are the keycaps replaceable? null

While the MX Mechanical Mini uses low-profile switches with a fairly standard Cherry MX- style "cross" pattern, the larger keys (both Shift keys, Enter, Backspace, and the Spacebar) use non-standard positioning for their stabilizers (the things that keep the bigger keys from wobbling). While you are likely able to find replacement keycaps for MOST of the keys on this board, there are no easy replacements for those 5 keys. You can find replacements on AliExpress, but they're expensive (upwards of $6-$7 per key), and they're not manufactured by Logitech, so QC is all over the place. Oh, and if one of the cheap, thin keys breaks, Logitech will basically tell you buy a new keyboard, since they don't sell replacements. My Advice; look to Keychron or another manufacturer that uses industry-standard layouts.

Yes... sort of. They use kailh switches with a cherry style + stem, so in theory any low-profile compatible keycap with a cherry-style stem should work, but knowing Logitech's nonsense, I don't know if the stabilizers, or the sizing of certain keys like the spacebar, have been altered to make it more difficult to swap keycaps.

Short answer is yes* *the keycaps do come off when you pull them. I haven't seen articles saying you can swap them out. But the use “ Kailh Choc V2 switches”. So as long as you get the corresponding keycaps I don’t see why they wouldn’t fit. I plan on doing this but just not at this moment. Good luck if decide to try it

I believe so. I have not tried.

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Answered by Shawn 3 years ago
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While the MX Mechanical Mini uses low-profile switches with a fairly standard Cherry MX- style "cross" pattern, the larger keys (both Shift keys, Enter, Backspace, and the Spacebar) use non-standard positioning for their stabilizers (the things that keep the bigger keys from wobbling). While you are likely able to find replacement keycaps for MOST of the keys on this board, there are no easy replacements for those 5 keys. You can find replacements on AliExpress, but they're expensive (upwards of $6-$7 per key), and they're not manufactured by Logitech, so QC is all over the place. Oh, and if one of the cheap, thin keys breaks, Logitech will basically tell you buy a new keyboard, since they don't sell replacements. My Advice; look to Keychron or another manufacturer that uses industry-standard layouts.
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Guess so
Answered by Magiclamp 2 years ago
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Yes... sort of. They use kailh switches with a cherry style + stem, so in theory any low-profile compatible keycap with a cherry-style stem should work, but knowing Logitech's nonsense, I don't know if the stabilizers, or the sizing of certain keys like the spacebar, have been altered to make it more difficult to swap keycaps.
Answered by JasonB1984 2 years ago
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Short answer is yes* *the keycaps do come off when you pull them. I haven't seen articles saying you can swap them out. But the use “ Kailh Choc V2 switches”. So as long as you get the corresponding keycaps I don’t see why they wouldn’t fit. I plan on doing this but just not at this moment. Good luck if decide to try it
Answered by Esteban 3 years ago
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I believe so. I have not tried.
Answered by mmarkolovic 3 years ago
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