Keyboard With a Screen? Meet Tech’s Most Confused Invention

Tech keeps inventing solutions for problems nobody has, and the KeyGo keyboard with a screen might be the crown jewel. It’s flashy, confusing, and oddly hilarious — the kind of gadget that makes you wonder if innovation has gone too far.


A backlit RGB keyboard with a connected touchscreen monitor shows a music player interface. The device is laid out on a dark surface, with the lights glowing in the dark.
The KeyGo—it’s not a laptop, it’s not a tablet, it’s just a keyboard that desperately wants to be the center of attention. (Image credit: Yanko Design)

The Laptop and Keyboard’s Weird Baby

Just when you thought tech couldn’t get any more confused, Yanko Design shows up with KeyGo — a keyboard with a screen slapped on top. Imagine a laptop that got drunk, lost half its organs, and woke up looking like a neon gaming accessory.


The Fatal Flaw Nobody Asked For

The KeyGo comes loaded with:

  • RGB lighting (because if it doesn’t glow, is it even real tech?)
  • A single USB-C connection
  • A 1920×720 touchscreen for crisp spreadsheets

💸 Price tag? $538 (or $249 if you’re an “early backer” who enjoys disappointment).

🚨 BUT here’s the kicker: It has no battery.

Yep. The “portable extended display” is permanently chained to an outlet. Take it to a coffee shop? You’ll become the local hazard, tripping strangers with your power cord while hunting for wall sockets.


The Final, Absurd Verdict

The KeyGo keyboard-screen hybrid is a monument to modern excess. It’s a glowing gadget that promises portability but delivers dependency. A true “go nowhere, do anything” device.

It’s like inventing:

  • A flashlight with no bulb
  • A coffee mug with a hole in the bottom
  • Or better yet, a treadmill that only works downhill

Still, we salute the audacity. Sometimes progress means going backward with extra LEDs. Bravo, Yanko Design. Bravo.

Source: TechRadar


Flappy FAQs

Q: What is the KeyGo keyboard-screen hybrid?
A: It’s a mechanical keyboard with a 12.8-inch touchscreen monitor attached. Think laptop-lite, but without the laptop part.

Q: How much does the KeyGo cost?
A: $538 retail, or $249 for early backers willing to risk regret.

Q: Does the KeyGo have a battery?
A: Nope. This “portable” gadget must stay plugged in 24/7.

Q: Who is it for?
A: People who want their gadgets glowing, expensive, and slightly less useful than the thing they replace.

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