted into it. Because switches and keycaps are user-replaceable, the chassis is the part that has to endure, and it is built with exactly that role in mind.

Beyond raw durability, the GMMK Pro is finished to a standard that holds up to close inspection, which is what separates an enthusiast board from a mass-market one. Panel gaps, frame edges and the seating of the plate are all visible details on a keyboard that spends its working life directly in front of you.

Gasket mounting is what gives the GMMK Pro its typing character. The plate is suspended between gaskets instead of bolted hard to the case, so each keystroke lands with a small amount of give rather than stopping dead against metal. The result is a softer bottom-out that stays comfortable across long sessions.

The GMMK Pro's RGB lighting spans 16.8 million colours, enough to match the board exactly to the rest of a setup instead of settling for the nearest preset shade. Paired with the translucent Polychroma keycaps in this bundle, that lighting becomes the dominant visual element of the finished keyboard.

A custom-designed polycarbonate switch plate replaces the rigid metal plate found in most keyboards. Polycarbonate flexes under a keystroke, creating a softer typing surface and a more tactile sound, and it suits clicky switches particularly well. Changing the plate is the most direct way to alter how the entire board sounds.

The polycarbonate plate is semi-transparent, so RGB light passes through it rather than stopping at an opaque metal sheet. Illumination therefore reads brighter and travels further across the board. It is one component doing two jobs at once: softening the typing surface and improving how the lighting looks.

Three variables can be tuned independently on the GMMK Pro: appearance, acoustics and the physical feel of a keypress. This bundle addresses all three at once, with Polychroma keycaps changing the look, Panda switches changing the sound and feel, and the gold knob changing the one control you reach for most often.

This is a bundle of separate Glorious products rather than a pre-built keyboard, so self-assembly is required. The Panda switches push into the sockets, the Polychroma keycaps press onto the stems, and the gold knob replaces the standard one by hand. No soldering is involved at any point in that process.

Three packs of Glorious Panda tactile mechanical switches are supplied with this bundle, enough to populate the GMMK Pro's 75% layout. Panda switches are the tactile option in the Glorious range, built around a pronounced bump partway through the keystroke rather than the uninterrupted travel of a linear switch.

Glorious Panda switches use the original INVYR Panda housing moulds with upgraded internals, producing a distinct tactile feel and the deep audible thock the switch is known for. The bump is pronounced at the start of the keystroke and the return to position is rapid, so repeated presses register cleanly.

Each Panda switch is specified component by component. The top shell uses high-grade polycarbonate from original Invyr tooling, the stem is Japanese POM engineered for reduced pre-travel, the spring is a 67-gram nickel-plated stainless steel unit from Korea, the leaf is superior-grade Japanese copper, and the bottom shell is premium Nylon PA66 in a 3-pin design.

Glorious applies G-Lube to its pre-lubed Panda switches at the factory, treating the upper housing, the spring and the stem. That gives smoother travel and improved acoustics immediately, with no further assembly or preparation needed. Hand-lubing a full set is an evening's work, so factory application removes the biggest barrier to a tuned board.

Glorious also offers the Panda switch unlubed, shipped completely dry so you can apply your own choice of lubricant and set the feel exactly where you want it. That route suits enthusiasts who already have a preferred lube and the modding tools needed to apply it consistently across a full set of switches.

Panda switches fit every GMMK model, work with RGB backlit systems, and accept standard mechanical keycaps including Cherry profile sets. There is no requirement for a south-facing keyboard layout, which is a common compatibility trap with other switch types when a keycap set fouls the housing. Installation is straightforward as a result.

One practical note on the Panda switch: because its housing is not transparent, RGB illumination can appear less vibrant than it does through switches built with clear housings. The translucent Polychroma keycaps in this bundle offset that by carrying light across the entire cap surface rather than only through the legend.

The Polychroma set is built for light. Each translucent keycap spreads RGB evenly across its whole surface instead of confining it to a printed legend, so the board glows as a continuous field of colour rather than a grid of lit characters. It is the keycap choice that gets the most from 16.8 million colours.

Legends on the Polychroma caps are applied with a UV printing process that produces sharp clarity and consistent resistance to fading. Glorious uses its own font, chosen so characters stay readable even when strong RGB lighting is running behind them, which is the point at which most printed legends become hard to pick out.

Polychroma keycaps are moulded from high-grade polycarbonate, the same material family used for the GMMK Pro's switch plate, giving them durability alongside their light transmission. The surface is textured rather than smooth, so fingers get tactile feedback and grip on each cap instead of sliding across a polished face.

The Polychroma package contains 115 keycaps, a count that covers the GMMK Pro's 75% layout with a substantial number of spares and alternates left over. A large set matters on a modular keyboard because the same caps can move to a different Glorious board later rather than being tied to one layout.

The bundled rotary knob is made from high-quality aluminium in a gold finish, engineered for a precise fit on the GMMK Pro and a smooth action through its full rotation. It adjusts volume or fine-tunes settings with a twist, replacing the standard knob with a component that both looks and feels different.

The knob has a refined top edge bezel and textured sides for a secure grip, finished in a scratch-resistant matte coating that holds its appearance despite constant handling. Installation needs no tools at all: pull the old knob off by hand and press the new one firmly into place until it seats.

This video shows a GMMK Pro assembled and running, with the RGB lighting cycling through effects and the rotary knob in use. Video is the better format for judging a keyboard's proportions, the height of its high-profile frame, and how translucent keycaps actually read once the lighting is animated rather than frozen in a photograph.