However, one could argue that, well, if you’re buying a $1000 editing keyboard, it’s likely that you already own the premium version of the software. The keyboard doesn’t come with a Resolve studio license like a camera. On the rear of the unit are three ports - two USB-A and one USB-C - allowing you to connect a mouse if you’re using the keyboard away from your workspace, or even the Resolve studio dongle. This keyboard features three ports – two USB-A and one USB-C. However, the Resolve keyboard is already raised, providing a further extension when accessing the keyboard legs. Keyboards usually lay flat and only offer a tilted profile when you extend the keyboard legs. In fact, I can’t fit the Resolve keyboard in my keyboard desk holder without removing the mouse. Regarding size, this is no small keyboard (58.5 x 23.5cm). And, while I wouldn’t suggest dropping it, it does feel like it could take a few dings. This is a significant increase compared to a plastic Logic keyboard. It’s made from premium metal and weighs just under 2.5KG. So, let’s discuss design, construction, and what’s in the box.Īs with all Blackmagic peripherals, this unit is robust.

Would I recommend this keyboard to those who have never used one before.

Does this keyboard improve my DaVinci Resolve editing?.

I’ll be coming at this review from the following perspectives: I won’t be comparing it to the editing keyboards of yesterday, or how it stacks up against other keyboards engineered for rival NLEs.

I’ll get that out the way before we begin.

In this hands-on review, we take a look at Blackmagic’s DaVinci Resolve keyboard and how it can increase your editing efficiency.

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