Is it Cherry MX compatible? null

No. It is a different key cap entirely.

No. This keyboard uses Logitech's proprietary Romer-G switches which are NOT compatible with Cherry MX caps or accessories.

No these are Logitech proprietary switches, Romer-Gs.

This keyboard is not Cherry MX compatible because it had Romer-G switches.

It is not, it uses logitech own mechanical switch, will not fit cherry keycaps, the switch feels great, though and I would recomend it.

I am not an expert, nor do I dabble with customizing mech keyboards but it seems like the keys are similar to that of Cherry MXs.

If you would like to change the keycaps, they are compatible

It's a standard USB keyboard. If you've got one of those now, it should work for you. I'm typing on one as we. Uh, speak (heh, heh). Sorry. I don't know what Cherry MX is. I'm running a VirtualBox VM on a Slackware Linux Workstation. If it works on that, it should work about everywhere that looks like a PC.

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No. It is a different key cap entirely.
Answered by Covey 7 years ago
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No. This keyboard uses Logitech's proprietary Romer-G switches which are NOT compatible with Cherry MX caps or accessories.
Answered by Borbelli 6 years ago
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No these are Logitech proprietary switches, Romer-Gs.
Answered by Robin 6 years ago
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This keyboard is not Cherry MX compatible because it had Romer-G switches.
Answered by Jane 7 years ago
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It is not, it uses logitech own mechanical switch, will not fit cherry keycaps, the switch feels great, though and I would recomend it.
Answered by Ranscat 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Akropop 6 years ago
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I am not an expert, nor do I dabble with customizing mech keyboards but it seems like the keys are similar to that of Cherry MXs.
Answered by ReasonablyCritical 6 years ago
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If you would like to change the keycaps, they are compatible
Answered by glowmar 7 years ago
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It's a standard USB keyboard. If you've got one of those now, it should work for you. I'm typing on one as we. Uh, speak (heh, heh). Sorry. I don't know what Cherry MX is. I'm running a VirtualBox VM on a Slackware Linux Workstation. If it works on that, it should work about everywhere that looks like a PC.
Answered by Pete 7 years ago
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