Cool Qwertykeys mechanical keyboard with in-built games appear online

We've been seeing more and more mechanical keyboards with little screens built into them, but Qwertykeys is doing something really fun and different.

Most of these screens just show boring stuff like system stats or quick settings. Think of models like the Asus ROG Azoth 96 HE or the Corsair Vanguard 96. Qwertykeys figured out a much cooler use for that little display.

They've started showing off their next big thing, the QK65 MK3 keyboard, and the neatest part is that you can actually play mini games on the screen.

It takes that tiny display from being a simple info window to a genuinely interactive and entertaining feature.

The QK65 MK3 keeps the popular 65% size, which means it has most of the keys you need without taking up too much desk space. But it looks way different from its older versions.

The whole keyboard has a retro style, sporting a mix of grey and a soft lilac that instantly reminds you of classic consoles like the Super NES or the original Game Boy. It’s a huge wave of nostalgia packed into a modern keyboard.

That special colour screen sits right on the side. Sure, it can show you things like your PC’s status, but the real fun is the built-in mini games. They even added two buttons right below the screen to control the games, plus a small speaker for sound effects.

For extra control, there are two classic-looking knobs along the top edge. These aren’t just for looks; you can quickly turn them to switch between wired and wireless modes or jump between different computer operating systems. It supports both kinds of connections, so you’re ready for anything.

Just like most keyboards from Qwertykeys, the MK65 will probably sell as a "barebones kit." This means you get the main board, but you’ll have to buy your own switches and keycaps to finish it and make it your own.

We don't know the full specs, exactly what materials they used, or what the price will be. But they did say the keyboard will launch in five different colour options to start. Keep an eye out if you want a keyboard that’s a little more fun than the rest.