MCHOSE is showcasing its latest lineup of gaming peripherals at IFA 2026 in Berlin, highlighted by the debut of the GOD60 and ACE75 Hall Effect keyboards, according to corporate announcements released on September 7, 2026. The consumer technology brand hosted an early media preview on September 3, presenting new hardware alongside its expanding M HUB software ecosystem.
GOD60 Keyboard Debuts With Special Collaboration Edition
The GOD60 keyboard anchors the brand’s exhibition at Hall 6.2-126, featuring a special collaboration edition inspired by A Record of a Mortal’s Journey to Immortality, a popular 3D animated fantasy series from China, according to corporate disclosures. Built with a full-aluminum chassis, the collaboration model integrates visual elements of Chinese storytelling into a performance-oriented layout. While this special edition remains exclusive to China, MCHOSE confirmed that the standard version of the GOD60 is scheduled for a global launch in October 2026.
ACE75 Hall Effect Keyboard Brings Rapid Trigger to Global Markets
MCHOSE also introduced the ACE75 to international audiences during the Berlin trade show. According to product specifications, the 75% Hall Effect keyboard delivers an 8K polling rate, a 256K scan rate, and a latency rating as low as 0.08 ms. The device features an adjustable Rapid Trigger ranging from 0.001 mm to 3.4 mm, alongside support for SOCD and DKS functions.
A Horizon RGB Light Bar and a multifunction control knob round out the physical customization options. The ACE75 will launch globally in four colorways: Mecha Green, Navy Blue, Midnight Purple, and Moon Rock Gray. MCHOSE scheduled a Kickstarter campaign for the keyboard to begin on September 17, 2026.
Expanded Ecosystem and Industry Presence at IFA 2026
Beyond the primary keyboard releases, MCHOSE exhibited the ACE68 GT Hall Effect keyboard, which supports a polling rate of up to 16K, alongside gaming mice driven by the PAW3955 sensor and the V9 Turbo headset series featuring magnetic charging docks. All of these devices integrate with M HUB, the company’s proprietary software platform designed to manage performance settings, key assignments, lighting, and user profiles through a single interface.
During the exhibition, MCHOSE hosted international creators and media personnel, including representatives from Tom’s Guide, U.S. YouTube creator XEETECHCARE, and Polish creator Ziemniak. With products now distributed across more than 30 countries and regions, the company’s presence at IFA 2026 underscores its ongoing strategy to scale its hardware and software ecosystem for users worldwide.
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