It's been a while I have been using the keyboard. It's holding good. But, the paint is starting to chip from the sides. Solid build otherwise.

I looked long and hard on this site to find a keyboard that exactly fit my requirements for typing.
Very satisfied with the quality and feel of the product.
Some reviewers kvetch about the mini-USB connection - not me.
Damn fine keyboard.

Amazing build quality for the price range!
Small amount of rattle on the space bar stock, but other than that everything works as it should.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. Admittedly, I initially chose this keyboard specifically for its color scheme. I decided to purchase it based on the brand's positive reviews. I chose Cherry MX Red switches, as I had no frame of reference for mechanical switches, and MX Red is touted as a safe choice.

This is a great keyboard! The base is clearly made of a weighty steel, while the case feels firm and sturdy. It weighs at least twice as much as a traditional budget keyboard. The keys also feel great, with just a hint of texture and clearly discernible edges. The actuation of every key feels perfectly uniform, including the oversized keys (spacebar, enter, etc.) The print/font for the keys is inoffensive, and suitable for the retro aesthetic. The feet, while non-adjustable (they're either out or in,) are solid. This seems like one super durable, well-made board. No creaks, flexing, or bending.

MX Red switches were a good choice, but they do make me wonder if I should try something different next time. They're great for gaming, but I feel like I would like something with more of a "bump" for ordinary usage/typing. Then again, maybe that wouldn't feel so good for gaming? Not sure, but for mixed usage, MX Red switches are absolutely agreeable. If I do buy another board, I see no reason to seek out a different brand. I am very impressed with this board.

My one and only complaint is -- the included USB cable is too thick to reliably stay in the keyboard's built-in cable routing channel. This is a quick and easy fix if it bothers you, however, seeing as how the cable is detachable.

My favorite keyboard that I've owned so far. I have cherry mx browns and also have the OE version (also brown switches) but didn't like the feel as much so I gave it to my son. This keyboard is fantastic to type on and I love the retro look.

Great keyboard overall, really sturdy and has a heavy metallic bottom.
Solid 4/5 for overall quality, but 5/5 for its price

pros
- keycaps are of very high quality, the prints on them are also exceptional 6/5
- sound is well suppressed, stable 4/5

cons
- no media control like volume control
- uses a mini-usb
- usb cable is pretty thin and to be honest I don't think it'll last long

Will update review after using it a bit more extensively

Pretty good, I've had it for a few weeks now and I'm liking it.
Keycaps feel good, clears feel as expected, build quality feels solid and I love the look of the two tone beige/grey.
Only thing about this keyboard I'd change (and why I rated it a 4) is that it's mini-usb instead of micro-usb or USB-C.

Very well built, highly recommend.

One of the best pre-built keyboards I've ever had. Weight is perfect, switches are great, and keycaps are top tier. Very pleased with the overall quality and appearance of this keyboard.

I currently have this keyboard in the two tone white variant with Cherry MX Black switches and the black variant with Cherry MX Brown switches. Both are great and have held up amazingly with years of use.

Amazing keyboard easily one of the best keyboards you can get pre-built. Really love their keycaps and their build quality is phenomenal!! Definitely would recommend! So glad that mechanicalkeyboards.com carries Leopold!

Its a great keyboard. Its built like a tank, isn't too loud, and has enough weight to stay put on my desk. With Cherry MX clears its a pleasure to type on, even at work. I have pretty small hands, so this feels much more comfortable than the tenkeyless I was using. I used the DIP switch on the bottom to swap the left alt and windows key to work better with my mac. I would love it if I could switch the alt and window keycaps like I did on my Das Keyboard, but they are different sizes (its ok I'll survive).

I highly recommend this keyboard.

I recently dug out my old Fujitsu quasi-mechanical keyboard from the 90's. It was a beast of a keyboard but it worked well, and more importantly it inspired me to find a modern mechanical keyboard with a retro look. As an accountant by profession I really wanted to get a fullsized keyboard. Ultimately I decided that I didn't want the seat/keyboard/monitor offset that comes with a fullsize keyboard, so I went with a tenkeyless and separate numpad. I'm also a bit OCD when it comes to shiny keys so I wanted PBT double shot keys too.

