Buy the XVX M98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard.
It wins on the stuff you touch every day: no cable, a better feel, and switches you can actually fix.
What was compared
- Logitech G413 SE Mechanical Keyboard · $89.99
- XVX M98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard · $67.99
- Redragon K671 Mechanical Keyboard · $42.21
Five reasons
1. Ditches the cable for weeks of typing
The M98 runs tri-mode wireless off an 8000mAh battery, while the G413 SE and Redragon only work plugged in. You get a clean desk and can still plug into USB-C once the battery finally runs down.
2. Swap a dead switch instead of binning it
The M98's hot-swap sockets let you pull out one worn or faulty switch in minutes, something the G413 SE's soldered switches never allow. Years from now you fix a key instead of replacing the whole board.
3. A deeper sound you feel in every keystroke
Reviewers point to the M98's gasket-mounted plate and pre-lubed switches for that cushioned, 'creamy' thock, while the G413 SE and Redragon use stiffer top-mounted plates that sound harsher under fast typing.
4. More keyboard for less than the G413
At $67.99 the M98 undercuts the G413 SE's $89.99 while adding wireless modes, hot-swap sockets and RGB the Logitech skips entirely. You are not paying extra here, you are paying less for more.
5. Yes, Redragon is cheaper. That's the problem.
At $42.21 it looks like the steal, but owners report keys failing within months and call the switches 'poor quality,' turning a cheap board into a $40 loss. Unless you're fine replacing a keyboard every year, the M98's extra cost buys you one that still works.
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