Obinslab Anne 2 Pro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 60% True RGB Backlit - Wired/Wireless Bluetooth 4.0 PBT Type-c Up to 8 Hours Extended Battery Life, Full Keys Programmable (Kailh Box Red, White)

*Edit*Just had a phone call from a debt collector acting on behalf of DHL delivery, it seems they paid the import tax on the item and were trying to chase me for the money ever since i got the keeb.BUYERS BEWARE - YOU WILL BE CHARGED IMPORT TAX.i got hit with a £46 charge including late fee's and other charges, even though i did not know about it before i got the call. BUY FROM THE UK IF POSSIBLE!*ORIGINAL REVIEW*I've always wanted a 60% keyboard for a very long time after discovering they were a thing.After much talk on r/mechanicalkeyboards i decided to go with the Annepro2 and i'm glad i did.it feels solid and heavy (most likely to do with the battery) there's no flex and the keys don't wobble.As for sound i went for brown switches and they sound and feel great, i was worried they might be to loud but it's only me in the room and i wear a headset.I customised the keyboard the day i got it with some pudding caps so i can see the lighting better.something i really like is the keyboard uses USB-C so if my phone battery gets low i can unplug the keyboard and it switches to battery powered and i use the USB-C lead to charge my phone. works great.

Get this if you want to fully customize a key layout without having to write any code.The problem with the Anne Pro 2 is sticking keys. It is definitely a problem. Infuriating when it happens.I think one cause is interrupting a macro between a ‘key press‘ and a ‘key release‘. The key gets left ‘pressed’. Which is avoidable I guess.The build is solid. The software is fast and simple to use. The bluetooth is reliable.The cable that comes with it is glitchy. Ive seen others complain of this too. Best get a new one straight off.If I did it again I would buy something with ‘QMK’ firmware. You have to write code, but it looks straightforward, and is more reliable.

Already loving the Anne Pro 2 even after having it for only 2 days. It takes a little bit of getting used to since this is my first 60% keyboard - both with muscle memory (I'm finding I'm making a few more typing mistakes than with full size keyboards) and the lack of dedicated arrow keys ... which it turns out I actually have been using far more regularly than I had realised.I like the features of this keyboard such as having on-board custom profiles and the dual FN-key functions - however the software leaves a lot to be desired as it is not intuitive to use and can be frustrating to figure out without constantly referring to the user manual pdf.

Honestly decent keyboard but the rgb is very disappointing and not bright, cable restricts the colour scheme as it’s only in red but can be sorted with a replacement, good pbt keycaps but save more and get a ducky as they have better all around quality

Very happy with this purchase. I opted for Cherry Brown and use it mainly for coding.Bluetooth can be a little finicky, but once set up it's pretty smooth. Several lighting color schemes for different moods. It's portable so easy to travel with. Software was easy to install and connect via USB.A solid keyboard.