[Silver] Really enjoy this keyboard. This particular model is a Slimline model which is exactly what I wanted (much thinner, slimmer and shorter than my previous keyboard). My prior keyboard was really nice but large and took up unnecessary space on my desk. The feel of the keys is outstanding, and the noise level from typing is extremely quiet. Very pleased with the purchase.

[Windows] 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.

[Windows] Keyboard is awesome, love the design and style.
The time it saves me with the programs is definitely starting to show.
Love the shortcuts, etc.
Also the service and shipping was extremely fast.
Thanks B&H
Cheers

[Windows] Not the slim body of the recent Logic edit keyboards but in a good way

[2x USB-A 2.0] I work with Photoshop everyday, and its nice to have cheats on the keyboard cause I can't remember everything. LOL
Plus, the backlighting is really nice when working in a dim environment.

[Scissor] 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.

[Silver] 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

[Windows] Great Avid replacement KYBD

[2.515 lb] My kids flipped out when they walked into my edit suite and saw this keyboard. Works perfectly as a replacement for my older LogicKeyboard what will showing wear and tear signs.

[2.515 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!