YMDKGH60 Anodizing Aluminum CNC Case for 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Compatible Poker2 Pok3r Faceu 60 with ALU Feet (Grey)

TLDR: It is utilitarian, functional in every single way possible, and it houses a wooting. No fancy designs, or thick bezels, just a brick of aluminum.I am using this case with .5mm lizard skins to keep it in place, and its nice having a 0%, or really any low typing angled keyboard. Its hard to find them these days under 5%. It comes with feet if a taller typing angle is your thing, or you could modify it yourself and give yourself a custom angle.It has a decent heft to it, and with lizard skins its basically glued in place, without being glued in place.I personally keep it as flat, as flat can be. My wooting 60HE fit snug into the case. Process was very easy.Another benefit of this frame is its very thin on all sides, so I was able to add a macro pad on top of the keyboard to use as a function row and the distance between it and the pad is about the same as you'd see on a full sized keyboard. Very nice, very handy for when I am playing an MMO like final fantasy 14.

Last black friday I bought a SK64 on a flash sale and I thought is was a great value for the price. However I hate the stock case, it's really bad for wrist ergonomics and it's too bulky for my taste. So I finally pulled the trigger on one of these, and I happy with my purchase. It came well packaged and I was surprised at the build quality of the case. At first, I was skeptical because there was not evidence it would fit my keyboard. The case is designed in a way that it would fit a variety of 60 or 64 key keyboards. However, the one thing I don't not like, is that if you use a wired keyboard there is no way to plug the switch hole on the bottom effectively. Luckiky, line the inside of the case with thin foam so it's covered but I am still bit concerned mositure can get in. Same of the usb c connection insert. There's a little too much space in that spot, I get why, for compatibly reasons but it feels like that space could be a tad smaller. Overall, I am considering purchasing one for my anne 2 pro and I am happy with my purchase.

Very sturdy, I wish it fit more screws on the Anne Pro 2, but the two screws it does fit seems to get the job done well enough. Very satisfying to type on the AP2 Kailh whites with this on it. The price was good, $47 or so with free shipping, all the way from China. Shipping was slow, yes it was from china but I have had things here within 3 days free shipping from china plenty of times. That said, this was $47, killer quality, came with extra screws, and the shipping was FREE. So, waiting nearly 3 weeks was okay. Five stars, still.

The case was great. Its build quality is very sturdy and it makes my keyboard sound much lighter, which I love. But there is a big problem, The case does not completely cover my Epomaker keyboard. The pegs in which you screw the PCB into do not align with my PCB. If this problem was resolved, It would be an Easy 5 star for me

This was my solution to the horrible rubber feet that come with the case. The low quality "rubber balls" that you can see on the screwed in feet are already flattened leading to the metal part of the feet being the contact between the case and my desk. This chips the paint from the feet AND damages your table top. I'll have to come up with a solution for this because this current setup is trash. The feet were used up after only a few days of use as well, they didn't last long at all.Aside from the feet, the case is a decent and solid option for 40 bucks. It's got its weight to it and it feels great.

Got this as a replacement case for my ducky one 2 mini and it fits literally perfect!!I added some foam in the case and then put the keyboard in there and it makes the ducky one 2 mini sounds so much better.Great for the brand new, fresh keyboard enthusiast.

bought the black and then eventually the gold and silver.these look awesome. really thick metal and I like the option to lay the keyboards flat.a note for Ducky owners - some USB-C cables will not fit through the opening, but the cord that comes with the One 2 Mini has no issues.a note for Anne Pro 2 owners - I attempted this and I think another reviewer mentioned: only two of the standoffs are compatible. This was not a show stopper for me - the board still sat firm, but I was unable to fit the factory battery from the AP2. There may be smaller batteries, or there is a similar case for AP2 on Amazon, but the dip switch (ie. power) is inaccessible on the version of that model that I tried

I bought this case recently and I love it. Switching from the stock Anne Pro 2 case to this one was easy. Just a heads up not all the hole in the Anne Pro 2 will line up with the case only the top 2 holes will. The case is very durable and adds weight to your keyboard, which was a plus for me. The only downsides I was able to find were that the case is a oil magnet. Oily fingers will show, so keep that in mind. Another downside is with no dampening foam inside the case, your case will ping loud so invest in one.