This product is a membrane keyboard: it cannot have its keycaps replaced because it does not use mechanical switches, and it is also very difficult to find compatible keycaps on the market.

Why can’t membrane keyboards have their keycaps replaced?

The keycaps of membrane keyboards are fundamentally different from those of mechanical keyboards:

• Different structure: Membrane keyboards use an integrated conductive film design. The keycaps are tightly connected to the internal structure, so pulling them out or replacing them may easily damage the keys.

• Incompatible interfaces: Most membrane keyboard keycaps are not designed with standard switch stems, making them incompatible with commonly available mechanical keyboard keycap sets.

• Durability concerns: Membrane keyboards are not intended for frequent replacement. Forcing keycap changes may cause loose keys, shorten the lifespan of the keyboard, or negatively affect typing feel and overall experience.

👉 Therefore, membrane keyboards generally do not support keycap replacement. If you want more personalized customization, we recommend choosing a mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable keycaps.