MCHOSE is bringing its latest gaming hardware to IFA 2026 in Berlin, with the ACE75 Hall Effect keyboard taking center stage alongside the GOD60 collaboration edition, ACE68 GT, new gaming mice and the V9 Turbo headset series. The company is using the event to give international visitors a closer look at products that are expected to expand its presence in the global gaming peripheral market.
The showcase began ahead of IFA’s official opening on September 4. On September 3, MCHOSE held a pre-show press event at its booth in Hall 6.2-126, where media representatives, technology editors, and content creators were able to see the GOD60 × A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality collaboration edition.
The special GOD60 keyboard takes design inspiration from the Chinese 3D animated fantasy series and combines themed visual elements with the full-aluminum construction of the GOD60 Hall Effect platform. While the collaboration model is currently limited to the Chinese market, the standard MCHOSE GOD60 is scheduled for a global launch in October 2026.
MCHOSE’s ACE75 is arguably the more important product for international buyers at the show. The 75% Hall Effect keyboard is designed around high polling and scanning rates, supporting an 8K polling rate and a 256K scan rate. MCHOSE lists latency as low as 0.08 ms, while its adjustable Rapid Trigger range starts at 0.001mm and extends to 3.4mm.
The ACE75 also supports SOCD and DKS functions, which are particularly relevant for competitive gaming. A Horizon RGB Light Bar and multifunction control knob are integrated into the keyboard, giving users additional controls without moving away from the compact 75% layout.
For its international launch, MCHOSE will offer the ACE75 in four colors: Mecha Green, Navy Blue, Midnight Purple, and Moon Rock Gray. The company has scheduled the keyboard’s Kickstarter campaign for September 17, 2026.
MCHOSE is also using IFA 2026 to show that its keyboard lineup is only one part of its wider gaming hardware strategy. The ACE68 GT Hall Effect keyboard is on display with support for polling rates of up to 16K. The company is also showing a new generation of gaming mice equipped with the latest PAW3955 sensor, targeting users looking for higher-performance tracking hardware.
The V9 Turbo gaming headset series is another part of the lineup. These headsets are paired with magnetic charging docks, giving MCHOSE another product category to integrate into its growing ecosystem.
That ecosystem is tied together through MCHOSE M HUB, the company’s software platform for configuring and managing compatible hardware. Users can use the software to adjust performance settings, key assignments, lighting, profiles, and other device-specific options. Bringing these controls into one platform could make it easier for users with multiple MCHOSE peripherals to manage their setup.
The company has also attracted attention from international media and creators during the event. Tom’s Guide Italy visited the MCHOSE booth, while U.S. creator XEETECHCARE and Polish creator Ziemniak were among the content creators who stopped by to test and explore the company’s latest hardware.
MCHOSE says its products are currently available across more than 30 countries and regions, covering markets in Europe, North America, Southeast Asia and Oceania. Its participation in IFA 2026 comes as the company continues expanding its distribution network and local market operations, particularly across Europe.
For PC gamers following the latest Hall Effect keyboard releases, the ACE75 will be one of the company’s key products to watch. Its combination of 8K polling, 256K scanning, adjustable Rapid Trigger and competitive gaming features puts it directly into a market that has become increasingly crowded with high-speed mechanical and magnetic-switch keyboards.
MCHOSE will continue showcasing its gaming and desktop products at Hall 6.2-126 during IFA 2026, with several products targeting global launches over the coming months.
