I just received Leopold FC730MBT from Mechanical Keyboards yesterday. My thought after the first day is "I will recommend it to any one that needs a workhorse keyboard." One small correction: This keyboard uses one 2 (two) AAA batteries instead of 3. Mine came with 2 Maxwell AAA batteries.
I noticed it but the color is a no way for me, btw as usual high costumization R1 numpad are unique and maded by noone (so the additional 2.25 R shift on the 660). sound is good vs my very old 660m browns, put it vs gazzew boba' U4Tx for a sound check.
There is an array of DIP switch under the keyboard. The third DIP switch from the left is to toggle permanently between Cap-locks and Windows keys. An corresponding keycap is included as well.
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Fantastic Edit, keep up the good work G
I just received Leopold FC730MBT from Mechanical Keyboards yesterday. My thought after the first day is "I will recommend it to any one that needs a workhorse keyboard."
One small correction: This keyboard uses one 2 (two) AAA batteries instead of 3. Mine came with 2 Maxwell AAA batteries.
I noticed it but the color is a no way for me, btw as usual high costumization R1 numpad are unique and maded by noone (so the additional 2.25 R shift on the 660). sound is good vs my very old 660m browns, put it vs gazzew boba' U4Tx for a sound check.
Are the switches linear or tactile?
What happens if I need the windows key? Is there a shortcut?
Fn + caps lock buddy
There is an array of DIP switch under the keyboard. The third DIP switch from the left is to toggle permanently between Cap-locks and Windows keys.
An corresponding keycap is included as well.