

Also, while a compact board has its benefits, it can take some time to get used to, especially since there are no arrow keys to navigate through text or pages. Unfortunately, it's a high-profile board with no incline settings or included wrist rest, meaning it can cause fatigue during a long workday or gaming session. You can connect this board with up to four devices simultaneously, great if you're using a multi-device work set up, or you can also use it in a wired mode for gaming since its latency is extremely low.

Our unit uses Gateron Brown switches, which provide a light typing experience and give good tactile feedback. This board also comes with your choice of Cherry, Gateron, and Kailh switches in various styles, so you can get the feeling you prefer. The smaller size frees up desk space, which may be limited in a tight work-from-home setup, and, for gamers, it allows more space for dynamic, sweeping mouse movements. Compact boards are having their moment in the sun, and it's easy to see why. The Obinslab Anne Pro 2 is the best wireless keyboard we've tested in a compact size.

You can use this board with its USB receiver, Bluetooth, or wired with its charging cable. The best wireless mechanical keyboard that we've tested is the Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro.
