Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

I’ll admit that when I first heard of Glorious PC Gaming Race, I brushed off the company as a joke designed to cash-in on the often embarrassing PC Master Race memes. Starting with a mouse pad and ...

The GMMK 2 series of small mechanical keyboards is intended in the illustrious PC gaming race. A space-saving keyboard featuring a one-of-a-kind mechanical switch called "Glorious Fox" (linear type).

For those of you who've always wanted a keyboard built just to your liking but didn't have the time or motivation to do it yourself, Glorious Gaming now has a solution for you. Alongside the release ...

Briony got hold of the latest Glorious Modular Keyboard, as well as some Glorious pc Gaming Race Gateron Red switches and ...

Adam Corsetti is a Commerce Writer from the United States. An avid gamer since childhood, Adam became hooked on video games after using the original Nintendo NES console. During college, he created a ...

Glorious has been on a roll lately, developing products that PC gaming enthusiasts have clamored for like the Model O Wireless Gaming Mouse. It was one of the first companies to bring hot-swappable ...

The Glorious GMMK 3 is an ultra-premium keyboard that aims to work for anyone by going all out on the customization process. Nearly every aspect of this keyboard can be adjusted and built to order.

In the world of keyboards, there are a ton of fantastic options that suit everyone. Most enthusiasts will probably want to ...

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In undergrad, I was the guy you’d run to if you needed a charge, because I always had at least a few portable batteries in my bag at all times. A lifelong interest in technology led me to PCMag, where ...