QWERTZ (DE) keys for Logitech MX Keys keyboards

The German layout swaps the Y and the Z compared with QWERTY — hence the name — and adds four keys specific to the language: ä, ö, ü and ß. These are the most requested positions of this layout, because they exist on no other. Every key can be ordered individually with its plastic hinge, 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 distributed in Germany and Austria. If you are replacing a common letter, a key from another layout will do the job mechanically; for an ä, ö, ü or ß, you need the German engraving. The keys below are the ones currently in the catalogue.

Updated 2026-09-22

Every QWERTZ (DE) key in the catalogue

89 German QWERTZ keys are listed, each with its own page and availability. 89 in stock right now.

German or Swiss QWERTZ?

Both swap the Y and the Z. The difference shows on the vowels: the German keyboard engraves ä, ö, ü and carries a ß, while the Swiss keyboard engraves à, é, è and has no ß, since it must serve three languages. If you see a ß to the right of the 0, your keyboard is German or Austrian.