Pros

RTINGS measured outstanding gaming performance, on par with flagship magnetic keyboards from Wooting and Razer
Rapid Trigger, adjustable actuation, SOCD and DKS for fast, repeated presses in shooters
Solid for the price, per RTINGS: aluminium plate, pre-lubed switches and stabilizers
Shine-through keycaps, so the RGB backlight lights up the letters

Cons

Wired only, and the small 60% layout has no arrow keys, function row or numpad
The settings app is web-based only, with no offline version
One-year warranty
On AliExpress it comes from a reseller with one switch option (Ice Blue), and the listing also sells the bigger ACE68: pick the "60pro" variant

Updated 27 October 2026

The MCHOSE Ace 60 Pro is a small wired gaming keyboard with magnetic switches. Instead of clicking at a fixed point, each key senses how far it’s pressed, so you choose where a press counts and use Rapid Trigger, which resets a key the moment you start to lift it. That helps with quick, repeated movement in shooters. RTINGS measured outstanding raw performance that matches much pricier boards from Wooting and Razer, and recommends it as a budget pick for competitive players.

It’s a 60% board, so arrow keys, the function row and the numpad live on a second layer behind the Fn key. The case is plastic but feels solid, with an aluminium plate inside. Settings are changed in MCHOSE’s web app, which has no offline version. RTINGS tested a unit with KTEK switches; the AliExpress listing sells it with Ice Blue magnetic switches. MCHOSE also sells a plain Ace 60 with a slower chip, so make sure the listing says Pro.

60% layout, ANSI
Magnetic (Hall effect) switches, hot-swappable
Adjustable actuation from 0.1 to 3.4 mm
Rapid Trigger with 0.01 mm precision
Up to 8,000 Hz polling
Wired only
Plastic case with an aluminium plate
PBT keycaps with shine-through letters
RGB backlight
Web-based settings app (actuation, Rapid Trigger, SOCD, DKS, macros, lighting)
Colors: black or white
One-year warranty