MCHOSE Showcases ACE75 and GOD60 Hall Effect Gaming Keyboards at IFA 2026

MCHOSE is using IFA 2026 to take its Hall Effect gaming keyboard lineup beyond China, with the new ACE75 making its global debut alongside the high-performance GOD60. The company introduced both keyboards during a pre-show press event in Berlin on September 3, giving media and content creators an early look before IFA officially opens.

The MCHOSE ACE75 is a 75% Hall Effect keyboard designed to cover both competitive gaming and regular desktop use. It features an 8K polling rate, 256K scan rate, and claimed latency of 0.08ms. Its adjustable Rapid Trigger range starts at 0.001mm and extends to 3.4mm, allowing users to tune key behavior based on their preferences and the type of games they play.

The keyboard also supports Rapid Trigger, SOCD, and DKS, while MCHOSE has added a Horizon RGB Light Bar and multifunction control knob. Users can configure actuation points, lighting effects, and key assignments through the MCHOSE M HUB software.

For international buyers, the ACE75 will be available in four colors: Mecha Green, Navy Blue, Midnight Purple, and Moon Rock Gray. MCHOSE plans to launch the keyboard globally through Kickstarter on September 17, 2026.

The MCHOSE GOD60 takes a smaller 60% layout and uses a full CNC aluminum chassis. It supports polling rates of up to 16K, 0.001mm precision, and ultra-low latency, making it the more performance-focused option of the two keyboards.

MCHOSE also showed the GOD60 × A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality collaboration edition at IFA for the first time outside China. The keyboard combines the GOD60’s aluminum construction with design elements inspired by the Chinese 3D animation series.

The collaboration edition is currently intended for the Chinese market and is not planned for overseas retail. Its appearance at IFA gives international visitors a look at how MCHOSE is combining gaming hardware with entertainment properties and Chinese design.

With the ACE75 heading to Kickstarter later this month, MCHOSE is clearly targeting the growing international market for Hall Effect keyboards. The GOD60, meanwhile, shows where the company is positioning its higher-end gaming hardware, particularly for users who prioritize rapid input and adjustable key behavior. Both keyboards will be available to see at the MCHOSE booth in Hall 6.2-126 during IFA 2026 in Berlin.