Kinesis Freestyle2 w/ VIP3 vs Anne Pro

The Freestyle 2 has an ergonomic design, aimed to promote healthier and more comfortable typing.

The wrist support offered by this keyboard alleviates wrist strain.

By splitting the left and right hand of the keyboard and leaving out a numeric pad it encourages users to use the home row numbers as typically taught in American English typing classes.

The left and right side of the keyboard can be positioned independently and tilted as desired.

You can connect the Anne Pro to a computer without the hassle of wires, as it has built in Bluetooth connectivity.

You can customize RGB colors and lighting modes using a smartphone app. This is a step-up from most non-big-name keyboard manufacturers that tend to go with on-keyboard customization control which can get quite confusing.

You get per-key RGB lighting with the Anne Pro, along with a number of different lighting modes.

You get a lot of features for the money. Along with the 60% form factor ( most keyboards in this size are quite expensive ), you get full RGB lighting, ,PBT keycaps and Bluetooth connectivity, but at a lower price compared to other options.