YUNZII IF68 Keyboard Launches with TFT Screen and 8000mAh Battery

YUNZII released the IF68 mechanical keyboard to give compact setup builders a screen-equipped option that fits on smaller desks. The 65% layout saves space while the vertical display adds visual feedback for macros or system stats. Buyers who want a customizable peripheral without sacrificing desk real estate should look at this model.

Compact 65% layout includes vertical display and rotary knob

The device uses a tri-mode connection system that supports wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth links. This flexibility lets users switch between a desktop PC, a laptop, or a mobile device without changing cables. The keyboard ships with a 65% physical footprint that includes 63 keys, a rotary knob, and a dedicated vertical screen.

Specifications

• Layout: 65% (63 keys + knob + 200×480 TFT vertical screen)
• Structure: Gasket mount with 5-layer damping fill
• Battery: 8000mAh
• Switches: Hot-swappable (Coconut Milk V2 or Candy)
• Firmware: QMK with VIA support

Under the hood, the IF68 features a gasket mount structure with five layers of damping foam. It houses an 8000mAh battery to support wireless usage for extended periods. South-facing RGB LEDs provide backlighting that shines directly onto the keycaps for even illumination. The switches are hot-swappable, allowing users to install Coconut Milk V2 or Candy switches without soldering.

The keyboard comes with Cherry profile PBT double-shot keycaps that resist shine and wear over time. Firmware support includes QMK with VIA compatibility, giving users full control over key remapping and macro creation. We appreciate the inclusion of VIA, as it simplifies customization for users who do not want to compile code.

The IF68 costs 84.99 USD for overseas markets. In China, the Coconut Milk V2 version starts at 329 CNY (around $48.63) and the Candy switch version costs 359 CNY (around $53.06). The China launch is scheduled for August 7 at 20:00. The keyboard is now available for purchase in international regions.