🔑 ANNE PRO 2, 60% Wired/Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (Gateron Blue Switch/Black Case) - Fully Programmable with RGB Backlighting - Tap Arrow Keys - Double Shot PBT Keycaps - NKRO - Long-Lasting 1900mAh Battery Review

This is a solid clone of the Vortex 3 keyboard. The circuit board isn't as good as a real Vortex or CODE keyboard. In particular, there are problems using the function keys back-to-back. If you press cmd+fn1+tab, you cannot press cmd+1 or similar without releasing the fn1 key. It's a bit annoying if you've used one of the best keyboards to do this with before. The RBG lighting looks good, but the programming interface is really buggy. I can't program the lights, I'm getting error messages that…

I was actually going to use Anne Pro 2 with my Hackintosh setup, but Bluetooth turns out to work with Mac OS Catalina (10.5 . 6 ). If you want to run the latest Mac OS with Bluetooth I would look elsewhere, the Keykron K6 might be a good option but it only comes in black/grey. I also ran some tests to make sure it was my system. or something other than the keyboard. Unfortunately, it came to the point that even after updating to the latest firmware, the keyboard was not compatible with Mac OS…

At first glance and in use, the product works perfectly. I've been using it for a couple of weeks with no issues, and during that time I've occasionally accidentally accidentally tapped the keyboard lightly on one side and the USB-C cable somehow disconnects without leaving the port. It was small at first, so it didn't really bother me. But then it happened every day if I moved it around a bit and it took a few reconnects to get it working again, and even when it worked there was the first 5-10

I had high hopes for this keyboard, I got mine with red Gateron switches, the build quality is amazing, the hits are very good, the software is nice as other boards in this category don't offer it, The touch capabilities are very nice and no other board offers this ease of use. But I just couldn't hold the board. I've noticed issues since the day I got it, Bluetooth isn't great at all, it takes a long time to switch between devices, the keys often get stuck and character input is very laggy at…

Pros: - Comes with two PBT keycaps - Amazing stabilizers for the spacebar and modifier keys - Bluetooth capabilities - Arrow key functionality - Includes extra colored keycaps and a wired keycap remover - Pretty easy to use, additional software - 2 layers FN - Robust construction - Full RGB backlighting - USB Type-C to A connection Cons: - Not the brightest RGB - Cannot overlay reactive light effects on top of another effect (eg .pulse over rainbow) - FN input functions are hard to see on the…

I have 3 mechanical keyboards: AnnePro 2, Ducky One 2 mini and Keychron K2. I use AnnePro 2 at home, Keychron at work and a One 2 mini duck for online gaming. For versatile tasks, the Anne Pro 2 is by far the most versatile. I can pair it with my iPhone, iPad and Mac via Bluetooth and easily switch between 3 devices (even with the USB port connected to the keyboard). something the keychron k2 can't.) Aesthetics and build quality. The keyboard is well built, sturdy and high quality, and if you…

I wanted to share my experience with the Anne Pro 2 and am writing this Anne Pro 2 review because it's a really nice keyboard to type with. If you want a short version of the review, you can stop reading here. If you need more information, read on. First a little background on how I got this keyboard. Now that I'm spending more time than ever at home in front of my computer, I've decided to get a new keyboard. I've always had a passing interest in mechanical keyboards, so I started researching…