QWERTZ (CH) keys for Logitech MX Keys keyboards

The Swiss layout has to serve three languages on one keyboard, which explains its quirk: it engraves à, é and è where the German keyboard puts ä, ö and ü, and it does without the ß entirely. The German accents remain reachable, but through key combinations. Every key can be ordered individually, plastic hinge included, from €7.99 for a letter to €21.90 for the spacebar. This layout ships on the Logitech MX Keys, MX Keys S and MX Keys Mini sold in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. A German key clips onto a Swiss keyboard without trouble — the mechanism is the same — but the engraving will be wrong as soon as an accented vowel is involved. The keys listed below are the ones in the catalogue.

Updated 2026-09-22

Every QWERTZ (CH) key in the catalogue

87 Swiss QWERTZ keys are listed, each with its own page and availability. 87 in stock right now.

Spotting a Swiss QWERTZ keyboard

Look for the ß: if it is missing while the Y and Z are swapped, the keyboard is Swiss. Confirm with the vowels engraved to the right of the L — à, é and è in Switzerland, ä, ö and ü in Germany. The Swiss layout is identical for the German- and French-speaking versions.