How to Type a Caron Character with QWERTY Keyboard

If you're not afraid of opening the keyboard, you might look inside for a jumper or solder-short which chooses dvorak or qwerty layout.

At least that's what I'd look for.

Their prices are pretty low for a buckling spring keyboard, so I'd hazard a guess that the firmware of the keyboard is a jumper or short on the pc-board inside. Remember everyone wants 'least expensive', so making the firmware flip between two mapping tables would be my guess.

You'd have to pop off all the relevant keys and rearrange them, this is Fun! Especially if you can engage a young child to do the keycap replacements. (I had to pay an outrageous cookie fee though)

What I usually do is to customise keyboard layouts to my liking: adding characters I use frequently for example.

On Windows it is really simple. Just install Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator, load the existing keyboard you want to modify, then make the changes you want and produce a new keyboard layout.