MCHOSE - Ace 60 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard

Drunk deer are not really considered good, only popular. Mchose Ace60 Pro is like 40eur

Shiit, bro. Because ace60 outperforms 99% of all keyboards and is considered one of best P/P keyboards. It is faster and less wobbly, presses are more reliable than wooting 60he for a fraction of price.

I haven’t found my endgame yet sadly. I have a feeling it might be the Za-12. I like the Lamzu Inca but it feels a little small for me. Unfortunately there isn’t a light weight version of the Za-12 yet so I’m not really sure what else I can try. For my keyboard, the MCHOSE Ace 60 Pro.

Hello there, today I received the LK 60 pro. I'd like to have the shorter spacebar (I suppose is the 6.25u length) and the 4 modifier, plus the long right shift. I already have the necessary keycaps, but I cannot figure out what I need to change speaking of switches and stabilizers. The image is from their official site, so I know that the pcb supports that layout. I searched online but I cannot find anything, plus I'm really a noob. PS I also seen in the official software that I cannot use WASD as arrow as those keys are "system" ones, if anyone could help with this too, would be amazing. https://preview.redd.it/ktvskzqc7v6g1.png?width=1333&format=png&auto=webp&s=144968ea21822a65faadbb39484b762349c25d79

My Apex Pro TKL just bit the dust. I ordered a Mchose ACE 60 HE Pro to replace it. While it's still being shipped I got a $27 Aula 3271 to keep me in game while I wait. Apex Pro TKL $270 (Where I live) Mchose Ace 60 HE Pro with Shipping $73.23. Aula 3271. $27 In terms of performance... honestly not a huge difference. lol. The Apex and Ace 60 will have customizable software which is just as important to me. (macros for apps and gaming profiles etc) the Aula is super regular... yet is performing very well. Which is to say, you'll do fine with whatever you chose. I'd look at reviews for the software (Browser based? Installed application?), build quality and esthetics. I don't think you'll necessarily care about the polling speed, actuation, SOCD and things like "controller mode" if you're playing single players games. But if you like it, and it makes you happy... I say go for it. Also might I suggest at least taking a look at this new one from Nuphy. [NuPhyX bh65](https://nuphy.com/collections/he-keyboards/products/bh65) All Aluminum body. Up to 8k polling rate. Super Low latency but after watching NuPhy reviews, people seem to like the software which is key.

I'm using the Mchose Ace 60 Pro with the TTC Uranus Magnetic SE switches. It's under $50. Simple and does the job. The software has gotten much better since launch. I used to complain about it but it's so much better. Not perfect but it works as it should now. Low bar i know. Sounds decent. Good weight... better than my more expensive Apex pro TKL ( didn't last as long for the price ) There are better so I'm told. TMR switches are modern and the direction gaming Keyboards will be going. One aspect of TMR, it uses less power which means they don't need a big battery in them and can go wireless and last a decent time before recharging. Mine is wired. Something to consider. He may want a clean, wireless Keyboard. I'll post the link to mine. It's pretty inexpensive. [https://www.mchose.store/products/mchose-ace-60-hall-effect-magnetic-switch-gaming-keyboard?variant=49303600628007](https://www.mchose.store/products/mchose-ace-60-hall-effect-magnetic-switch-gaming-keyboard?variant=49303600628007)

I enjoy my HE keyboard, but it's not going to magically make you a pro. Also keep in mind some of the perks are actually banned in CS anyways. So you'd have to keep SOCD (Simultaneous Opposing Cardinal Directions) disabled in CS. I think it's ok in Valorant. I'm using the Mchose HE 60 pro. I'm loving it. I came from a Steel Series Apex pro TKL. 3x the price of the Mchose, but the build is just better on the Mchose. The software is also getting better. I really like it for $73 shipped and delivered. Cheap by gaming KB standards, but great value.

