Blackmagic Design Davinci Resolve Editor Keyboard

A tool inspired by editing consoles, optimized for the Resolve ecosystem

The DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard follows the tradition of post-production workstations where execution speed is a tangible advantage: locating a clip, setting a cut point, chaining adjustments without breaking the creative flow. Rather than a simple keyboard "with shortcuts," it centers on timeline navigation and trimming, adopting the ergonomics of professional environments: immediate controls, repeatable gestures, and direct access to essential functions.

Within the range of tools designed for DaVinci Resolve, it positions itself as a solution focused on editing and finishing: targeting those who want to accelerate selection, assembly, and fine adjustments while maintaining Resolve's software logic. The result is a more "reflexive" workstation, particularly appreciated when deadlines tighten and the timeline grows heavier.

Who it's for: editors, assistants, and creators aiming for speed without sacrificing precision

This editing keyboard is intended for DaVinci Resolve users who spend hours scrolling through footage, setting In/Out points, adjusting trims, and stabilizing the rhythm of a sequence. In documentary, corporate, advertising, web content, captures, or broadcast formats, it helps turn frequent actions (navigation, cuts, adjustments) into muscle memory. Compared to a "mouse + standard keyboard" workflow, it typically improves gesture consistency and comfort during long sessions.

It is also relevant in collaborative environments: editing assistants and editors can benefit from a consistent control surface across workstations, facilitating standardization of habits and quicker onboarding. Add to that the integrated USB hub: convenient for plugging in a mouse, wireless receiver, or small peripheral without occupying ports on the machine.

Controls designed for speed: jog wheel, trimming, and navigation at your fingertips

Jog/shuttle wheel: time control, frame by frame

The heart of the Editor Keyboard is its large wheel. It enables natural navigation through clips and the timeline: moving forward, backward, scrubbing finely, or speeding up playback as needed. This "tactile" approach changes the game for logging and syncing tasks: you find the right moment faster and adjust your cuts more consistently without multiplying micro-movements with the mouse.

Dedicated keys: fewer menus, more direct actions

The dedicated keys streamline recurring editing operations, especially around In/Out points, navigation, and cut adjustments. The goal is simple: reduce interruptions, stay focused on storytelling, and chain decisions. For dense timelines, this direct access logic is a real advantage: spending less time searching for a command and more time refining the pace.

USB-C connection and integrated hub: a cleaner workstation

The Editor Keyboard connects via USB-C for quick and reliable setup. Its integrated 2-port USB-A hub makes it easy to add a mouse or accessories, helping maintain an ergonomic setup, especially on laptops or compact stations. Power consumption is managed via USB-C power delivery, simplifying daily integration.

Finally, the inclusion of a DaVinci Resolve Studio activation key makes it a complete solution to equip a workstation: pairing hardware designed to speed up editing with the Studio version, suited for demanding workflows.

Technical specifications

Connectors	USB A, USB C	Weight	2.3 kg
Power supply	USB-C	Dimensions (mm)	584 x 223 x 53
Consumption	8 W

Computer interface	USB Type-C	Operating temperature	0 to 40 degC (32 to 104 degF)
USB hub	2 x USB Type-A ports for mouse and other devices	Storage temperature	-20 to 60 degC (-4 to 140 degF)
Power consumption	8 W max via USB-C	Relative humidity	0 to 90 percent non-condensing
Supported operating systems	Mac 13.0 Ventura, Mac 14.0 Sonoma or later	Includes	DaVinci Resolve Editor Keyboard