MCHOSE Launches GT75 Hall Effect Keyboard with Aluminum Chassis and 16KHz Polling

MCHOSE has announced its new GT75, a 75% Hall Effect gaming keyboard featuring a full-aluminum chassis, custom magnetic switches, and a 16,000Hz polling rate. The keyboard is designed for competitive gaming, combining adjustable actuation, Rapid Trigger functionality, and low input latency with an aluminum CNC-machined construction.

Described by MCHOSE as a “full-aluminum esports Hall Effect keyboard,” the GT75 features a redesigned chassis with angular styling, translucent keycaps, and integrated RGB lighting. It will be available in Silver, Black, and Pink color options, with different finishes and decorative elements depending on the configuration.

MCHOSE is introducing its new Jiyue Taishan magnetic switch, featuring a dual six-rail guide structure, a custom permanent magnet, and an integrated housing. The switches are paired with a dual-layer sound-dampening structure designed to reduce high-frequency noise and deliver a quieter typing experience.

The Jiyue Taishan switches offer 3.4 ± 0.2mm of total travel, an initial actuation force of 32 ± 8gf, and a rated lifespan of up to 100 million keystrokes. MCHOSE also highlights improvements to switch feel, performance, acoustics, and lighting.

For gaming performance, the MCHOSE GT75 supports a 16KHz polling rate, 0.06ms latency, and 0.001mm adjustment precision. The adjustable actuation range covers 0.1mm to 3.4mm, while Rapid Trigger adjustments extend from 0.001mm to 3.4mm. It also features a 256K scanning rate, giving users several options for configuring key response.

The keyboard uses MCHOSE’s self-developed M-HUB 2.0 software, available through a web interface and desktop client. It supports Adaptive Dynamic Calibration 2.0 and additional gaming functions, including RS, SOCD, DKS, MT, TGL, and LT. These features allow users to configure different key behaviors for competitive games.

Other hardware features include a side-mounted RGB light strip, pressure-sensitive touch controls, and multifunction keys. The keyboard also comes with five-sided translucent keycaps and approximately 16 million RGB colors, with support for lighting synchronization and custom GIF lighting effects.

MCHOSE has opened pre-orders for the GT75 in China, with prices starting at 629 yuan, while the higher-priced configuration costs 729 yuan. These prices are promotional launch offers, reduced from the regular prices of 699 yuan and 799 yuan, respectively. The company has scheduled its official platform-wide launch for November 9 at 8:00 PM in China. International pricing and availability have not yet been announced.

With its 75% layout, CNC aluminum construction, custom magnetic switches, and 16KHz polling rate, the MCHOSE GT75 is entering the competitive Hall Effect keyboard market with a combination of premium materials and gaming-focused features.

SpecificationDetails
ModelMCHOSE GT75
Keyboard Layout75%
Keyboard TypeHall Effect Magnetic Keyboard
ConstructionFull-Aluminum CNC Chassis
SwitchesJiyue Taishan Magnetic Switches
Total Travel3.4 ± 0.2mm
Initial Actuation Force32 ± 8gf
Switch LifespanUp to 100 Million Keystrokes
Polling Rate16,000Hz (16KHz)
Advertised Latency0.06ms
Adjustment Precision0.001mm
Actuation Range0.1–3.4mm
Rapid Trigger Range0.001–3.4mm
Scanning Rate256K
SoftwareM-HUB 2.0
CalibrationAdaptive Dynamic Calibration 2.0
Gaming FeaturesRS, SOCD, DKS, MT, TGL, LT
RGB Lighting16 Million Colors
Additional FeaturesSide RGB Light Strip, Pressure-Sensitive Touch Control, Multifunction Keys
KeycapsFive-Sided Translucent Keycaps
ConnectivityWired USB
ColorsSilver, Black, Pink
Launch Price¥629 / ¥729
Official Launch DateNovember 9, 2026
Jani Dushman
Jani Dushman

I'm Jani, a dedicated Tech Writer and Reviewer at Xiaomitoday. With a passion for exploring and dissecting the latest in technology, my mission is to bring you insightful and comprehensive reviews that empower your decision-making in the fast-evolving world of gadgets and tech.

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