Leopold FC660M

Now you can see that the space bar goes down equally on both sides and most importantly, it does not rattle and there is no high pitch rattling within...

So there are some downsides with this board, and one of the things I discovered while testing and reading the manual is that it only has six key rollo...

I wanted to upgrade from my extraordinarily mushy Logitech G15, and ended up with a Leopold FC660M with Cherry MX Blues.

The Leopold FC900R is an acceptable mechanical keyboard, but it's limited on features. It's really well-built with a solid plastic frame and doubleshot PBT keycaps. You can get it with a variety of Cherry MX switches, and the unit we tested has Cherry MX Browns. It offers outstanding typing qua...

Hello hello! I've been looking through the guides for a few hours, and got a good idea of the keyboard I'd like to get. I think I want to start with the Leopold FC660M with mx brown switches.

I tried out a leopold fc660m (cherry blues) and it turns out i don't like cherry blues as much as gateron blues! They felt far too heavy and stiff compared for me.

Leopold FC660M keycaps. I absolutely love these, and they feel super thick and grainy, and I love it.

Blues are way to loud for me and I think I will have the same Issues with Kailh, Razer, Gaterons... That is my experience so far and thats why I choose the following keyboards:. \- Leopold FC660M (should have best build quality, but there is no ISO-DE silent red option on [candykeys.com](https://candykeys.com/) or [mykeyboard.eu](https://mykeboard.eu/)).

First mech board was a CM Storm Quickfire Rapid TKL, and I'm currently using a Leopold FC660M which I LOVE.

I currently own a IQUINIX F96 Coral Sea with MX Silver, a IQUINIX L80 with MX Red, a Leopold FC660M with MX Black, and a Keychron K8 with Gateron Brown (worst keyboard out of all) and technically a DasKeyboard Professional 4 but well... I desoldered the switches and I don't plan to use that thing ever again.