Logitech Alto Keys K98M: What Real Users Say

Is the only difference between this and the K98M the 'AI' feature aka 'Smart Keys'? Doesn't seem like much of an upgrade.

I've been trying to find a no/minimal frills 1800 layout. It's been so difficult lol.

My MX Keys and MX Master 3 has been functioning excellently for daily use for years!

Overall I feel the same way about Logitech — ditto on the positive experience.

Monsgeek M2 V5 VIA and YUNZII AL98 are much better for the price, if you're interested in aluminum frame. If you specifically want plastic, check out the IF99.

First impressions are great. Typing experience is really spectacular, the switches are great and the key travel and bottom out feel right on for the kind of typing I do daily in my job. I really haven't liked any other Logi mech keyboards up until now — this feels a bit more innovative and cohesive.

This is awesome, great work.

As an alternative to Touch ID I know this is dumb but works as fast as it is — I added a macro to enter my password on a different layer on my keyboard via VIA, I press the required combination and it unlocks it for me, it not only works on the lockscreen but also on other system prompts which require a password.

I've had all positive experiences with their products, but if you order directly from them, expect long delays without much of an explanation.

I absolutely love mine. It feels and sounds great and matches well with the MX 4 mouse. Swapping switches was a breeze (just tested it out but I like the defaults). No connectivity issues or lag via bluetooth.

I went from ERGO K860 keyboard to this about a month ago at work and I love it! Typing is smooth, white looks aesthetically pleasing, and the size is perfect for my minimal-like look at the office but still have the keypad. The only downside I would say is the battery life. I have my backlight at average and still have to charge it almost every day.

I like mine, it's nice and well made. Sure there's better options, but it's not a bad choice.

I paid $99 a little bit before Christmas. Really happy with it for the money.

Unless u like Logitech software, the answer is nope. With that much for a plastic key u could have better options like aula F99 or F104.

Nice! Not cheap either. MX Keys is about the same price. I should have gone with this model. Looks so cool.

Seriously Asia-released products are the best ones.

I am pretty sure the K98M has the same AI feature, since the AI feature is powered by Baidu. I just got this cos it was pink.

Love the theme.

I'm in the US. Loving this keyboard so far, the size and typing feel are perfect. Hope you get one in Japan soon!

I love Logitech and they work with all the OSes and they are just simple. Quality is balanced with affordability. These products just work.

I saw the Logi Options+ update with support for this in the US. Hopefully it's available here soon.

Unless it's VIA compatible, it will have software issues.

I love your setup. The K98M is my main keyboard also.

Doing innovation but still won't allow us users to opt-in for a longer backlight timeout on those. Beautiful keyboard though.

Honestly that keyboard looks great. Why are they not selling it in other markets?

I got one for myself and then a second one for my wife, both are legit and work great.

I'm in the market for a new wireless keyboard and Logitech is just a more reliable and trusted brand in my opinion. I already own a basic Logi wireless keyboard and have never had any issues, and the battery life is great.

I'm a big fan of the K98M.

I left it plugged in overnight a few days ago, instead of just until Solaar said the battery was at 100%, and now a few days later off the charger, it's still at 100%, so I'm going to chalk this up to misrepresentation of battery charge from the third party software.

It's a genuinely interesting product — 1800 / 96% layout but also hotswap AND interoperable with Bolt 2.4GHz dongles. I would most assuredly buy one if they would release it in JIS layout.

I really like how I can have both my mice and keyboard on the same Lightspeed dongle!

Working is fine but in India their after sales support is shitty. I couldn't get my MX master 3s repaired because it's not supported here.

I have been using MX 3s mouse for a year and a half and the switch under the left click started failing — I hear the click, but nothing happens on screen. Such a shame, they have very nice products just not reliable obviously.

I ordered one from AliExpress, seems fairly priced at around €130.

The K98S is silent unlike the K98M.

Looks nice, hope they release an 84 or 75 version.

Looking great. Can it switch its backlit color to pure white? It would really fit my desktop decor and I would order one ASAP.

Agree the products are awesome — I have multiple MX Keys keyboards and MX Master mice. But support in India is non-existent, and it's really irritating when you have only 6 months warranty on a $100 mouse.

This looks nice, but I do find myself questioning, if you are looking for a 96% layout mechanical keyboard, why get this over a Keychron K4 Pro for a little less money, or a K4 HE for a little more?

Bug fixes are slow, features will not get improved, feature requests get ignored. No way to store settings on the devices themselves, settings get wiped after an update, no offline backup of settings, Flow is slow, everything requires an account.