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With this keyboard you don't need to know or remember shortcuts any more you will find it quickly with this keyboard.

Well made, durable cover with keyboard. Keyboard well laid out with necessary keys and shortcuts. The best that I have ever bought throughout the years.

This keyboard shows you a lot of the keyboard shortcuts for Photoshop which makes post processing a lot faster.

This keyboard is very good for using and learning the shortcuts in Resolve. The only con is that the backlight should be a little brighter.

I'm using this keyboard with Nuendo. The shortcuts are a great time saver. It's ergonomic. Highly recommend it.

The angle makes it comfortable to type on. The keys are easy and quiet. I use a Mac and this keyboard has all of the keys your Mac has for easy keyboard shortcuts, this is hard to find in a keyboard. I’m also enjoying being able to easily switch between my work Mac, personal Mac, and phone with just the push of a button.

I love the loupedeck. I am terrible with keyboard shortcuts and don't have a mouse. Using the trackpad on my MacBook Pro was such a pain to use for everything. This makes editing images so much easier

This keyboard greatly facilitates using Logic Pro X with the keyboard shortcuts color coded right there. Well made product.

The keyboard types smooth as silk. love the fact that it shows shortcuts for both Premiere and After Effects.

Time is everything. If you are not using keyboard shortcuts in Davinci Resolve, you are doing it wrong and burning time uselessly. This keyboard popped up on my B&H radar just as I began making painfully intricate color-coded reference notecards for the shortcuts in DR. This keyboard is WAAAAY better--the color coding is clear and obvious, and the backlighting, shows the commands on the individual keys clearly. It is also comprehensive, showing commands I haven't even discovered yet. One day, I won't need these clues, but I'm not there yet. Also, when I go a week without editing, I forget things. It is very easy to use and over a couple of weeks my editing speed increased dramatically--WOW! Really. Even glancing over at a notecard is distracting and can easily derail my workflow (is this just me?) The first time I opened Davinci Resolve, I was struck by how intricate and tiny the UI toolbar controls were, and really struggled with a bad mouse and a tiny monitor. Shortcuts are more precise too--they eliminate any analog, floating movement from a touchy mouse I was unsure about the scissor construction of the keys at first, as I usually like the strong feedback of a mechanical gaming keyboard. Conclusion: The key action is fine (and it's quieter). There is a soft tactile pivot point where you confirm input by touch. There are two USB plugs: one for the keyboard itself and one to power the built-in USB ports (2). Laptop owners may consider a USB hub or Thunderbolt Dock