FC660M

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Yep first keyboard I built (not bought). I've been using mechanical keyboards for a long time but never considered building one until recently. I had a first gen Razer Blackwidow, CM Storm QuickFire Rapid, Leopold FC750R PD, Leopold FC660M, and a MonsterX Abbadon. I still have the Leopolds and the M

i think you can get the varmilo manilo 65% with kailh prestige silent switches and I saw Leopold FC660M recommended somewhere Oh and the Nk65 I saw somewhere was recommended as well

Leopold FC660M 65% with cherry reds i have no complaints feels great and responsive also have enough room for all my binds leopolds are generally known for being pretty good straight out box.

i’ve been out of the game for awhile but this is insane to me. i bought a Leopold FC660M in 2018 for about $160…. I’m still using it to this day. just upgraded the caps with some signature plastics Dasher Nights. that literally cost as much as the board almost 😭😭

Which keyboard is that? I have an off-white Leopold FC660M that looks similar, but yours looks sick.

I have a Leopold FC660M keyboard but it seems like replacement keycap sets don't really fit it. Does anyone have any recommendations for Leopolds? Should I be switching to another keyboard that has better "compatibility" with keycaps and maybe other things like cables?

Hi all. I have a Leopold FC660M BT and occasionally a key will get stuck and repeat indefinitely. This happens randomly to any key on the board and the key will repeat until I press a different key. This occurs on both wired and bluetooth connections. The issue with this keyboard has occurred on two

Check out keyboards with lighter analog switches, like the Keychron Q1 or the Leopold FC660M. they don’t have all the analog stuff the Wooting has, but they’re nice to type on and might help with that pinky pain. Ergonomics are important too, so look for ones with wrist support. Keyboardyeti has som