Polycarbonate Switch Plate for GMMK Pro (ANSI, Polycarbonate)

I already have the flex kit for my GMMK Pro but kept the AL plate. It sounded better and definitely added some flex. However this PC plate is a game changer on sound and flex (assuming you have the kit as well).Not only did it allow for significantly more flex once installed but the sound is not only louder, no cases form needed, but VERY deep and thocky with the same switches.The new plate just got here today and I had the time so I thought I would install, immediately logged in to write this review and share. If you love your GMMK Pro but aren't happy with the sound, order this and you won't be disappointed in the least. New plate also comes with screws but I used the ones I had as they were still good and just saved the ones included.I have a number of boards, some thocky, some creamy and some poppy. This is my primary when I need an F row and I was good with the sound but it just wasn't what I truly wanted until now. Definitely worth the price and a pretty easy upgrade as well, just make sure you have the right size screwdriver so you don't strip your screws.

This PC plate has added a pleasant sound profile to my GMMK PRO. The typing feels softer and sounds less harsh compared to the aluminum plate. It's thick and high quality and i recommend this plate if you're looking to soften the stiffness of the stock GMMK PRO. I paired this with the flex kit and left out the 2 stand offs for the PCB / top plate resulting in a good amount of flex and a much smoother typing experience and I'm very happy with the end result.

DON’T INSTALL IF BOWED. I ordered new but mine arrived clearly used (opened box). It was also significantly bowing upwards. This is caused by the plastic shrinking for some units and can literally bend your expensive keyboard pcb. I opted for a refund instead of the hassle of replacing it because apparently it’s a very common problem and can take multiple orders to get a flat one. Instead I went with an fr4 plate from avx works through their site.

It’s defuses the lighting making it look better and give a deeper or thockier sound but the screw that came to mount it are so cheap and one broke off and I was just screwing it in. Just be careful with that

As someone new to the keyboard scene, I was utterly amazed at how much a PC plate can change the overall sound profile of the GMMK Pro from the stock aluminum plate. I had zero issues with fitting it on top of the PCB and the plate foam. Using the included pointy screws to create holes in the PC plate required a bit of elbow grease at first, but future disassembles/assembles were effortless.Would highly recommend for anyone wanting more 'thock' in their GMMK :)

The media could not be loaded.  Honestly worth it plus if you use durock V2 stabilizers it actually makes the space bar and everything sound amazing along with the other keys and currently using Akko cream blues along with 3 layers of tape and everything

I did a little bit of research, and since i have the old gmmk pro plate i realized that the durock v2 stabilizers wont fit in it, so i bought this. HOWEVER, this still has the same exact problem!!! I expected glorious to fix their plates after what? 5 years?But no, i had to mod the plate myself by filing it. Durocks now fit fine and sound great.

I found that when I compared this one to the other board that came with the GMMK pro and the aluminum base this one was much better for a "thocky sound" while the aluminum helped with a clicky sound.

La placa no entra correctamente con los estabilizadores, se tiene que limar para que entre y aún así dobla un poco el PCB, no se si ya exista una versión actualizada pero al menos esta no queda del todo, si cambio el sonido y por el precio quizá no sea mala opción pero si hay que considerarlo