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 (Gateron Brown, White)

I don’t understand why people are making the setting up part sound so complicated. It’s fairly easy to install the software and wirelessly connect it to Bluetooth. You simple position the switch to ON at the back of the keyboard and hold FN2+1. You can assign each device to different numbers. The software is fairly easy to play around with and the UI is very simple. If this is your first 60% keyboard, it may take sometime for you to adjust to it. The quality of the keyboard is great and I don’t think anyone makes a better mechanical Bluetooth keyboard than Anne Pro 2. I paid the premium for the keyboard only to take advantage of the prime shipping, otherwise there are more competitive prices online.

This keyboard is amazing. Recently went from the Corsair strafe with Cherry MX brown switches to the Gateron brown switches with the Anne pro 2. This was a easy switch to use very tactile and nice with a satisfying click but very quiet. I did notice that the bigger keys like space bar and shift made little to no noise which was cool. The RGB is insanely cool on this keyboard aswell.

I mainly bought this keyboard because I wanted to use a single keyboard at my desk to connect to both my MacBook Pro and gaming PC. I picked this keyboard for its layout, aesthetic, RGB features, but mainly for it's Bluetooth switching. Unfortunately, the Bluetooth switching is not working very well. My MBP only connects initially but then refuses to reconnect after any sort of disconnection (going to sleep, switching Bluetooth connections, etc). My PC also had some initial issues, but after clearing the Bluetooth connections on the keyboard and restarting the PC, it was able to connect. Currently, I have the keyboard Bluetooth connected to the PC and USB connected to the MBP. If I leave the USB connected and enable Bluetooth, the keyboard will stop working after a little time. Obviously, pretty disappointed that my intended primary use for this keyboard is not working. Outside of the Bluetooth, I've had a couple of random glitches with stuff like the RGB failing and requiring a restart (cycling the color mode and enabling / disabling did not work). If the Bluetooth worked, I'd be very happy with this keyboard overall though, that's why I'm giving it two stars.

So I bought this keyboard, needed extra space on my desk so I got the Gateron Brown White version of the Anne Pro 2. It arrived and I put the keycaps on and I loved it. It’s heavy for a 60% Keyboard and I’m in love with it. The lighting effects are amazing on it. It looks clean as hell. I’m not gonna lie, I played a lot better with it my first games. I got used to it in seconds and I had extra mouse space now and it felt great. Here are the pros and cons I noticed. Pros: Heavy, which is good so it doesn’t slide or tip. RGB Effects are amazing and are countless patterns you can make. High quality build and feels very expensive in your hands. Instant 1ms response, which is a HUGE plus. And of course, it looks clean af Cons: I noticed when I turned my desktop back on for the next day of gaming, it didn’t recognize the keyboard, I had to unplug it and plug it back in before it recognized it. It also didn’t keep my saved RGB effect I made on it. That wasn’t a huge deal to me, I just am deciding to use the default lighting effects it comes with because they will save. The USB-C cable it comes with is very generic and will fall out of your keyboard if you jerk it or just fall out if it’s too loose in there. You can get a new cable like I did, just a USB to USB-C for like $10. It clicks in perfectly and I haven’t had a problem since. Overall, this keyboard is easily the best keyboard I have ever used when I’m in a gaming session, and trust me, I’ve used a lot of keyboards in the past years. I would give this keyboard a 5 star rating for sure, I didn’t because of the technicalities it had in for it for not recognizing the keyboard and the RGB not saving, but other than that. AMAZING KEYBOARD, I highly recommend to you guys.

I'm gonna try to keep this review short, but informative for people who actually like reading reviews. Ever since I built my first PC three years ago, I've been looking for the perfect keyboard. I think I found it. This keyboard feels very solid and pleasant to touch. I went with brown switches, which I was originally reluctant to try because I didn't think they could live up to the hype. I was wrong. I've used red, blue, and green switches, but browns are by far my favorite. They have a very classical feel while typing and feel very smooth for gaming. If you're over the age of twelve I would definitely recommend going with brown switches over the more popular blue switches. Pros: Very solid build Has a very comfortable natural incline (does not come with adjustable feet) Bright and clean RGB with relatively easy to use software No rattling keys and the space bar feels especially sturdy Comes with a wire keycap puller includes random multi colored blank keys if you're into that Has USB Type-C and Bluetooth Quality packaging Cons: Keyboard came with a horribly ugly red plastic cable They used red print for the secondary function keys Personal mods: Tai-Hao Rubber Keycap set O-Ring Dampeners Black Braided Cable (should have came with the keyboard) Custom Rick escape key

Unfortunately the keyboard is not connecting due to a bad cable. We hope to hear back from the merchant as a request of review has been submitted.

Most happy with my product

The seller was very fair and reasonable in sorting out an initial problem.