I came across the Leopold FC750R based on a recommendation and it ticked all the boxes for me. From what I read, Leopold had a solid reputation as a premium mechanical keyboard manufacturer and I also loved the two toned white option. I had to wait 3 months to get this keyboard because it was on backorder. I have to admit I thought about cancelling the order a few times after ETA's got pushed back on more than one occasion, but after typing on this keyboard I am so glad that I waited it out.

The first thing you notice taking it out of the box is the hefty weight and rigidness of the frame/case, I don't feel any flex or creaky plastics whatsoever. Next is the beauty of the keyboard! I didn't see many images/videos/reviews of the two toned white variant but I knew right away I wanted and I was not disappointed. The Cherry Mx Brown keys feel crisp with a solid tactile feel (without being clicky) and the force required for key press is perfect for typing. Out of the box the PBT keys have a nice texture feel and time will tell if it will resist the dreaded shine from regular use.

My only complaint has to do with the USB cable and inset input under the keyboard. You have the option to run the cable out the left, middle, or right of the keyboard by running the cable through a guided channel, however this restricts the ability to use a thicker braided or coiled cable as the channel is fairly narrow. The included USB cable looks and feels a bit out of place with this premium keyboard. It also doesn't match the keyboard as it bright white whereas the keyboard is an off-white color.

Just received this keyboard with Silent Red switches a few days ago. Bought it to replace my VA68Mg at work due to the magnesium alloy board getting shorted one too many times during the winter thanks to a fully carpeted office floor.

Having said that, this board is phenomenal! Very solid build for a plastic board - doesn't bend at all, and is satisfyingly heavy without being metal. These silent reds have a satisfying thunk to them, and there's little to no ping whatsoever from use. Keycaps are excellent quality and feel good to type on. The board as a whole is excellent. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a classic, high quality mechanical keyboard.

DO NOTE: The color provided in the sample image above leans a bit towards grey and off-white, but the actual keyboard is very much two shades of beige. Make sure you're cool with a board that looks decidedly old school before considering a purchase.

This keyboard is fabulous and well constructed. Fantastic stuff.

I should note that the key are lower profile than the standard cherry. But I like that.

Great keyboard. keycaps feel great and case is wonderful. Everything about this keyboard is perfect

I wanted something simple. To get away from all the RGB, the extra macro keys, the lighting levels - I wanted something simple, sleek, and functional for gaming.

The Leopold FC750R fills that niche perfectly for me. It is the first non-"standard" mechanical keyboard I have owned ("standard" meaning, a keyboard not produced by one of the leading Gaming brands). I wanted a keyboard that was perfectly understated but sleek-looking as hell; I even bought black key caps to add to the aesthetics. (Black keys combined with the white board looks amazing, by the way)

I've owned a Blackwidow 2014 Ultimate with the Razer Green switches, a K70 with the Cherry MX Red switches, and a Strafe RGB with the Cherry MX Brown switches. As someone who wanted to get into Youtube gaming and Twitch streaming, I decided I wanted a keyboard that wouldn't be easily heard over my microphone - a "recommendation" of sorts from John "Totalbiscuit" Bain who, in his Obligatory Office Tour video, showed off his Tt Sport Cherry MX Black keyboard (while explaining that he was waiting on a new board from WASD Keyboards), saying that it was a much quieter mechanical hard to pick up on the mike.

After some browsing, I found that this keyboard fit my needs perfectly and jumped immediately on the chance to own one.

I really, really do not regret the purchase one bit.

I can't give more of a glowing recommendation for this keyboard. It feels insanely satisfying to type on - even better than the Brown switches (in my opinion, anyway). It's tough getting used to a keyboard without a number pad, but I'll get over it eventually. The build quality is solid, sturdy, and it has some really good weight to it. I kind of wish that the producers of it had the foresight to create an English guide, but considering my mother's Korean I'll have to make do with her translating as much of it as possible.

If you're looking into getting a Tenkeyless board and have no idea where to start for something that isn't Corsair or any of the other major brands, Leopold is definitely a great place to look.