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Compact 65 percent aluminum keyboard in Cyber Black with south-facing RGB lighting and a dynamic light bar

MCHOSE

MCHOSE MC-Ace68Turbo-5 65% 68-key Hall Effect gaming keyboard 16K polling 0.06ms 0.001mm precision

SKU CH-GA91-MM49E MPN MC-Ace68Turbo-5

A 65% aluminium keyboard with Hall Effect switches delivering 16K polling, 0.06ms latency and 0.001mm precision

  • Product nameFull-aluminum Esports Hall Effect Keyboard
  • Keyboard connectionUSB Type-C
  • StyleCompact
  • Keyboard layout65% ANSI (68 keys)
  • Function key countSOCD, RS, DKS, MT, TGL, Key Macros
  • Keyboard switchesMount Tai Magnetic GT Switch (16k)

Color Cyber Black

  • 06 ms latency and 0.001 mm precision for instant actuation
  • 16K polling rate plus 256K scan rate for competitive speed
  • Full CNC aluminium shell with dual-core 512 MHz MCU for rigid stability
  • 65 % ANSI layout with 68 keys saves desk space
  • South-facing RGB with dynamic light bar and Music Sync 2.0

Compact 65% layout with 68 keys

The MCHOSE Ace 68 Turbo is a wired gaming keyboard built around a 65% ANSI layout with 68 keys. Its full aluminium shell and south-facing RGB lighting suit competitive players who want a small footprint without sacrificing build quality. The keyboard connects via USB Type-C and includes a function card, puller, spare switches and a dust cover. It is aimed at users who value desk space and precise actuation.

16K polling on Windows, 8K on Mac

The board delivers a 16K polling rate and a 256K scan rate on Windows, dropping to 8K polling on Mac. Hall Effect Mount Tai Magnetic GT switches provide 0.06ms latency and 0.001mm actuation precision, enabled by a dual-core 512MHz MCU and a four-layer PCB. The USB Type-C interface carries all data and power; no wireless option exists. Buyers who need wireless freedom or cross-platform 16K consistency should look elsewhere.

Straightforward plug-and-play setup

Installation is limited to connecting the supplied Type-C cable to a USB port; no battery or pairing steps are required. The compact 1.5" x 12.76" x 4.69" case fits most desks, but the lack of a palm rest may fatigue wrists during long sessions. Hall Effect switches are hot-swappable using the included puller, yet the 65% layout omits dedicated function and navigation keys, so users who rely on those clusters will need layer remapping.

How it compares

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Price $102.99
Pricier than about 68% of the 3,966 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameMCHOSE
Model nameAce 68 Turbo
Part numberMC-Ace68Turbo-5
Product nameFull-aluminum Esports Hall Effect Keyboard
StyleCompact
Keyboard colorCyber Black
Product typeWired
Connectivity
Keyboard connectionUSB Type-C
Size & build
Keyboard layout65% ANSI (68 keys)
Function key countSOCD, RS, DKS, MT, TGL, Key Macros
Keyboard switchesMount Tai Magnetic GT Switch (16k)
Keycap detailsColor-matching Cherry profile
Product dimensions1.5 in × 12.76 in × 4.69 in
Shipping weight2.09 kg
Package size368 × 170 × 76 mm
In the box
Includes mouseNo
In the box1 x Ace 68 Turbo HE Keyboard
1 x Function Card
1 x Type-C Cable
1 x Key & Switch Puller
2 x Spare Switches
1 x Dust Cover
More details
Wrist restNo
BacklightingSouth-facing RGB LED Lights

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the 65% 68-key layout or a full-size board for competitive play?

The 65% ANSI layout gives you 68 keys in a 12.76-inch wide frame, leaving more mouse room while keeping arrows and navigation cluster.

What does the 0.06ms latency figure mean when I am actually gaming?

It reflects the combined 16K polling rate and 256K scan rate, so each keystroke registers in a fraction of a millisecond for faster stops and rapid-fire combos.

How does the USB Type-C connection handle the 16K polling rate on different systems?

Windows unlocks the full 16K rate; macOS caps at 8K, so competitive Windows users get the highest update speed the wired link allows.

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