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Logitech hopes to attract all the keyheads with its latest Alto Keys K98M. Although this keyboard has been available in Asian markets for some time, Logitech has finally brought its custom work keyboard to the US. It may appeal to a specific demographic, but it’s a welcome return to Logitech’s hot-swap offerings. The Alto Keys K98M is now available in US markets through its website for $119.
According to Logitech, the Alto Keys K98M comes with hot-swappable Logi Marble linear switches. While Logitech sells several mechanical keyboards, the last notable one with a hot-swappable board was the Logitech G Pro X from 2019. Now Logitech wants to dive back into the hardcore side of the keyboard world with something more suited to the workspace. Instead of the unpleasant RGB lighting, the Alto Keys K98M features a translucent frame that is paired with a white backlight. For long days, the keyboard features a UniCushion design, where a full-frame sealing stand absorbs typing vibrations for improved feel and sound.
For customization beyond the switches, Logitech has included three action keys that can be programmed for whatever you need. The first three F keys also work as easy switch buttons, allowing you to switch between up to three devices. Alto Keys K98M works wirelessly via Bluetooth and is compatible with Windows, macOS, ChromeOS and iPadOS. Logitech said the keyboard will last up to a year wirelessly if you leave the backlight off. When the Alto Keys K98M’s battery runs out, you can continue using it by charging it via the USB-C port.
Technology & Electronics,site|engadget,provider_name|Engadget,region|US,language|en-US,author_name|Jackson Chen
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