#Keyboard Review

There are plenty of gaming keyboards on the market today, but every now and then, you come across a product that immediately leaves a good first impression before you even plug it in. The moment I picked it up, it immediately felt more premium than most gaming keyboards I've used recently. But build quality alone doesn't make a good keyboard. Design and Build Quality The Ace 68 GT is a compact 65% keyboard, which means it removes the numpad and some extra keys found on larger layouts while keeping the essentials within reach. Unlike many gaming keyboards that combine aluminum top plates with plastic housings, the Ace 68 GT uses a full aluminum chassis that feels exceptionally sturdy. There is no noticeable flex or creaking anywhere on the keyboard. At around 1.4kg, the keyboard is definitely on the heavier side. Combined with the rubber feet underneath, the keyboard stays firmly planted on the desk and rarely shifts around, even during gaming sessions. Read more in our articles including "MCHOSE Ace 68 GT Review: Compact Size, Premium Feel" and "Epomaker HE68 Lite Review - Budget Hall Effect, Serious Performance".