TourBox Lite - Editing Keyboard Compact, Artists Go-to Drawing Macro Keypad, Works with Clip Studio Paint & More, Creative Console Controller with Custom Software, Streamline All Workflows - Wired

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical about this and not sure if I was going to be able to get used to using this over my mouse. But I needed a way to speed up video editing and felt like it was worth giving it a try.I have now used it for multiple videos and it took almost no time to get used to. While it seems to favor the left hand (by its design) you can use it with the right as well. I use a mouse with my right hand and a track pad with my left hand. So depending on on the situation it’s nice to be able to switch between hands.The quality is really good for the price and compared to comparable options.Only regret is that if I had known I would have like it this much I would have upgraded to the next model up.

I am absolutely blown away by the Tourbox Lite and its incredible versatility. As someone who spends a lot of time editing videos, this controller has drastically improved my workflow, making my editing process much more productive and efficient.First of all, the learning curve is incredibly shallow. Within just a few minutes of setting it up, I was already comfortably using it. The intuitive controller software makes the configuration process a breeze, allowing you to assign functions and shortcuts quickly without any hassle. I was up and running in no time, and it's clear this product was designed with ease of use in mind.One of the most impressive features for me is how easily it integrates with virtually any software. I use a Mac, and I was able to configure the Tourbox Lite for use within multiple programs, including Movavi Video Editor. But what really blew me away is how I was able to configure it to use within Safari, making browsing a whole lot more seamless. With dedicated shortcuts for toggling full-screen mode, skipping ahead or back in YouTube videos, adjusting the volume, navigating tabs, and even scrolling up and down – it’s like I have an entirely new level of control over my web browsing experience!The value this product offers is simply unmatched. I initially bought it with video editing in mind, but after experiencing how easy it is to customize, I've found myself using it for everyday tasks like web browsing and navigating apps. It's truly a no-brainer for anyone who works with editing software or even those who just want to streamline their day-to-day computer tasks.Overall, I can’t recommend the Tourbox Lite enough. It’s incredibly useful, affordable, and offers tremendous value for all sorts of users. Whether you’re a professional video editor, a content creator, or just someone who wants to enhance their Mac experience, this controller is a game changer!

Incredibly easy to set up and use! All the doohickeys and buttons are as instinctual as using your windshield whippers and car radio. Build is robust and can take some damage. 100% would buy this for every single digital artist!Time spent hitting keys and looking for brush sizes have been cut all across, incredible value.

I automatically fell in love with this since setting it up. It has definitely helped me make a more cohesive and speedy workflow for my work

Bought for my daughter who loves to draw

This is a nice device. It does what it needs to for Video. If you want to use this for audio production like I did, look elsewhere. It is not a replacement for a midi controller and I could not get it to work with my DAWs. The knob would be perfect to control parameters. It does not work the way I was thinking.Only other dislike it that it is a cable. Even the more expensive models have batteries and honestly I would rather deal with that and get some rechargeable ones that just have this cable.

Mejora considerablemente tu flujo de trabajo, es facil de configurar y la calidad de los materiales es muy buena, se siente de calidad. El empaque no es tan "premium" pero es lo de menos

I started editing my own videos for the first time just a couple weeks ago (on my phone, using my finger to drag through frames to split, lol). I upgraded to using a computer, but was unsatisfied with the inefficiency of all the clicks.I am using Capcut, and this is perfectly suitable for my use case - I use the main scroll to scroll through the timeline; the upper scroll dial to zoom in/out (and click! to zoom the timeline to fit); the top button I click to split the video; the big button I use to delete left (usual preset is just delete), and the right button to play; the smaller buttons on the top right I use to undo/redo.Given that the number of things I wanted to do was basically exactly that, I didn't see a need for the more expensive models with more buttons (=more presets) - I also don't need to connect to my iPad and don't mind having wired connection.If this sounds like you, then don't hesitate!