I can't comment on the Monsgeek, but I can say I am enjoying my Mchose Ace 60 pro, but with the TTC Uranus SE's. The one thing I'd say isn't great about it is the macro programing. You either use the common, built in ones for windows util and apps... or you make your own which I can't get to work properly. Feels like it's not releasing the FN button in the programming. Could just be the way im editing as I'm used to Logitech's way of doing things. 2nd thing is the LED' aren't very bright. I used to have a Apex pro tkl. You could light a room with that... the Ace 60 pro is good, especially in a dark setting, but not super bright. Other than the macro programing I really like it. Web based software is good. I'm using the installed version because I don't want to have to be online to edit a function. Works the same. Easy to understand. It's also nice and hefty. It's actually heavier than my Apex pro TKL, which was surprising.

https://preview.redd.it/8ibnz5pnqeig1.png?width=1455&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ac70c5e70fdb2d7cc76f2f70efcee3c9357577d Hold / tap is there but I don't really use it. The layers do work but I just use it to activate my 2nd profile and xbox gamebar and those are built in. If I build my own macro, I've found it buggy when on a layer. Like I said, feels like the FN doesn't stop and it loops. Could be my macro edit...but still. Works in logitech and Steelseries... so I'm not sure what's not working in this version.

Sure, mchose ace60 Pro is still a really great keyboard with it being in the top 5 like you said. But when you look at the materials, feels and other stuff... Like i said its still really good with the performance but its worse than the fun 60 in the build quality and feels part. I just went with "which is both pretty good with performance (there is actually not really much performance between mchose ace and Akko fun in these models), quality, and overall feel is great." So, you basically chose the "Performance" one, and I actually respect that. Because im in a kind of budget situation and I actually didnt have the extra budget to buy the mchouse ace60 uranus model. You did a great choice so if you like it i hope you have a great time with it.

Keyboard: Mchose ace 60 pro Mouse: Attack shark r1

From AliExpress can get MChose Ace60 Pro ($50) or Ace68 Pro ($80) for a Hall effect keyboard. For mice: VXE R1 SE+ ($35) MChose A5 ($50) Attack Shark X11 ($30) Delux M600 ($30) Ajazz AJ179 Pro ($30) Doesn’t really make sense to spend more for a developed brand name that doesn’t give noticeably more performance

the plastic 80he is 199, not 280. i bought a $50 HE keyboard (mchose ace60 pro), and the experience has been bad enough that i'm gonna buy the plastic 60he v2 for 175 when it comes out. sometimes keys just stop working for like a second when i'm playing rocket league, no idea why or how to fix it. the software experience is just terrible compared to my wooting uwu that i bought 2 years ago. most of it is just small annoyances/bugs, but it's enough to annoy the shit out of me at times. there's also missing features like analog input that i thought were a given for HE keyboards, but i guess not i don't care about gimmicks like 8 billion hz polling rate or whatever if the experience is gonna be terrible anyway. i haven't had a single issue/bug with my wooting uwu in the 2 years that i've used it, and i use the software a lot. remember that a lot of people would call you insane for even spending $50 on a keyboard instead of just buying an office keyboard for $5. people have different priorities, simple as that. i've got the money to buy a keyboard that's technically overpriced, and if i want it i'm gonna buy it. i don't wanna gamble when buying a new keyboard, nor do i care to act like i'm a superior individual who has evolved past consumerism. i am but a goy after all

Your first sentence is totally wrong don’t confuse people. Someone do test with an expansive robot and Ace60 is better latency than Wooting for example.

i've tried both of these for rhythm games actually. The MCHOSE Ace 60 Pro with those ice blue switches has a slightly faster actuation point that might give you an edge in osu for rapid tapping. The Monsgeek FUN60 Ultra has better build quality overall though, with that aluminum case reducing flex during intense sessions. Honestly, for pure speed the hall effect switches on the MCHOSE are hard to beat, but the Monsgeek will feel more premium long-term. I'd lean toward the MCHOSE for your specific use case since it's designed for that competitive gaming edge you're after.