MiraBox Mira75: Keyboard with Screen Is Now Live on Kickstarter
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August 11, 2026 — MiraBox today officially launched Mira75: Keyboard with Screen on Kickstarter, introducing a 75% mechanical keyboard that combines a wide interactive display, customizable controls, interactive themes, and a new approach to the desktop experience.
After months of development, testing, and community feedback, Mira75 is officially live on Kickstarter today.
Mira75 was created around a simple idea: a keyboard can do more than type.
By combining the familiar experience of a mechanical keyboard with a wide interactive screen, Mira75 gives users another way to personalize their setup, access useful controls, and interact with their desktop.
Meet Mira75
At its core, Mira75 is a compact 75% mechanical keyboard designed for everyday use.
The layout keeps frequently used keys within easy reach while maintaining a smaller footprint than a full-size keyboard, making it suitable for gaming setups, creative workspaces, and productivity-focused desks.
What makes Mira75 different is the wide screen positioned above the main typing area.
Rather than treating the display as a simple status panel, MiraBox designed it as an active part of the keyboard experience.
The screen can support different visual layouts, interactive themes, customizable controls, dynamic content, and desktop information, giving users more freedom to decide how their keyboard looks and works.
More Than a Traditional Keyboard Screen
Many keyboards with displays focus mainly on showing information such as the time, system statistics, or static images.
Mira75 takes a different approach.
Its wide display is designed to provide both visual customization and practical interaction.
Users can personalize the keyboard with different themes and visual styles, while customizable controls create new possibilities for everyday desktop tasks.
That could mean creating a cleaner productivity setup, adding more personality to a gaming desk, accessing frequently used functions, or simply changing the visual experience of the keyboard to match the rest of the workspace.
The goal is not to define one fixed way to use the screen.
Instead, Mira75 is designed to give users the flexibility to shape the experience around their own needs.
Mechanical Keyboard Experience Comes First
While the screen is the most visible feature of Mira75, the keyboard itself remains an important part of the design.
Mira75 features a 75% layout, hot-swappable design, gasket-mounted structure, customizable RGB lighting, and a dedicated control knob.
The transparent PC enclosure also gives the keyboard a distinctive visual identity, allowing the internal lighting and design details to become part of the overall desktop aesthetic.
The idea behind Mira75 is not to replace the traditional mechanical keyboard experience.
It is to build on it.
Users still get the familiar feel and customization options of a mechanical keyboard, while the screen adds a new layer of personalization and interaction.
Built with Community Feedback
Community discussion has been an important part of the Mira75 development process.
Before launch, MiraBox shared different parts of the project and collected feedback on the keyboard layout, screen design, themes, RGB effects, controls, and potential features.
Those conversations showed that different users wanted very different things from a keyboard with a screen.
Some were interested in productivity and shortcut controls. Others focused more on visual customization, interactive themes, desktop aesthetics, or entertainment.
That feedback helped shape an important principle behind Mira75:
the screen should be flexible enough to support different types of users rather than forcing everyone into the same experience.
MiraBox plans to continue developing the software experience around Mira75, with more possibilities for themes, visual content, controls, and interactive functions over time.
Mira75 Is Now Live on Kickstarter
Starting today, August 11, 2026, MiraBox Mira75: Keyboard with Screen is officially live on Kickstarter.
The campaign provides a complete look at the project, including the keyboard design, interactive display, themes, customization options, and the ideas behind Mira75.
For everyone who has followed the project, joined the discussions, shared feedback, or watched Mira75 develop over the past few months, thank you.
Your feedback has helped us better understand what users want from a keyboard that combines traditional mechanical typing with a new interactive experience.
Today’s Kickstarter launch is an important milestone for Mira75, and we are excited to finally share the complete project.
MiraBox Mira75: Keyboard with Screen is now live on Kickstarter.