MCHOSE Ace 68 V2

It uses Hall Effect magnetic switches, which sense key movement magnetically rather than relying on a fixed mechanical contact point. This enables adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger settings, so you can tune when a key registers and resets.

The 68-key ANSI layout keeps the main typing area compact while retaining dedicated arrow keys and several navigation and utility keys. Its footprint is 320 × 122 mm, leaving more desk space for mouse movement than a full-size keyboard.

Rapid Trigger lets a key reset as soon as you release it by a small amount, rather than waiting for it to cross a fixed reset point. This can make repeated presses and quick direction changes feel more responsive, especially in games that involve frequent strafing.

A dedicated RT button lets you switch between onboard Rapid Trigger profiles with a press. For more detailed adjustments—such as actuation, key assignments, lighting, and profiles—use MCHOSE M HUB, available as web and desktop software.

Star Ring switches are described as having a fast, stable response and consistent control. Royal Steed switches are intended to feel smoother and a little more substantial. The available switch and color combinations vary by version.

No. The Ace 68 V2 is a wired keyboard and connects through its Type-C cable. Wireless modes such as Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz are not listed.

They describe the keyboard’s reported input response: it can report inputs frequently, with a stated latency of 0.08 ms. These figures are most relevant to fast-paced play, though the feel of responsiveness also depends on your computer, game, and settings.

Yes. The Hall Effect system supports an actuation range of 0.1–3.4 mm, with settings adjustable through M HUB. You can choose a more sensitive activation point for quick inputs or a deeper one to help avoid accidental presses.

They are advanced key-function options supported by the keyboard, alongside key macros. Their exact behavior and configuration depend on the feature and software settings, so check the M HUB controls before using them in a particular game.

South-facing RGB LEDs shine through frosted translucent PC keycaps, creating a diffused glow rather than a sharply exposed light source. Lighting can be customized in M HUB, with support for a broad range of colors and effects.

It weighs about 804 g without the signature strap and 814 g with it. That gives it a substantial feel on a desk, while its compact 65%-style layout remains practical for moving between setups.

Its internal construction combines an aluminum alloy positioning plate with silicone, fiber, PET, and foam layers. These materials form a layered structure beneath the switches, contributing to a more composed feel than a simple hollow case.