Ajazz AK980 vs MCHOSE G98 ProScreen vs Gaming Performance

The MCHOSE G98 Pro is marketed for gaming with its claimed 'Top-Speed Wireless Technology' achieving 1ms ultra-low latency. Its listing also includes N-key rollover, which is important for gaming. The Ajazz AK980 does not have latency specifications or N-key rollover explicitly mentioned in its provided details.

Yes, according to the vendor description, the Ajazz AK980's TFT screen can display the time, connection mode, battery level, and customizable GIF animations. This allows for quick system status checks without using software or keyboard shortcuts.

Yes, both the Ajazz AK980 and MCHOSE G98 Pro list support for macOS and Windows systems. The Ajazz also lists Android support in its vendor description, and the MCHOSE lists Linux support in its specifications.

Yes, both keyboards feature hot-swappable sockets, allowing you to change mechanical switches without soldering. The Ajazz listing mentions it is 'all-key hot-swappable.'

Both keyboards are equipped with an 8000mAh lithium battery, which is a large capacity for wireless mechanical keyboards. The Ajazz vendor page also mentions the use of low-power chips and energy-saving technology to extend battery life.

The Ajazz AK980 offers a specific 'Silence Linear' switch option, which is designed for quieter typing. The MCHOSE G98 Pro emphasizes sound dampening through its five layers of internal foam but does not list a dedicated silent switch option in its provided specs.

The MCHOSE G98 Pro supports the 'MCHOSE HUB' software for adjusting RGB lighting colors and modes. The Ajazz AK980's vendor description does not mention dedicated software, implying its screen and side keys handle basic controls.

The Ajazz AK980 includes a Type-C cable, a switch and keycap puller, and a user manual. The MCHOSE G98 Pro includes a Type-C cable, a puller, two spare switches, a user guide, and a dust cover.

Both keyboards use PBT keycaps, which are more resistant to shine and wear than ABS. The MCHOSE G98 Pro specifically uses 'double-shot PBT keycaps' and offers them in two profile heights, Cherry and MDA.

A key internal difference is the plate material. The Ajazz AK980 uses an FR4 plate, while the MCHOSE G98 Pro uses a PC plate. The mounting style is the same, as both use a gasket mount structure for a softer typing feel.

The Ajazz AK980 uses side-mounted keys for switching between wireless, Bluetooth, and wired modes. The MCHOSE G98 Pro has three connection option switches located on the left top of the keyboard for the same purpose.

The MCHOSE G98 Pro is designed with an ergonomic angle and features a detailed five-layer internal foam setup (including PO silencer cotton and IXPE pads) aimed at producing a consistent, dampened typing sound and feel, as per its vendor description.