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· The MCHOSE ACE68 V2 is gaining attention as a cost-effective magnetic switch keyboard and is the successor to the previous ACE68 model.
· A subscriber event is currently underway; leave a comment with your preferred keyboard type for a chance to win a product.
· This keyboard is especially recommended for FPS gamers and can be purchased for around 50,000 to 80,000 KRW.

· It boasts top-tier gaming specs including an 8K polling rate, 256K scan rate, 0.01ms RT accuracy, and 0.08ms latency.
· These specs enhance the gaming experience through faster response times and reduced input lag.

· The package includes the keyboard itself, a USB cable, a plug, spare switches, a dust cover, and a strap.
· The compact 65% layout is great for saving desk space, especially for low-sensitivity FPS gamers who need more room for their mouse.
· However, you might need some time to get used to the lack of a function row (F-keys) and the use of arrow keys and some function keys.
· This product only supports wired connection for its ultra-low latency Rapid Trigger function.

· The 8K polling rate, 256K scan rate, and 0.08ms latency minimize input lag, enabling quick reactions in games.
· More than the numbers themselves, you'll feel the responsiveness that feels glued to your hands and a seamless input experience.
· The polling rate can be set to 1K, 2K, 4K, or 8K. 4K is recommended for general gaming, and 8K for high-spec games.

· The core feature of magnetic switch keyboards, Rapid Trigger, allows for immediate input without fully pressing the key.
· RT precision can be set from 0.001mm, with a range of 0.001-3.4mm, and actuation points from 0.1-0.4mm.
· Extreme settings of 0.001mm can actually cause misinputs; pro gamers typically use a range of 0.04-0.1mm.
· If you're new to it, starting at 0.1mm or 1mm and gradually lowering it is recommended. Personally, 0.08mm felt the most balanced.
· Rapid Trigger makes a significant difference in quickly stopping and accurately inputting, especially in FPS games like Valorant where counter-strafing is crucial.

· It was already known for its great typing feel since the previous model, and the V2 features additional layers to reduce noise and provide a more refined typing experience.
· The TTC BMW magnetic switch combines the crispness of traditional switches with the smoothness of linear switches for stable typing.
· Features of each switch option:

Switch Type	Features & Price Range
Seonghwan Switch	Stable and light entry-level switch (approx. 50,000 KRW)
Dragon (Yongshin Switch)	Fast input and performance-focused (approx. 60,000 KRW)
BMW Switch	Smooth and stable typing feel (approx. 70,000 KRW)

· One of the biggest advantages of the V2 is the ability to change Rapid Trigger settings via an external button.
· It's accessible without installing web drivers and offers presets like Beginner, Meeting, Office, and Extreme, making it easy for beginners to use.
· Supports 22 different lighting effects, GIF animations, and custom effects.
· You can configure trigger settings, key remapping, and advanced key functions (SOCD, RS, DKS, etc.). Settings are saved to onboard memory, so they work on other PCs without issue.

· Specs have improved: precision from 0.005 to 0.001, and scan rate from 128K to 256K.
· Latency has been improved to 0.08ms, and RT Smart Calibration 2.0 has been applied.
· Internal sound-dampening layers have been reinforced for improved stability during typing.
· While not a mandatory upgrade for previous users, the V2 model with its improved performance is recommended for new entrants.

· **Pros:**
· Detailed and customizable Rapid Trigger settings.
· Easy accessibility with web driver presets.
· Upgraded specs and improved typing feel compared to the previous model.
· **Considerations:**
· Only supports wired connection.
· May not feel special if you don't invest time in setup.
· The 65% layout requires an adjustment period.
· We highly recommend the MCHOSE ACE68 V2 for beginners and gamers serious about their play.