MCHOSE - Jet 75 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Gaming Keyboard

MCHOSE Jet 75 with Kailh Magnetic God switches. No regrets here for R6 Siege and Marvel Rivals. Both the keyboard and switches feel snappy with excellent enough SOCD implementation for those competitive games.

I would recommend mchose jet 75 for the same price

I recommend the mchose jet 75 with kailh switches. There's a respective subreddit for each peripheral, such as r/mechanicalkeyboards for keyboards and r/mousereview for mice, i recommend asking the mechanical keyboards sub for a second opinion.

I just got the jet 75, honestly the reviews are actually true, the quality is just unmatched, the rapid trigger is okay, software has some work to do but the value you are getting is insane for the price.

Mchose ace 60/68 or jet 75.

Jet75. Just buy it if it works perfect don't update the firmware and enjoy it.

Yes, and switches ofc. They both don't have extra latency when multiple keys are pressed at once (most cheap boards have that issue) and both have pretty low latency.

U def need to give it a shot to decide urself. For me, it's a must. Being able to adjust ur actuation point and have snap tap(socd) are game changer in valorant (even in cs2 or pubg) For budget he keyboards, I would rec these rn: irok carrotmas mecury68/ mchose jet75/ mchose mix87/ vgn neon75 (pro version and above have 3 modes)

MCHOSE ACE 60 and 68 i have seen in tests to have really low latency among the closes to the wooting for a much lower price. These are hall effect keyboards and if you want a 75% keyboard they have one called Jet 75. I ordered a Jet 75 myself last week and am waiting for delivery. With Topographic keycaps and Kailh Magnetic God Switches i got it for about $70 with Swedish taxes included.

I can only speak for the Mchose Jet 75 that i own myself and have had a great experience with. For an all plastic keyboard the build is real solid and has no noticeable flex to it even when i try to flex it.

I am currently using the JET 75, have had it for 10 days and i really like it so far. Can not speak for any of the others since i have not used them. But i do come from the "Corsair K70 MAX HE" that cost close to $300 when i bought it here in Sweden. And i like the feel of the JET 75 better and that only cost me $69. Since i use a numpad rather often i also bought a "ZOUYA GMK26" to go with it. https://preview.redd.it/ozu4a2rx6h9f1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=1dfda9d8d81fa2f2d4d92ffca51d10dbd6fd0341

I myself have a "Mchose Jet 75" and have been satisfied with it. But if you can get a cheap wooting im under the impression they have among the best software available for HE keyboards.

I did a lot of searching and watching reviews as well as seeing it recommended a lot here on reddit. And i found a deal with the Mchose Jet 75, Magnetic God Switches and the Topographic keycaps for $69 and went for it. Looking at what it costs now just 1 month after i got it i guess i got a good deal.

I will give my opinion based on my own experience, I had the Corsair K70 MAX for about 1 year and i loved it until i bought a MCHOSE Jet 75 that were way cheaper and to me it just felt so much better than the corsair one.

I myself have the Mchose Jet 75 and it is imo a solid keyboard for the price i also have VTER ATO87 but it feels nowhere near the Jet 75 in quality. In terms of functionality i could not really tell any difference at all. But overall the Jet 75 just feels a lot better to use.

Well, i can not recommend something i have not used. So im going to say Jet75 since that is imo good enough to recommend.

I bought myself a "MCHOSE JET 75" that i have been using for 12 days now. I saw some latency test in a Video and "Mchose Ace 60 HE" and the "MonsGeek Fun 60 HE" were just below the Wooting in latency. And since i wanted a 75% and found the Jet 75 for $69 with topographic keycaps and "Kailh magnetic god switches" i went for that. So my choice of keycap and switches drew up the cost with about $15-20. This includes Swedish taxes. I can not for sure say that anything is better or worse and i don´t even know if the latency test was done in a good way. There you have the little experience i have to put into the pot of endless options. Good luck finding what you want!

If you have the money to spare wooting has as i understand it the best software. But i switched from a close to $300 Corsair K70 MAX HE keyboard to a Mchose Jet75 for $69 and the cheaper keyboard were the one that felt the best to use. And if you want a pink HE keyboard that is TKL Mchose Mix87 might be something to consider. I found the software for the Jet75 easy to understand and use.

I have tried three different HE keyboards and in terms of performance i can not really tell any difference. Corsair K70 MAX, Mchose Jet75 and VTER ATO87 are the three keyboards i have tried and the one i recommend out of the three is the Mchose Jet75 while costing $69 it feels so much better than the close to $300 when i bought it Corsair keyboard.

Well, just 2 months ago i switched from a "Corsair K70 MAX" that is an expensive keyboard to a cheap "Mchose Jet 75" and it just felt WAY better to type on. Since then i have bought a few different keyboards and im right now using a "Weikav Stars75" and while costing 1/3 of the corsair the quality feel is superb in every possible way. So from my experience you seem to pay a BIG premium to get that corsair logo, can not speak for the quality of the other brands you mentioned but i would assume it is the same there.

I could not tell you tbh, i do not play much FPS games these days since i got an eye injury on my right eye. I just cant focus fast enough and get killed all the time. But i have tried all the features out and they work just as well on the Mchose as they did on the Corsair so i do not think you will have any issues at all with it.

I got the Mchose Jet 75 and I’m shocked how good it is for this price. I came from a Ducky one 2 mini.

Got an Mchose jet 75 aswell and it’s just really good

gaming and tactile kinda go against each other. Gaming wants Hall effect, which has to be linear switches. Sound may also be sacrificed for Hall effect depending, though they don't tend to be clicky, just muted and a little hollow sound wise. Mchose jet75 is a pretty decent cheap HE keyboard in white and what I would rec. Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR is also very nice, but no white variant at the moment.

Mchose makes good options. the ace60, ace68, and jet75 depending on size you want Monsgeek fun60 ultra TMR is also a good option over the ace60 if you want a 60% keyboard (the lower tier fun60s are pretty much always worse than the ace60 counterpart)

Mchose Jet75 (or ace60 or ace68 if you want a smaller size) Are the ones I would recommend from that list 

If you play fps games you should get an HE keyboard. And Mchose has the best software of the budget brands. It isn't Wooting, but nothing else is.

It's pretty much the best all around from reviews. The Monsgeek Fun60 series comes close and that usually has worse software and isn't a 75% keyboard. Nuphy is also quite good, but is more expensive and not a 75% board.

If you want it for gaming, Magnetic switches are the way to go. Mchose Jet75 or ace60 are good low end options. The Monsgeek M1 V5 TMR or Fun60 ultra are a step up. And the Wooting 80he or Geonworks Venom are the highest end.

Mchose jet 75 hall effect I got this one, it's exactly what I was looking for and what your looking for too

Quite good, it's one of the best affordable hall effect keyboards right now I've done my fair share of research I'm just saying what I got