[2.155 lb] After almost getting frostbite on my hands on a recent photography trip to Vermont, I purchased these liners. The Heat Company makes another liner, but that one doesn't have as much leather as this one. It's worth the extra few dollars to get the Durable version. They fit as expected, and the sizing chart seems to be accurate. The liners do provide some protection against cold, but are meant to be just liners, for example with the Heat Company Shell Full-Leather Mitten that I also purchased in the same size. I wore the liners without the mittens last time I was out. The temp was about 30F degrees, and my hands were fairly cold after 20 minutes. The buttons on the camera work well with the liners, but not so much so using the touch screen LCD. For temps lower than 30, I will always be using them in conjunction with the mitten. The mittens have a zipper that allows you to remove fingers and/or thumb, and flip them to the back of the mitten where they can be attached magnetically so they don't flap around. I also like that there is a zipper on the back of the mitten designed to hold a hand warmer. Workmanship and quality of the liners and mittens is excellent, and I would recommend these two products.

[2.155 lb] My first was the LogicKB 14, used it to death. This unit with its update DRS17 rocks, feels responsive and tight. Really a must for a Blackmagic user!

[3 Months] I love these series so much I got 3! I started with the Avid one which I use for that and Premiere Pro (a muscle memory thing). This one is so helpful for me because there are a lot of hidden AE keyboard shortcuts or modifier key usages that it helps me remember. But the unique thing I like is that it's illuminated since I'm normally working in low light edit bay situation.

[Scissor] I have a pair of the cloth version and found that they flexed too much when using a zoom lens, so I purchased these to go with my outer shell gloves. They are working great. I did a shoot today at seven degrees with only these gloves on and my hands and fingers were fine. I used two hand warmers in each glove: one in the palm area and the other one in the pouch provided on the back of the hand. I recommend these gloves to anyone who will be shooting in cold weather.

[19 x 5.8 x 1.1"] Not the slim body of the recent Logic edit keyboards but in a good way

[1x USB-C] Excellent service and product quality... as usual at B H.
Thank You

[1x USB-C] I love the Astra keyboards. Great way to learn the shortcuts and also, because they're illuminated, a great way way to see your keyboard in a dark edit room.

[Yes] I am really stunned by the Expertise in designing this keyboard.


I had ZERO issues in going from one Android device to another:


I have Gorilla Fingers and so,my first use was on my Motorola phone.


Then I went to my Lenovo M9 tablet, no hookup problems.


My Lenovo M11 has a detachable keyboard, NICE, but the magnetic attachment is not as strong as I would prefer, so now, the ZAGG, does that job, and the M11 is actually like a monitor on a nice desk stand, and the Non-Attached ZAGG, is great!


It is GREAT!!!!

[1x USB-C] I have been looking for a glove liner that can keep my hands warm as well as being sensitive enough to feel the dials and buttons on my camera.
This fits the bill perfectly.

[2.155 lb] I love these series so much I got 3! I started with the Avid one which I use for that and Premiere Pro (a muscle memory thing). This one is so helpful for me because it helps me remember all the keyboard shortcuts and modifier key usages for Resolve that isn't my native NLE. But the unique thing I like is that it's illuminated since I'm normally working in low light edit bay situation.