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 Lubed - GLO-SWT-HPANDA-LUBED / ABS Double Shot Mechanical Keyboard Keycaps - White - G-104-White / GMMK PRO Rotary Knob - Gold - GLO-ACC-P75-RK-G / (Self-Assembly Required) / GLO-GMMK-P75-RGB-W-Bundle-Panda7

This bundle brings together the Glorious GMMK Pro 75% gasket-mounted keyboard in White Ice, three packs of lubed Glorious Panda switches, a 104-key ABS double-shot keycap set in white and a gold GMMK Pro rotary knob. The board runs 16.8 million colour RGB lighting. Self-assembly is required before the keyboard can be used.

Four separate Glorious products are supplied: one GMMK Pro gasket-mounted 75% keyboard in White Ice (GLO-GMMK-P75-RGB-W), three packs of Glorious Panda mechanical switches in the lubed variant, one Glorious 104-key ABS double-shot mechanical keycap set in white (G-104-White), and one gold GMMK Pro rotary knob (GLO-ACC-P75-RK-G).

The GMMK Pro anchoring this bundle is a modular mechanical keyboard built from enthusiast-grade components, with its plate suspended in gaskets rather than fastened hard to the case. It is designed to be reconfigured by the owner across appearance, sound and feel, which is exactly why it is sold as the base of a package like this.

The 75% layout gives up only the number pad, keeping the function row, arrow keys and navigation cluster where your hands expect them. What it returns is desk width, which goes straight to mouse travel. For a player running low sensitivity, that space is worth considerably more than a numeric keypad.

Glorious designs the GMMK Pro to be displayed rather than tucked away. This bundle follows through with a White Ice frame, a matching white keycap set and a gold knob as the single contrasting element. The parts are chosen so the finished board looks coherent, not merely so they are technically compatible.

The White Ice GMMK Pro frame and the white ABS keycap set produce a uniformly light board on which the gold knob is the only break in tone. Pale keyboards also reflect RGB rather than absorbing it, so lighting shows around the chassis as well as through the gaps between the keys.

On a board where switches and keycaps are meant to be swapped, the chassis is the only part guaranteed to stay for the life of the keyboard. Glorious specifies durable materials across the GMMK Pro for that reason, putting the engineering into the component that has to survive every later change.

A keyboard is inspected at closer range than nearly anything else on a desk, which leaves finish quality nowhere to hide. The GMMK Pro is built to hold up at that distance, treating panel gaps, frame edges and how the plate sits within the case as visible details rather than internal tolerances.

The gasket mount is what shapes how the GMMK Pro types. With the plate held between gaskets instead of screwed against the case, each keystroke finishes on a small amount of give rather than a hard metal stop. That cushioning is what keeps a long working day or a long session comfortable.

RGB on the GMMK Pro spans 16.8 million colours, enough to match an exact shade in a setup rather than approximating it from a handful of presets. The white ABS keycaps supplied here carry transparent legends, so characters light up individually while the rest of the board glows around them.

The GMMK Pro uses a custom-designed polycarbonate switch plate in place of a rigid metal one. Polycarbonate flexes, softening the typing surface and shifting the acoustics towards a more tactile sound that pairs particularly well with clicky switches. The plate has more influence on how a keyboard sounds than any other single part.

That polycarbonate plate is semi-transparent, letting RGB light travel through it instead of stopping at an opaque metal sheet. Illumination spreads further and reads brighter across the board as a result. One component therefore improves two separate things: the feel of a keystroke and the appearance of the lighting.

Appearance, acoustics and keypress feel are independent variables on the GMMK Pro, and this bundle moves all three deliberately. The white ABS keycaps set the look and the surface sound, the lubed Panda switches set the tactile response underneath, and the gold knob replaces the control your hand reaches for most.

What arrives is four Glorious products rather than one assembled keyboard, so self-assembly is required. The lubed Panda switches press into the sockets, the keycaps push onto the switch stems, and the gold knob replaces the standard one by hand. None of those steps calls for a soldering iron or special tools.

Three packs of Glorious Panda mechanical switches come with this bundle in the lubed variant, enough to populate the GMMK Pro's 75% layout. Panda is the tactile switch in the Glorious range, delivering a defined bump partway through the keystroke instead of the smooth uninterrupted travel of a linear switch.

Original INVYR Panda housing moulds combined with advanced internals give this switch precise tactile feedback, smooth operation and the deep thock it is known for. The bump sits distinctly at the start of the keystroke and the upstroke returns quickly with an accelerated snap-back, keeping fast presses separate.

Glorious lists the Panda part by part: a premium polycarbonate top shell from original Invyr tooling, a Japanese POM stem designed for reduced pre-travel, a 67-gram nickel-plated stainless steel spring from Korea, a high-quality Japanese copper leaf, and a Nylon PA66 bottom shell in a 3-pin configuration.

The switches supplied in this bundle arrive pre-lubricated. G-Lube is applied precisely to the upper housing, the spring and the stem, smoothing the travel and improving acoustics from the very first keystroke with no additional setup required. Lubing a full set by hand is a long job that has already been done here.

Glorious also offers the Panda unlubed and completely dry for anyone who prefers a hands-on approach, leaving the choice of lubricant open. It suits enthusiasts who already have a preferred product and the modding tools to apply it evenly, though it means several hours of work before the board is ready.

Panda switches integrate with every GMMK model, work with RGB backlight systems and accept standard mechanical keycaps, Cherry profile sets included. They also remove the south-facing layout requirement that causes interference with other switch types, where a keycap set collides with the top of the switch housing during fitting.

One practical note before assembly: the Panda housing is not transparent, so RGB effects through it can appear less bright than through switches built with clear housings. The transparent legends on the white ABS keycaps still light cleanly, since the characters themselves are what the backlight is shining through.

The keycap set supplied here is Glorious's 104-key ABS mechanical keyboard set in white. ABS plastic with double-shot legends means the characters are moulded into the cap as a second piece of plastic rather than printed on the surface, so they cannot wear away no matter how many hours the board sees.

The set covers a standard 104 keys in the ANSI-US QWERTY layout with a standard bottom row, sized from left to right as 1.25, 1.25, 1.25, a 6.25x spacebar, then 1.25, 1.25, 1.25 and 1.25. Stems fit Cherry-MX, Gateron and Kailh switches, and an extra Glorious ASCEND ESC key is included.

Transparent legends make this set backlit LED friendly, so each character is lit from below rather than sitting dark against an illuminated board. The keycaps are made from ABS plastic with double-shot legends for durability, and Glorious produces the set in two colour options: classic black and modern white.

The rotary knob in this bundle is machined from high-quality aluminium and finished in gold, engineered to fit the GMMK Pro precisely and turn smoothly across its full rotation. Twisting it adjusts volume or fine-tunes settings, and on a white board the gold reads as the one deliberate accent in the build.

A refined top edge bezel and textured sides give the knob a comfortable, secure grip, and the scratch-resistant matte finish keeps it looking right despite daily handling. Installation takes no tools at all: pull the existing knob off by hand and press the new one on until it seats firmly.

This video shows an assembled GMMK Pro running, with RGB effects cycling and the rotary knob being turned. Board height, the proportions of the high-profile frame and the behaviour of animated lighting are all far easier to judge from moving footage than from a single still photograph of a keyboard.