YouTuber Tom Scott remapped the keys of 14 computer keyboards to each of the over 1,000 emoji and placed an illustration of the respective icon over each key by hand to create a physical emoji keyboard. He grouped the keys category for “ease of use.” 😳

ZAGG’s diminutive Bluetooth keyboard is small enough to fold up and put in your pocket, while providing a tactile QWERTY keyboard for any smartphone. The built-in stand lets you compose lengthy documents at the ideal angle.

It’s rare that we see anything truly innovative in the world of keyboards, but LG just knocked our socks off with their new Rolly – a full-size Bluetooth keyboard that rolls up into a stick that you can stow in a backpack, briefcase, or purse.

Yamaha’s new 37-key synthesizers may be tiny, but they make the kind of sounds you’d expect from a pro synth. Our favorite is the tribute to the DX7, made famous back in the ’80s on tracks like Harold Faltermeyer’s Axel F. Out 9/2015.

A Bluetooth keyboard with infrared sensors that turn the entire area above the keys into an invisible touchpad when you hold down one of its mouse keys. The touchpad function works with PCs and Android devices.

This unique musical instrument replaces traditional keys with soft silicone bumps which can each tweak pitch, vibrato and other dynamics. The nuanced, ethereal sounds it makes are unlike any other keyboard we’ve heard.

The Yoda TrackPoint keyboard is a multipurpose yet compact mechanical USB keyboard. It has a built in pointing stick (with three different tips included), two USB 2 ports and three mouse keys. All keys use Cherry MX switches.

Google Japan’s April Fools Day prank comes in the form of a new sort of input device that purports to convert your breath into Japanese language keystrokes. It also makes for a great party favor.

WayTools’ wireless Bluetooth keyboard is small enough to tote in your pocket, then clicks together magnetically to provide a QWERTY typing surface with full-size spacing and tactile feedback. Order now for Spring 2015 delivery.

Nintype is a third-party keyboard that lets you type up to 130 words per minute on any iOS 8 device. It lets you swipe through letters using two fingers, call up shorcuts with flicks and more. Its animations are a sight to behold. Tutorial here.

We first spotted Chris Dimino’s keyboard waffle iron when it was an object in an art exhibit. Thanks to popular demand, it’s being turned into an actual product. All we can say is it’s way better than the touchscreen waffle maker.

In 2012 DDB Shanghai made this awareness campaign about Internet and computer addiction. The ad agency made a keyboard-shaped sculpture showing the likenesses of addicts and their loved ones trapped in the keys.

To celebrate Colonel Sanders’ 124th birthday, KFC Japan is giving away a keyboard that has fried chicken keys and the worst Esc button we’ve ever seen. It will also give away a fried chicken mouse, flash drive and earrings.

Musician NeWT put together this awesome medley of some of the greatest keyboard solos from the 1980s, from The Final Coutdown to the theme from Knight Rider to She Blinded Me with Science and a little Super Mario Bros. on the side.

It’s been seven years since Keyboard Cat took the Internet by storm, and since then, he’s been taking it easy, chowing down on catnip, and living a life of leisure. But the cat is back, and it’s clear he’s been practicing in his downtime.

The Auto-Fit keyboard case has a spring-loaded mechanism that makes it compatible with a variety of Android tablets. Its battery lasts up to a year per charge. The 7″ version is already out, with 8″ and 10″ sizes to follow.