Anne Pro 2
The Anne Pro 2 offers a ton of value in the 60% space. Obins has created a wireless 60% keyboard that offers a solid typing experience, with great software for customization, for a reasonable price.
The Anne Pro 2 has the best software for keyboards, bar none, the stabilizers are lubed and feel good, and the switch options should fit most gamers needs.
The keyboard does have some issues however, mostly regarding quality control, the Anne Pro 2 has reported problems with wireless and wired connectivity, the battery has been reported to die as well making the wireless functionality difficult. These QC issues are exacerbated by the lack of solid warranty.
It doesn’t have the absolute quality of the Ducky One 2 Mini and Mecha Mini, but the Anne Pro 2 adds a lot of functionality and customization that isn’t present on the Ducky. If you value wireless or infinite key mapping then the Anne Pro 2 is likely a better option for you.
Design & Size
The Anne Pro 2 has a standard 60% design with a ABS plastic high-profile case. The side bezels on the case are thin with a small clearance between the caps and the wall of the case. The overall appearance is a tightly designed 60% keyboard.
The keyboard comes in a black and white colourway, with both the case and caps reflecting the colour choice.
The white steel plate does a good job of reflecting the RGB LEDs of the keyboard. The LEDs are kind of weak, this is definitely not a Ducky level RGB experience.