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Nova White compact 65% aluminium keyboard with 68 keys and south-facing RGB light bar

MCHOSE

MCHOSE MC-Ace68Turbo-6 65% 68-key Hall Effect gaming keyboard

SKU CH-K5JN-PMKCN MPN MC-Ace68Turbo-6

A 65% aluminium Hall Effect keyboard with 68 keys, 16K polling, 0.06ms latency and 0.001mm precision for competitive speed

  • 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 Nova White

  • 06 ms response time with 16 K polling for competitive speed
  • 001 mm Hall Effect precision enables rapid trigger control
  • Full CNC aluminium shell plus dual-core 512 MHz MCU
  • 65 % compact 68-key ANSI layout saves desk space
  • South-facing RGB light bar with 16 million colour sync

What the product is

The MCHOSE Ace 68 Turbo is a 65% ANSI layout gaming keyboard with 68 keys in a Nova White aluminium chassis. Hall Effect magnetic switches replace mechanical contacts for contactless actuation. It connects through a single USB Type-C cable and targets competitive players who want a compact wired deck.

What the bundled accessories change

The box adds a function reference card, a detachable Type-C cable, a combined key and switch puller, two spare Mount Tai Magnetic GT switches and a fitted dust cover. The puller and spares let owners swap individual switches without tools, while the cover protects the exposed aluminium top plate when the keyboard is not in use.

Installation and common issues

Plug the Type-C cable into a free port; Windows recognises the 16K polling rate automatically while macOS caps at 8K. No driver is required for basic input, but advanced features such as SOCD, rapid trigger and per-key macros need the vendor configuration software. The aluminium case adds weight, so the board stays planted on smooth desks.

How it compares

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Price $104.99
Pricier than about 69% of the 3,966 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameMCHOSE
Model nameAce 68 Turbo
Part numberMC-Ace68Turbo-6
Product nameFull-aluminum Esports Hall Effect Keyboard
StyleCompact
Keyboard colorNova White
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 weight1.86 kg
Package size381 × 165 × 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

Will the Mount Tai Magnetic GT switches need lubrication or replacement over time?

Hall Effect magnetic switches use contactless sensing, so there are no metal leaf contacts to wear out or lubricate. The 0.001 mm precision is maintained without mechanical degradation, and the package includes two spare switches if a single unit ever fails.

What limits sustained rapid-trigger performance on this keyboard?

The 16 K polling rate and 256 K scan rate are the governing ceilings. On Windows the full 16 K rate is active; on macOS the polling caps at 8 K, which becomes the bottleneck for continuous high-speed input.

How much power does the south-facing RGB and Dynamic Light Bar draw during all-day use?

The keyboard is wired via USB Type-C and draws its power directly from the host port. The dual-core MCU runs at 512 MHz total frequency, and the south-facing RGB plus Dynamic Light Bar operate within standard USB power limits without an external adapter.

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