The ANNE PRO 2 comes with a keycap puller and a USB C chord. This keyboard is very slanted, but the weight is really nice, not too heavy, not too light. On the keyboard’s backside, you will find the USB C port and the on-off switch for the Bluetooth capabilities. The keyboard itself doesn’t have any rubber feet. There’s no flipping up like a Ducky keyboard. The incline on this keyboard really pulls the feel on the keyboard together because it’s in the middle, so if you like your keyboard slanted up, then this keyboard is like that, but if you like your keyboard slanted low, then this keyboard is like that too.
The keycaps themselves are PBT double-shot. These things are durable, and they won’t get that nasty shine on them over time, I’m a big fan of PBT, and they have added it on this keyboard.
Another thing I really enjoyed about this keyboard is the software. In the ANNE PRO 2’s software, you can update the firmware, control the RGB, and change your controls on this keyboard. For example, I want my W key to be my Q key, and then you can change it to that. I really enjoyed this keyboard because there’s a taping feature, so all you have to do is tap Shift Fn1 FN2 and Contol. Those are your arrow keys, and it functions just like your arrow keys, so if you tap it, it will act like an arrow key.
On to the switches they come with gateron red blue and brown switches. Now, these are a different type to the Cherry MX reds. They have a tiny difference, but in my opinion, the gateron switches feel better than the Cherry MX reds. Now the spacebar, the shift, and the enter key stabilizers on those are really nice, and it makes the keyboard feel very, very premium because there’s no wobble in them.
The battery life is coming in at eight hours. For the Bluetooth version, you can actually turn the keyboard off or into low power save mode. To control the RGB, all you have to do is hold the FN key and then hit 9 0, and also the dash button on the top controls the brightness.
Well, I can’t find any flaws in this keyboard is just really, really amazing.
