🔑 XENCELABS Quick Keys: Wireless One-Handed Shortcut Keyboard with 40 Customizable Keys, OLED Display, for Drawing Tablet/Pen Display – Black Review

Good remote control. I like oled screen. Initially, I had trouble using the remote control with Photoshop. The drivers were conflicting, but that was because I had Windows Ink enabled. Instead, Winab was enabled in my Photoshop via PSUserConfig.txt in AppData. If anyone is having trouble drawing after installing the xencelabs drivers, check that first.

The controller is a good size and weight. It feels solid. The keys feel comfortable. The scroll wheel feels smooth and has decent resolution. The setup process is extremely simple and straightforward. Choose a button and give it a task. An RGB ring that shows which scroll wheel mode is active. Excellent! LABELS! on all buttons that change as you scroll through the modes! It will be a great addition to your streaming deck when you draw/design/photo edit on mobile. It's likely that I don't need a

Aside from the wireless connection with the dongle, this is the perfect accessory. I do a lot of CAD and 3D printing and the hotkeys are really helpful. I've mapped the zoom wheel and a few other buttons to different hotkeys (fillet, bevel, shell, punch tools, to be precise). The LCD isn't the easiest to read, but I'm used to the button layout so I don't have to look down. It's thin and fits perfectly on the palm rest, allowing me to use my thumb while keeping my hand on the keyboard. The…

I have used Loupedeck+ and Stream Deck for video editing in Premiere Pro but this device has replaced both. It's very comfortable to hold (like a TV remote) and once you learn how to program the buttons it's (for me) a great left-handed device. Also works great with OBS and Keynote.

We are big fans of this type of controllers because of their wide customization options for all user needs. This makes them incredibly powerful for content creators of all styles. Obviously, they are widely used in both image editing (like Photoshop or Print Shop Pro) and video processing (like Premiere Pro and After Effects). We're planning many other uses in the near future, including using it with OBS Studio, which should be a great solution for switching between everything. The processing…

Beautiful remote control. I like oled screen. Initially, I had trouble using the remote control with Photoshop. The drivers were conflicting, but that was because I had Windows Ink enabled. Instead, Winab was enabled in my Photoshop via PSUserConfig.txt in AppData. If anyone is having trouble drawing after installing the xencelabs drivers, check that first.

I'm a big fan of using macros to edit photos in Photoshop and Lightroom. That's where this little device comes in. Please note that I am not using it with a drawing tablet. It's just a small device in itself. I can program all the keys to do whatever I want, be it a key press or even a macro. On the screen, I can label each key however I want. This was a turning point for me because other devices I used didn't have a screen or you had to cut out little paper labels to attach them to. The build…

XENCELABS Quick Keys, Shortcut Remote: $89.99 at the time of writing I am not a professional designer. I know, I know, the title of this review advertises the professional potential of this fast remote. And I stand by it. I use a "professional" software tool called Pixelmator Pro on my Mac for home photo editing. It mimics much of the functionality of Adobe Creative Suite Photoshop. I've wanted a shortcut tool for a long time, and when I saw this device from Xencelabs I jumped at it. Read on to