PM: “I have a small new feature request.”
Engineer: “How small?”
PM: “Well… can we refactor this entire thing first?”
Engineer: “…”
So, what’s the most ridiculous feature our PM should ask the engineers to add to a keyboard next?
Bad ideas only.
After sharing different parts of Mira75 here over the past few weeks, we’ve finally reached an important milestone today.
It’s been really interesting reading everyone’s feedback on the display, layout, features, and even the small design details along the way. Some of those discussions genuinely helped us rethink a few things.
Now that the full version is out, we’re curious about one thing:
What do you like most about Mira75 — and what would you still change?
We’ll keep reading the feedback here.
If the Mira75 were officially released, how likely would you be to buy it? What factor would most influence your decision—**price, screen/Tapbar functionality, typing feel, aesthetic design, or the software ecosystem**? Let us know your honest thoughts
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Hi everyone,
Today, we’re excited to share the first official look at Mira75.
Mira75 is a 75% mechanical keyboard featuring an ultra-wide interactive display above the typing area. Instead of using the screen only to show basic information, we wanted it to become part of the keyboard experience.
In this first video, you can see some of the features we’ve been developing, including:
Watch the full video here:
This is only the beginning, and we’ll be sharing more details about Mira75 in the coming weeks.
What do you think of the design? Which feature would you like us to show in more detail next?
We’re exploring a keyboard design idea and would love to hear some thoughts from keyboard users.
Instead of a traditional F1–F12 row, the keyboard would have a touch display in that area. It could still provide access to F1–F12 functions, but also work as a small control panel.
Some possible uses:
The concern, of course, is that a touchscreen may not feel as reliable or direct as physical keys. Some people may also prefer not having to look down while using the keyboard.
Which design would you prefer?
A. Full touchscreen F-row
B. Physical F keys + separate display
C. A mix of physical keys and touchscreen
D. Traditional F1–F12 keys only
Also curious: what features would actually make this useful instead of just looking cool?
Some of you may have already spotted our upcoming product, while others might be seeing it for the first time. Which product series do you think it belongs to?
StreamDock, Universal Screen or Keyboard?
Drop your guess in the comments—and tell us what kind of new product you hope to see from MiraBox next.